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DO SOMETHING Facebook
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Ben Affleck & The Eastern Congo Initiative
Inspired to act after visiting the Congo, Ben created a personal Facebook account that chronicles his many varied efforts to improve conditions in the country, from political activism to fundraising.
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Selena Gomez & UNICEF
Selena harnessed the power of her Facebook fans to fight hunger and malnutrition in the Sahel region of West and Central Africa, urging her fans to donate money to provide therapeutic food and medicine for impoverished children in the region.
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Taylor Swift Invites High School Senior With Leukemia To ACM Awards
When Taylor was invited to a fan's high school prom via Facebook, it was more than just your average ask. This fan was battling leukemia and his sister started the Facebook campaign that caught Taylor's eye. Although she was unable to attend his prom, Taylor promised to take her special fan to an upcoming awards show. Her counteroffer was "liked" by 100,000 fans.
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Lenny Kravitz & UNICEF Tap Project
Lenny used his social media clout to help provide the world's children with safe, clean drinking water. Kravitz helped generate donations to the project by giving his fans a free, brand new track in return for donations.
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Matt Damon & ToiletDay.org "Talk Sh*t" Campaign
In order to help raise money and awareness to help global sanitation issues, Matt spearheaded a movement to have fans donate their Facebook status updates to "talk sh*t" about the issues in the week leading up to World Toilet Day.
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