Keanu Reeves has gone undercover as a hero. For 15 years, in fact, he has been a charitable badass.
Keanu Reeves has gone undercover as a hero.
For 15 years, in fact, he's been ‘The One' — playing in a blockbuster charity role for kids with cancer, following his sister's diagnosis of leukemia.
Wanting to remain anonymous, he reportedly has never attached his name to the nonprofit foundation that he set up to fund cancer research and care for children in hospitals.
The 54-year-old Canadian actor, also donates to the Spinal Cord Opportunities for Rehabilitation Endowment (SCORE), a charity that supports hockey players with spinal injuries.
Recently, Ellen K., on KOST-103.5 radio in Los Angeles, gave us the full scoop on his many other good deeds.
When you hear the list, you might be able to bend the spoon of cynicism about Hollywood celebs.
Women such as Natalie Portman, Emma Stone, Kerry Washington, Anita Hill, and Ashley Judd have all signed onto the initiative alongside thousands of female blue-collar workers.
The first pressing of The Beatles' White Album broke records for its price, and 1200 other items from Ringo Starr's collection raised millions for charity.
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