Ajay Rochester  |  Brooke Burns  |  Charice Pempengco  |  Cindy Margolis  |  Darryl McDaniels  |  David Foster  |  Dee Wallace  |  Diane Warren  |  Dr. Bill Dorfman  |  Eva La Rue  |  Forest & Keisha Whitaker  |  Gilles Marini  |  Gloria Loring  |  Harry Hamlin  |  Hilary Duff  |  Holly Robinson Peete  |  James Keach  |  Jane Seymour  |  Jessica Biel  |  Joey Fatone  |  John Paul Dejoria  |  Jose Canseco  |  Ken Paves  |  Kym Johnson  |  Laila Ali  |  Leeza Gibbons  |  Lisa Rinna  |  Louis Van Amstel  |  Mario Lopez  |  Mary Murphy  |  Mel B.  |  Melissa Gilbert  |  Michael Buble  |  Oliva Newton-John  |  Paris Hilton  |  Rex Lee  |  Rodney Peete  |  Ryan Yerdon  |  Sharon Lawrence  |  Shaun Toub  |  Slash & Perla Hudson  |  Suzanne Somers  |  Teri Hatcher  |  Terrell Owens  |  Thelma Huston  |  Tony Hawk  |  Travis Stork  |  Wilson Cruz

Laila AlI  |  Jessica Biel & Make the Difference Network  |  Cindy Crawford  |  John Paul DeJoria  |  Fran Drescher  |  Hilary Duff  |  David Foster  |  Leeza Gibbons  |  Melissa Gilbert  |  Erin Gray  |  Tony Hawk  |  Slash & Perla Hudson  |  Larry King  |  Ali Landry  |  Mario Lopez  |  Gloria Loring  |  Darryl DMC McDaniels  |  Dr. Phil & Robin McGraw  |  Olivia Newton-John  |   Holly Robinson & Rodney Peete  |  Jane Seymour  |  Amy Smart  |  Ashley Tisdale

We made history with our first ever Night to Make a Difference on Oscar® night. Our live show was seen in 71 countries and we are still getting questions and comments from people all over the world who watched it live or viewed the archive from countries such as:

Estonia

Ireland

Iraq

Australia

England

Chile

Brazil

Mexico

South Africa

Kosovo

United Kingdom

Spain

The Netherlands

Canada

Papua New Guinea

Through our Ambassadors of Change program, our Night to Make a Difference highlights the work our celebrity partners are most passionate about.  These causes include the following organizations...

Founded in 2006, Look To The Stars is the leader in the world of celebrity charity news.  Top U.S. organizations including MTV, Google, USA Today, E! Online and Us Weekly come to us for news and information about what celebrities are doing to help others.  Each day at www.LookToTheStars.org we publish news about what the philanthropic stars are up to, and we keep track of their charity work in our extensively-researched database, which currently features over 1500 celebrities and 1200 charities.  Celebrities around the world give our writers exclusive interviews, in which they talk about which causes mean the most to them, and how they would like to see people get involved for a better world.  It is our goal to be the prime channel through which celebrities share their hopes and
concerns for our world, and to help their messages inspire the public to work for a better tomorrow. In so doing, we aim to help non-profits and causes by rallying public support, and by offering a platform from which those organizations can publicize their work.

The mission of THE FELIX ORGANIZATION Adoptees For Children is to provide opportunities and new experiences that will enrich the lives of children who are growing up without parents. As adoptees we got "taken home".  We want to give to those children who didn't get "taken home".

The mission of Children’s Hospice and Palliative Care Coalition is to ensure compassionate, comprehensive care for children with life-threatening conditions. Together with their families, we speak out for those too little or too sick to speak for themselves, and create programs that directly improve the quality of their lives. CHPCC unites parents, children’s hospitals, home health agencies, hospices and community- based organizations and policy makers towards the common goal of improving healthcare for children.

Make The Difference Network is a "Grassroots Social Cause Network" of individuals, businesses and celebrities dedicated to helping nonprofit organizations raise money, extend their message and connect with donors and supporters.

Based on her second New York Times best seller, Cancer Schmancer, Fran Drescher launched Cancer Schmancer on June 21, 2007 to ensure that all women’s cancers are diagnosed in Stage 1, when they are most curable. To this end, the Cancer Schmancer Foundation educates women on the risk factors, early warning signs, and tests that are available for early detection of women’s cancers. The Cancer Schmancer Movement advocates for improved women’s cancer healthcare legislation.

Momlogic.com is an online magazine "for thinking moms who don't have time to think." In addition to posting topical, entertaining and relevant stories, the site features breaking news and how it affects the lives of mothers and their families in an ever-changing world. Momlogic.com is produced by Telepictures Productions, an industry-leading producer of syndicated programming and winner of 54 Daytime Emmy Awards.

The Environmental Media Association (EMA) mobilizes the entertainment industry in a global effort to educate people about environmental issues and inspire them into action. EMA was created in 1989, as a non-profit 501(c)3, with the simple but powerful concept that through music, television and film, the entire entertainment community could influence the environmental awareness of millions of people. Through the use of weaving environmental messages within entertainment programming and utilizing "celebrity" for positive role modeling, EMA continues to have a profound effect on how the public receives environmental information. EMA serves as a valuable link between the entertainment industry and the environmental community.

Blessings in a Backpack is a results oriented program. This unique program is designed to feed elementary school children whose families qualify for the federal free and reduced meal program and may not have any or enough food on the weekends. Better test scores, improved reading skills, positive behavior, improved health and increased attendance have all been attributed to the success of this program. $80 feeds a child in the program for an entire school year. Following a donation, a school is chosen and a local grocer partners with the program to provide food for meals in the backpacks. Every Friday, students receive their backpacks with staples that require little to no preparation. They return with their backpacks on Monday ready to learn. Blessings in a Backpack is currently feeding over 10,000 children in Kentucky, Indiana, Florida, Michigan, Missouri, California and New York. The program is a hybrid of private sector funding and public partnership carried out in public schools. We are feeding the future of America, one school at a time.

TreePeople’s work is about helping nature heal our cities. Our mission is to inspire, engage and support people to take personal responsibility for the urban environment, making it safe, healthy, fun and sustainable and to share the results as a model for the world.

The mission of the American Red Cross is to prevent, prepare for and respond to emergencies.  Today, in addition to domestic disaster relief, the American Red Cross offers compassionate services in five other areas: community services that help the needy; support and comfort for military members and their families; the collection, processing and distribution of lifesaving blood and blood products; educational programs that promote health and safety; and international relief and development programs.

The Tony Hawk Foundation seeks to foster lasting improvements in society, with an emphasis on supporting and empowering youth. Through special events, grants and technical assistance, the Foundation supports recreational programs with a focus on the creation of public skateboard parks in low-income communities.

Quality of life something all strive for: that opportunity is diminished for many due to disease and life altering challenges.  The HollyRod foundation is dedicated to providing medical, physical and emotional support to those suffering with debilitating life circumstances especially Parkinson's disease.   Where there is need the HollyRod Foundation provides a smile of comfort showing we will be there every step of the way.   Efforts of The HollyRod Foundation are providing a better quality of life for individuals and their families while they fight to LIVE!

The David Foster Foundation is dedicated to two specific goals; to provide financial assistance for non-medical expenses, which are not otherwise covered by governmental agencies, to families in Canada with children who are in need of major organ transplants, and to raise public awareness regarding organ donation.

The IVCC ‘International Visual Communications Center’ will open in 2010 as a Center for the Advancement of Media Professionals. Providing support and affordable facilities all housed under one roof so that members can realize their vision. Through educational programs, screenings, exhibitions and large photographic projects the IVCC aims to create a community of visual communicators dedicated to using the visual medium as a tool for change in the world, for the preservation of history and to come together to serve each other and the community with this universal visual language whether it is through film, photography ,television or multi-media.

"This event is truly different from the others and one of the aspects I am most excited about is the ability for viewers at home to be a part of the experience via the live webcast.  With Arquiva and Highwinds handling the technical wizardry, we are able to focus on our message of advocacy and philanthropy.   Our hope is to inspire people at home and around the world to take action and knowing that we are able to reach a broad audience on the web means we truly have a chance to help create the change presented by our on-camera Hollywood celebrities.   I think it's what happens when Hollywood stars converge with technical stars like Arquiva and Highwinds.  Our combination of being behind the scenes of movie's most glamorous night along wtih it's most passionate and purposeful stars takes the gold for best new web idea!"

~ Leeza Gibbons