Joint-venture to help families

In recent days, NurturMe joined Feed The Children organization and donate Eastside Community Connection for organic food and other products to low-income families in the community. The program took place on the premises of Highland Mall, located at 6001 Airport Blvd, Austin.

The donation included boxes of organic baby products and Avon, plus packages of 25 pounds of food and a bag of 10 pounds of personal care items. In total 200 families were assisted thousand.

The distribution was part of the caravan "Americans Feeding Americans" that Feed The Children performed all over the country since 2009. To date the program has helped more than 350 thousand families.

Pop Stars in DVD to help save children's Lives

A brand new DVD with live performances from some of the most popular pop stars will be out this May 14th and it's meant to help charity organization Save the Children. The compilation is entitled "Iconic Live Moments" and includes live performances of Radiohead, Queen, Muse, David Bowie, Adele, The Who, among others.

All profits from the release will be donated to Save the Children. Jude Bridge of Save the Children said: "We are very proud to be partnering with Music is GREAT. For each copy sold, Save the Children will receive all net profits. That money will go towards funding our vital work both in the UK and internationally.I would encourage all music fans to buy this fantastic album which will help save children's lives and give them a chance to fulfil their potential."

Gwyneth Paltrow donate recipes to aid sick children

Gwyneth Paltrow hand in hand with her son

Gwyneth Paltrow is one of the celebrities offering recipes for a charity cookbook. Rays of Sunshine is hoping its new cookbook will raise awareness and funds for its work supporting children with serious illnesses.

A wish-making charity is inviting supporters to get sizzling and support its efforts helping seriously ill children... as well as offering up some ideas for delicious dishes...

The Rays of Sunshine wish-making charity is releasing its new fundraising cookbook, Dish for a Wish, featuring recipes from 35 chefs and a number of celebs, including Gordon Ramsay, Michel Roux Jnr, One Direction, JLS, Gwyneth Paltrow and Leona Lewis.

The book out this month is supporting the children's charity that arranges visits, holidays, shopping trips and other experiences of a lifetime for children in need...

The new fun cookbook promises a number of practical and tasty recipes as well as a foreword by the charity's ambassador, Lorraine Pascale.

Rays of Sunshine enlists a number of celebrity ambassadors to support its work cheering up children with serious health conditions, including Gordon Ramsay, JB from JLS and Leona Lewis.

Other celebrity supporters include Simon Cowell who has been involved in helping to grant wishes for the charity, Chelsea FC captain John Terry, Dannii Minogue, the band the Saturdays and many others...

Rays of Sunshine grants wishes to children aged three to eighteen and has granted over 1,600 wishes since 2004...

The charity also funds hospital equipment for children's hospitals.

Previous wish beneficiaries have included a six year old with Spinal Muscular Astrophy who met boy band Take That ... and more recently a young Hello Kitty fan who met her feline hero at Harrods.

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