BECKHAM'S RELIEF

The Beckham's have designed a Sports Relief T-shirt collection for 2010.

Victoria, David, Brooklyn, Romeo and even little Cruz have created a series of tops for Sport Relief creating a unique one-off Beckham family collaboration. ahhhhhh!!!

Each T-shirt features the Beckhams for Sport Relief logo, a combination of the footprints of each family member.

All profits from the T-shirts are available at Sainsbury's, www.sainsburys.co.uk, and TK Maxx, www.tkmaxx.com,  priced £9.99, with at least £5 going to Sport Relief.

LOHAN'S STUCK IN TRAFFIC

Lindsay Lohan is to front a new BBC Three documentary which will focus on child trafficking in India.

Lohan has travelled across the continent interviewing the people involved in trying to find solutions to the illegal trade.

The show, fronted by the BBC's business editor Robert Peston, will show young people how to prevent debt.

Read more at the BBC

YAHOOOS BEING KIND HERE

Yahoo has launched a social site encouraging web users to perform random acts of kindness in the run-up to Christmas.

The You In? campaign directs people to kindness.yahoo.com where visitors are prompted to post details of their ‘purple’ acts of generosity and inspire others.

People are also encouraged to upload photos of their acts on Flickr, while Yahoo maps shows where they are taking place. Yahoo said it would also take inspiration from those on the site, which also links to ways people can donate to charities.

MY (RED) NIKE LACE UPS

Last night, on the eve of World AIDS Day, Nike announced a new campaign in collaboration with the (RED) charity to help the fight against AIDS and HIV in Africa.

Nike will sell special red laces under the banner ‘Lace Up. Save Lives’ [rubbish name, good cause... so I can't fault you]

Footballer Didier Drogba and rock star Bono launched the initiative in London.

Football stars Joe Cole, Lucas Neill, Marco Materazzi, Andrei Arshavin, Clint Dempsey, Seol Ki-Hyeon and Denilson joined Drogba to debut red laces that they all will wear on the field to show their support for (NIKE)RED.

*** OXJAM ***

is now officially the best thing i have seen/heard of!!!

I can't believe someone didn't think of this earlier...

Oxjam is Oxfam's month-long music festival with a difference: you make it happen. Each year hundreds of music-lovers like you get involved, all across the UK, to raise money for Oxfam by holding their own events. Oxjam will take place once more across the UK in October 2009.

YOU can sign up as an organiser, performer or volunteer.

The whole point of Oxjam is about raising money for Oxfam to tackle poverty all over the world. Holding your own Oxjam fundraising event means that you'll be helping people to earn a living; get an education; gain better access to health care and fresh water; and to grow more food. 

IM INVOLVED!!!

Click here for more info / sign up.

DO COKE FOR CHARITY

Calm down! Its only a pun!!! 

Of course I only mean a can of Coca-Cola.

Coca-Cola are launching a special-edition charity can.

So what? 

I'll tell you what, this is Coca-Cola's FIRST EVER special-edition can on the behalf of a non-profit organisation, in its 123 years of existence (established in 1883)

The lucky non-profit organisation chosen to grace the aluminium cover of millions of cans is Peace One Day. POD is a non-profit organisation committed to raising awareness of Peace Day, 21st September, an annual day of global ceasefire and non-violence.

GET INVOLVED!!!