KEYS & HOUSTON ARE STAR PRIZES IN KENNEDY AUCTION
Stars including ALICIA KEYS, SIR ELTON JOHN and WHITNEY HOUSTON have offe red themselves up to the highest bidder to raise money for a human rights charity.
Justin Bieber, Gwen Stefani and Oprah Winfrey are also among the celebr ities donating their time for a ‘meet and greet’ which is being auctioned off online to benefit the Robert F. Kennedy Center for Justice and Human Rights.
Other lots include the opportunity to spend a day on the set of John Cu sack’s new movie and a signed hat worn by Harrison Ford in the Indiana Jo nes movies.
Kerry Kennedy, founder of the RFK Center’s Speak Truth to Power campaig n, says, "By bidding on these incredible experiences, people will be supp orting cutting-edge human rights defenders from around the world, includi ng those fighting for the right to water and reconstruction in Haiti, the peace process in Darfur, farmers’ rights in the U.S and much more." Bidding on the items ends on 28 April (10).
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