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STARS ARE JUST LIKE US! Kindness Awards
Us Weekly
|July 01, 2024
In honor of National Positive Media Day on June 22, we salute celebs who give back!
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LEADING BY READING AWARD
Getting into characters! Meghan Markle delighted patients at Children’s Hospital Los Angeles with a “Literally Healing” story time, reading favorite books like Rosie the Riveter and helping kids with STEAM activities, exploring counting, colors and problem-solving.
TOGETHERNESS IN MOTHERHOOD AWARDOn diaper duty! Olivia Wilde, Ciara and Kelly Rowland packed basic necessities for new moms with Baby2Baby. “Mental health struggles are the leading cause of death for new mothers in the U.S.,” noted Wilde. “We need to restore the village mentality and help each other out.”
CHAMP OUT OF THE RING AWARDJohn Cena broke a world record by granting over 650 visits to Make-AWish kids facing lifethreatening illnesses. “That is by far the most flattering thing that I have ever experienced,” said the superstar. “If you’re not moved by the reward, I don’t know if you have a beating heart.”
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