Celebrity charity work to get publicity

It is found that celebrities are ineffective at expanding awareness of charitable reasons. They involved in charitable works which is for good cause. Celebrities work helps other people and these charitable works rarely fail to attract to get publicity.The celebrities are motivated by a selfless desire to support others. Celebrities work is for the right cause but they also engage in it to get their publicity than their causes. There is little celebrity in music world which engage themselves in charity woks. Which of them are?

Shakira:

Shakira is a Colombian singer and song writer. She has won many awards in her music world. She started writing songs at the age of eight. She involved in charity work at the age of 18. She worked in Pies Descalzos Foundation. At this time this foundation is responsible to deliver education and nutrition to children in Colombia. She is also the member of President Obama’s Advisory Commission which works on educational excellence for Hispanics. She also join the ALAS which focus on early childhood and pregnancy. She has worked as a goodwill ambassador at UNICEF.

Bono:

Bono is an Irish singer and song writer. He also runs his business. His real name is Paul David Hew-son. He involved in charity work after in 1979. He severs to Amnesty International’s Conspiracy of Hope and live 8 projects which was the secret policeman’s Ball performers. He fights to counter the poverty and helped to create the One Campaign, DATA and E DUN. They are clothing firms which are struggling to encourage trade with poverty suffering countries. Such celebrities are really impressive because people like it as they are very charitable with others. No doubt different terms are also involved with them but their effort is really appreciated.

Bono and Oprah are also going red. They hit Chicago's "Magnificent Mile" together to show off new clothing from The Gap, accessories and cool gadgets like the new cherry red iPod that will all help to fight AIDS. It's all super simple, and you don't have to do anything special to help out. Bono said,

"Some people won't put on marching boots, so we've got to get to people where they are at, and they're in the shopping malls. Now you're buying jeans and T-shirts, and you're paying for 10 women in Africa to get medication for their children with HIV."