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EAT (RED) DRINK (RED) SAVE LIVES 2015

From Michelin-starred restaurants to food trucks, bars and everything in between, EAT (RED) DRINK (RED) SAVE LIVES is a month-long campaign that unites the culinary world around one shared goal – the fight to deliver an AIDS Free Generation. Joining Mario Batali in support of the campaign are a number of today’s most world-renowned culinary figures, including Paul Qui, April Bloomfield, Dominique Ansel, Sanjeev Kapoor, Anthony Bourdain, Jose Andres, Art Smith, Michael Mina, Enrique Olvera, Ludo Lefebvre, Jon Shook, Vinny Dotolo – and many more. Watch →

#feelnoshame Prince Harry

Prince Harry talks about the #FeelNoShame campaign. Watch →

Ebola: Waiting

We’ve waited too long. Use your voice to fight Ebola now Watch →

Susan Sarandon Promotes Alternative Gift Giving Through Heifer International

Susan Sarandon and Eva Amurri for Heifer International's 2011 holiday gift program. Watch →

Heifer at Hanukkah with Ed Asner

Ed Asner wants you to buy farm animals in Heifer International's Heifer at Hanukkah campaign. Watch →

Mark Feuerstein Dresses as Cow, Raps in Hebrew for Heifer International

Mark Feuerstein improvised this fun performance while working with Cause Effect Agency to raise awareness for Heifer International's Hanukkah campaign. Watch →

IKEA Soft Toys for Education 2014 | Claudia Winkleman

Join Claudia Winkleman for story time. Watch →

IKEA Soft Toys for Education 2014 | James Nesbitt

Join James Nesbitt for story time. Watch →

Win a Holiday Party in Your Hometown with Bridgit Mendler!

Support Save the Children and Bridgit Mendler. Watch →

Jennifer Garner #FindtheWords

On International Literacy Day on Sept. 8, Save the Children will join forces with actor and artist ambassador Jennifer Garner and other stars to host a day-long virtual word-a-thon and bring attention to the poverty-induced early learning gap. Watch →

Lassie is ready... are you?

A true American icon, Lassie is used to saving the day. But she can’t be everywhere all the time. Do your part to protect children from disaster with Save the Children. Take the pledge and learn more here. Watch →

LifeRide 5: Finale

Mary J. Blige performs at the grand finale of the fifth annual Kiehl's LifeRide for amfAR. Watch →

Victoria Beckham & THEOUTNET.COM present a Charity Sale for mothers2mothers

Fashion designer, mother and style icon Victoria Beckham has selected 600+ from her personal wardrobe to sell exclusively at THE OUTNET.COM. All proceeds from this sale will go to amazing cause mothers2mothers. Register now on site for a once-in-a-lifetime chance to shop pieces from her wardrobe [here":http://bit.ly/1nVSBA1 #VBxTHEOUTNET]. Watch →

T.J. Martell Foundation - Music's Promise for a Cure

Stars such as Ed Sheeran, Bridgit Mendler, Austin Mahone, Jeff Bridges, Elvis Costello, Kenny Loggins, Sheryl Crow and Darius Rucker support the TJ Martell Foundation. Watch →

The Simon Society - Sam Simon and Save the Children

Sam Simon talks about his philosophy of giving back and work with Save the Children. Watch →

30/30 PROJECT (OFFICIAL VIDEO)

A Message From Ryan Lewis: A huge part of what’s made me who I am, is something I haven’t talked about in interviews. Watch →

Play in May

Actress Bailee Madison just voiced this fun video to help LA-based Starlight Children's Foundation launch a brand new campaign called Play in May. Watch →

The 2013 Global Impact Award Gala and Dinner Honoring Sec. Hillary Rodham Clinton

On December 3, 2013 the Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation (EGPAF) honored Secretary Clinton's extraordinary legacy and that of our founder, Elizabeth Glaser: two women and mothers whose tenacity, courage, friendship, and collaboration improved the lives of millions of women and children. Watch →

Stephen Hawking: I'm Giving My Voice (TV advert)

Professor Stephen Hawking gives his voice to Save the Children and the children of Syria. Watch →

Generation Free, by Nigel Barker

The Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation and Nigel Barker chronicle the global effort to eliminate pediatric AIDS Watch →