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Founded 80 years ago by Hollywood’s biggest names (Goldwyn! Bogart! Crawford!), The Hollywood Reporter’s Philanthropic Organization of the Year empowers celebrity activists to tackle the world’s most daunting challenges.

"It was immediately clear why so many top philanthropic groups work with them," says the activist and former NFL quarterback about partnering with the Entertainment Industry Foundation for his Know Your Rights campaign.

She’s back in the studio, still writing that memoir, rethinking her biopic and, yes, starting a gelato empire — but, at 77, the world’s most recognizable mononym is primarily concerned with liberating Billy, a pachyderm at the L.A. Zoo.

The Ukraine Children's Action Project, co-founded by pediatrician Dr. Irwin Redlener, is persevering in its quest to provide access to mental-health services, health care and education for children scarred by the ongoing war in the country: "The scale of this is massive."

The organization's inaugural Women Sharing the Spotlight event on March 27 will also salute 50 other impactful women working in various facets of the music industry.

Following the recent launch of the SoCal Fire Fund, a wildfire relief initiative of CAA Foundation, the LA Unified School District and Community Organized Relief Effort, stars like Julia Roberts, Lily Collins, and Larry David are donating their time for a good cause.

The CAA Foundation, the philanthropic arm of the powerhouse agency, has teamed with CORE and the Los Angeles Unified School District Education Foundation to launch the SoCal Fire Fund. Like other industry giants who’ve donated vast sums, the organizers said this effort will raise funds to provide immediate and long-term support for community-centered recovery initiatives in Southern California that aid the most vulnerable impacted by the January 2025 fires. The fund will be administered by the Entertainment Industry Foundation

The Entertainment Industry Foundation‘s Defy:Disaster program has been activated to provide funding and vital services to those impacted by the devastating Franklin Fire in Malibu. The program offers members of the entertainment community and the public an immediate way to offer vital support to firefighters, first responders, and communities affected by disasters.

Olivia Rodrigo is leaving the countries she visited on the Guts World Tour better than she found them. As announced Tuesday (Dec. 17), the 21-year-old pop star is donating a hefty chunk of her net proceeds from ticket sales to charities all over the globe, marking just the latest initiative she’s taken through her Fund 4 Good’s to support women and girls in need.

Love is now 36 years old and more than half a decade into his work off the court advocating for mental health through his eponymous Kevin Love Fund, but the Miami Heat star tells PEOPLE in a new interview that, like most, he still has bad days.

'We Are Free, You & Me' is based on the 10 points of the couple's Know Your Rights Camp