Can't some celebrities do any substantial, gainful charitable work without drawing attention to themselves?
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JOHN ARTHUR LOWE
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Hello John:)
There is substantial truth in what you have written and it is very thought provoking.
Most of these actors and rich people try to get maximum publicity when they do charity since this is an advertisement for them to show the human side to the public. Besides, they are merely doing this to save on tax.
Best wishes:)
Joseph
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