For a show whose judges kvetch week after week about contestants being "indulgent" in their performances, "American Idol's" special, "Idol Gives Back," was indulgently long. As two people who recorded the episode, we both missed the last 24 minutes -- in which superstar Sir Elton John sang the brilliant "Your Song" and contestant Tim Urban was sent packing without the dubious courtesy of a send-off song. Thank goodness for YouTube (you can find the Elton performance at www.youtube.com/ watch?v=l_w7K6YZBIQ).
Children's Health Fund, Nation's Leading Pediatric Provider of Mobile-Based Health Care to Homeless and Low-Income Children, is an 'Idol Gives Back' Beneficiary for the Third Time NEW YORK, N.Y., April 21 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Children's Health Fund (CHF) is one of the charities benefiting from tonight's "Idol Gives Back," the Emmy Award-winning television event and musical celebration raising awareness and funds to benefit various U.S. and international charities. CHF, an "Idol Gives Back" beneficiary for the third time, is the nation's leading pediatric provider of mobile-based health care to homeless and low-income children and their families - regardless of their ability to pay. At least 14 million children and youth in the U.S. - one in five - live in poverty, and often when p...
There's an interesting development taking place tonight. If you happen to tune into ''American Idol,'' you will see the first ever ''Idol Gives Back'' campaign. This campaign will urge viewers to donate to a variety of charities, including groups devoted to fighting malaria. For all you ''Idol'' viewers, join this battle, join the cause to help save lives.
Children's Health Fund is one of the beneficiaries of IDOL GIVES BACK, which airs Wednesday, April 21, on FOX NEW YORK, April 13 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- "American Idol" finalist Jason Castro, a native of Dallas, TX, will tour the Children's Health Fund's Dallas program, a partnership with Parkland Health & Hospital System, in support of "Idol Gives Back," the Emmy Award-winning television event and musical celebration raising awareness and funds to benefit various U.S. and international charities, airing Wednesday, April 21 (8:00-10:00 PM ET/PT) on FOX. Children's Health Fund (CHF), one of the "Idol Gives Back" beneficiaries (for the third time), is the nation's leading pediatric provider of mobile-based health care of homeless and low- income children and their families -- regardles...
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Between March 18 and 26, more than $20,000 in goods and services were given locally "to those who needed it most" during the Fourth annual Long Beach Giving Project. The director of the nonprofit Community Action Team (CAT), Justin Rudd, said that the project was inspired by Oprah's "Big Give" and "Idol Gives Back.
Between March 18-26, more than $20,000 in goods and services were given locally "to those who needed it most" during the fourth annual Long Beach Giving Project. The director of the nonprofit Community Action Team (CAT), Justin Rudd, said that the project was inspired by Oprah's "Big Give" and "Idol Gives Back.
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