Larry King Live airs "Disaster in the Gulf: How You Can Help" special
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Jun 18, 2010, 8:34:16 AM6/18/10
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Tune in this Monday, June 21, for a special LARRY KING LIVE telethon
focusing on what you can do to help the Gulf Coast.
"Disaster in the Gulf: How You Can Help," (starting at 8 pm ET) will
be featuring three charities, so you will be able to choose which one
you want to help out. The money raised will go to aid in rebuilding
the Gulf Coast.
Celebrity participants include Chelsea Handler, Sting, Tim McGraw,
Kathy Griffin, Alyssa Milano, Deepak Chopra, Pete Wentz, Ted Danson,
Robert Redford, Harry Connick Jr., Jenny McCarthy, Melania Trump,
Ivanka Trump, Aaron Neville, Kerry Kennedy, James Carville and Mary
Matalin, Anderson Cooper, Tyson Ritter, Lenny Kravitz, Ian
Somerhalder, Edward James Olmos, Philippe Cousteau and more!
CNN's telethon for Haiti relief in January raised a record-breaking $5
million. All donations for the Gulf Coast Relief Telethon will go to
the following three charity organizations:
HELPING COMMUNITIES with UNITED WAY
United Way is offering help to the families along the Gulf that are
facing financial, educational and health-related challenges as a
result from the economic disruption from this Oil Spill. The United
Way Gulf Recovery fund will provide emergency assistance, such as help
with food, rent and utilities, and support long-term recovery efforts
to rebuild these lives and these communities. www.unitedway.org/gulfrecovery
SAVING WILDLIFE with THE NATIONAL WILDLIFE FEDERATION
The National Wildlife Federation Gulf Oil Spill Restoration Fund
supports efforts to find and save oiled wildlife, and help recover
their delicate ecosystems that make up their nesting and breeding
grounds. www.nwf.org
RESTORING THE GULF with THE NATURE CONSERVANCY
In response to the Gulf Coast oil spill, The Nature Conservancy has
launched their Fund for Gulf Coast Restoration, expanding their
efforts for long term recovery for the Gulf of Mexico and habitats
along the coast, including salt marshes, oyster reefs, marshlands,
beaches and estuaries. www.nature.org
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focusing on what you can do to help the Gulf Coast.
"Disaster in the Gulf: How You Can Help," (starting at 8 pm ET) will
be featuring three charities, so you will be able to choose which one
you want to help out. The money raised will go to aid in rebuilding
the Gulf Coast.
Celebrity participants include Chelsea Handler, Sting, Tim McGraw,
Kathy Griffin, Alyssa Milano, Deepak Chopra, Pete Wentz, Ted Danson,
Robert Redford, Harry Connick Jr., Jenny McCarthy, Melania Trump,
Ivanka Trump, Aaron Neville, Kerry Kennedy, James Carville and Mary
Matalin, Anderson Cooper, Tyson Ritter, Lenny Kravitz, Ian
Somerhalder, Edward James Olmos, Philippe Cousteau and more!
CNN's telethon for Haiti relief in January raised a record-breaking $5
million. All donations for the Gulf Coast Relief Telethon will go to
the following three charity organizations:
HELPING COMMUNITIES with UNITED WAY
United Way is offering help to the families along the Gulf that are
facing financial, educational and health-related challenges as a
result from the economic disruption from this Oil Spill. The United
Way Gulf Recovery fund will provide emergency assistance, such as help
with food, rent and utilities, and support long-term recovery efforts
to rebuild these lives and these communities. www.unitedway.org/gulfrecovery
SAVING WILDLIFE with THE NATIONAL WILDLIFE FEDERATION
The National Wildlife Federation Gulf Oil Spill Restoration Fund
supports efforts to find and save oiled wildlife, and help recover
their delicate ecosystems that make up their nesting and breeding
grounds. www.nwf.org
RESTORING THE GULF with THE NATURE CONSERVANCY
In response to the Gulf Coast oil spill, The Nature Conservancy has
launched their Fund for Gulf Coast Restoration, expanding their
efforts for long term recovery for the Gulf of Mexico and habitats
along the coast, including salt marshes, oyster reefs, marshlands,
beaches and estuaries. www.nature.org
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