CHARITY WORK

When it comes to getting results in terms of charity work, celebrities have an advantage, and when your name is Lady Gaga you are definitely a celebrity.

Stars are all around us; younger stars are taking the lead from older ones and getting involved early and often about charities they care about.

An in-depth look at Diana, Princess of Wales humanitarian and charity work which is still continuing 13 years after her untimely death.

Can you knit or crochet? Caring for a baby or toddler needn't mean an enforced retirement from your hobby. Here are some ways you can apply your needlecraft skills to charity work.

Voted "Most Inspirational Breast Cancer Star" in a recent British poll, Kylie Minogue has been credited, through her charity and publicity efforts, with dramatically increasing breast cancer awareness and screenings in the U.K. and beyond.

Superstar singer Sheryl Crow is still hard at work trying to find a cure for breast cancer even four years after her diagnosis.

Teaching children about charity can be very simple once every one in the family pitches in. Here are 3 easy ways to teach charity at home.

Some of the best opportunities out there are available through community service and volunteering for a worthy cause. Although you won't get paid in money, the payoff is invaluable. Volunteer work can help you get into college, ain employment, or expand your social circle.

Looking for ways to improve communication in your family? Want to build shared memories? This article gives ideas on ways your family can build character by giving back.

A long time crocheter gives advice on how to price hand made goods.

Talks of LT's on and off the field acomplishments.