After recently headlining the Nike+Human charity concert, Kanye West through the Dr. Donda West Foundation is, along with NFL Hall of Famer Darrell Green, busy organizing the Give Back Concert Benefit. Read on…

To celebrate My Little Pony turning 25, Hasbro have collaborated with an array of celebrities to produce specially designed ponies to raise funds for charity. Read on…

Kasabian, Keane and Razorlight are set to play the Little Noise Sessions, a series of small concerts for Mencap UK.

Noel Gallagher, Amy Winehouse and U2 have all played the intimate acoustic gigs in the past with a capacity for only 600 people.

This year’s line-up will also include Glasvegas, Stereophonics, James Morrison, the Fratellis and some other secret special guests.

Registration for tickets through Mencap Music will open October 1, the Little Noise Sessions are on November 8 to 18.

Shakira announced plans to expand her children’s charity, the Pies Descalzos (Barefoot) Foundation, around the globe by Christmas. Read on…

Gamers can spend their second life online for the benefit of humankind, playing a charity game Traces of Hope. Read on…

As part of the Be Humankind campaign Oxfam GB are holding a slogan competition open to the public.

Anyone can enter; you just have to come up with a good slogan.

The idea is simple, visit the website and write a strapline to inspire people to help end poverty.

The best slogans that come out of the Oxfam Be Humankind Campaign competition will be posted on billboards around the city.

Legendary charity hero and actor Paul Newman has died, age 83, of cancer. Read on…

After being hospitalized for pneumonia, Dame Elizabeth Taylor, showing great strength of character, was up and about last week at an AIDS charity event. Read on…

After heading to Hollywood Mel B is cleaning house in the UK, and having a moving sale to benefit charity.

Scary Spice, through Buy Once Give Twice and eBay for Charity, is selling a range of items such as a harp, lounge suits, general household items and even a summoning gong.

Getting the most attention in the auction are the Roberto Cavalli designed Spice Girls tour outfits.

Proceeds from Mel B’s charity sale, on now, will benefit CLIC Sargent.

Bob Dylan is the latest artist to lend his support to a Canada literacy charity to headline the Canwest Raise-a-Reader Concert Series. Read on…

Mariah Carey has teamed up with the Yum! Brands Foundation as Global Ambassador for the World Hunger Relief campaign. Read on…

Humans aren’t exactly a dying breed, but some still need help with human rights, and Amnesty International UK is campaigning on their behalf during Protect the Human Week.

Amnesty is inviting human rights supporters to get together with friends and family and throw a party  to raise funds for humanity.

As a host you could win tickets to the Secret Policeman’s Ball and other cool Amnesty gigs.

Throw a party between October 11 and 17 for Amnesty International UK Protect the Human Week.

If you’ve ever felt like your efforts have gone in vein, just listen to Ingrid Newkirk, His Holiness The Dalai Lama, Dr. Henry Heimlich and a host of other high profile activists, when they explain why One Can Make a Difference. Read on…

World class athletes, like David Beckham and Ian Thorpe, will sell the paintings they exhibited at the Beijing Olympics in the Sport in Art Auction, to aid the charity Right to Play. Read on…

The MTV Staying Alive Foundation is offering fans the opportunity to Ask the Artist, the big names in music, about sex, relationships and staying safe. Read on…

Singling himself out from the Hollywood crowd, writer-actor-director Tyler Perry was helping financial crisis affected Americans through a charity started by civil rights activist Hosea Williams. Read on…

When you’re planning your costume for Halloween, why not also plan to make the annual spookfest a special one with Trick or Treat for UNICEF. Read on…

A celebrity Country House Car Boot Sale at Chedworth Airfield, that took place on Sunday is still raising funds for a UK kid’s charity.

The Sunday second hand sale drew celebrity buyers and was a hugely successful day.

But it didn’t end there; items like a baseball cap signed by F1 driver Lewis Hamilton and the shirt off Orlando Bloom’s back are up for charity auction online as part of the event.

The lots, raising funds for NSPCC, are available for bid until October 2 through the charity auction site Buy Once Give Twice.

Music legends are working with today’s hottest artists to produce an album, Heroes, for the charity War Child. Read on…

It’s been revealed in the book, Kate Moss: Style by Angela Buttolph, but was never any secret that another celebrity and frequent shopper gets her style from the racks of charity markets and second hand stores. Read on…

Kylie Minogue has joined with NSPCC and ChildLine in support of a new campaign to raise funds for abused children, The Child’s Voice Appeal.

The services received 2.3 million calls in the last year from more than half a million kids needing help.

Many reported calling several times just to get through to a counselor.

The appeal aims to fund up to 15 extra call centres next year, and boost volunteers by about 600 to help get to every call first time.

‘Finding the courage to tell someone about being abused is one of the most difficult decisions a child will ever have to make. Sadly their cries for help are not always heard because ChildLine is unable to speak to every child who rings the 0800 1111 number,’ Kylie Minogue said about the NSPCC ChildLine Child’s Voice Appeal.

Kylie Minogue has joined with NSPCC and ChildLine in support of a new campaign to raise funds for abused children, The Child’s Voice Appeal.

The services received 2.3 million calls in the last year from more than half a million kids needing help.

Many reported calling several times just to get through to a counselor.

The appeal aims to fund up to 15 extra call centres next year, and boost volunteers by about 600 to help get to every call first time.

‘Finding the courage to tell someone about being abused is one of the most difficult decisions a child will ever have to make. Sadly their cries for help are not always heard because ChildLine is unable to speak to every child who rings the 0800 1111 number,’ Kylie Minogue said about the NSPCC ChildLine Child’s Voice Appeal.