Breast Cancer awareness is definitely a cause we support and love being apart of the fight to find a cure. Elle Creative Director, Joe Zee came out to support the cause as well as many other socials like Tinsley Mortimer, Whitney Port, Olivia Palermo & Roxy Olin. The event was held at the Guess by Marciano store in Soho, the proceeds for the event where donated to the Great NYC Affiliate of Susan G Komen.
A storm of biblical proportions ravages a small town; your town. Torrential rains, gale force winds and rising flood levels torture you and your family, threatening your lives and well being. Scared and flustered you huddle together to ride out the storm. Then the levy breaks and you’re all forced to seek refuge on the roof of your home, stranded there for indeterminate span of time. No one knows when help will arrive it could be hours, worse still it could be days. Trapped by nature’s fury, and encircled by steadily rising, disease ridden waters there is only hope to sustain you. Your home is totaled and for miles there is only murky brown death surrounding you and your loved ones. At long last, a rowboat approaches. Your prayers have been answered. You carefully load your children on to the boat, breathing a sigh of relief as each one clings to the helpful stranger below. Knowing they will be safe is more comforting than anything you can remember.
The Hope For Haiti Now special broadcast aired on several networks Friday night. Here are those performances.
Learn more about what you can do to help please visit HopeForHaitiNow.org or call (877) 99-HAITI to make a donation now.
You can help the victims of the earthquake in Haiti by downloading songs from Rihanna and Maxwell. All proceeds go directly to the relief effort (Hope For Haiti Now). Download them today at Oprah.com
*You may also donate $10 to American Red Cross by texting “Haiti” to 90999 or call 1-800-RED-CROSS.
You can help the victims through Wyclef’s charity by Texting “Yele” to 501 501 to donate $5 via your cellphone.
Text “Haiti” to 90999 and $10 will go to the Red Cross from your phone bill.
Kelly Rutherford and President and Chief Executive Officer of the U.S. Fund for UNICEF Caryl Stern joined Montblanc in inviting children and families into Montblanc’s Madison Avenue boutique this holiday season to help spread words of peace and hope in an effort to raise funds for UNICEF to benefit their worldwide education and literacy programs.
When holiday shopping coincides with good-will and joviality, it has a way of making the “heart” sing, or in Kenneth Coles case “Books”. The intimate event by “Making Books Sing” was hosted at the illustrious 42th street Kenneth Cole Store. With 20% of the proceeds going to the program S.A.F.E from the night’s sales; guests were ready and willing to uplift the recent economic downturn, by purchasing pieces of KC classics.