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Charlize Theron's Puppy Mill Investigation

Sat, 24 Mar 2007 23:06:54 +0200

Oscar-winning actor and PETA supporter Charlize Theron appears in a new anti-fur billboard debuting on Sunset Strip this winter. The Monster star poses with her dog, Tucker, beneath the slogan "If you wouldn't wear your dog, please don't wear any fur."
Theron's billboard illustrates that the only difference between your "best friend" and animals killed for their fur is how they are treated. All animals feel pain and suffer when trappers and farmers break their necks, drown them, or electrocute them for their pelts.
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Theron Defends Charity Support

info@partnerwithastar.com — Sat, 24 Mar 2007 18:10:31 +0200

Charlize Theron has hit back after a charity accused her of having double standards by supporting both medical research and animal rights.
Patient Advocates Against PETA demanded Theron attend a discussion next week to defend her support of People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals, an organization they claim hinders the search for a cure for AIDS and other deadly diseases.
But Theron's spokesperson tells the New York Daily News, "Charlize is proud to support both PETA and AmFAR (American Foundation For AIDS Research).
"We were never contacted about her participating on such a panel, and she is working on September 7. It's unfortunate that the PAAP can find fault in the fact that anyone supports two such important organizations."
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Charlize makes Cuba documentary

info@partnerwithastar.com — Tue, 6 Feb 2007 10:26:41 +0200

Oscar-winning actress Charlize Theron has stepped from in front of the camera to behind it, reports ABC News.
Her first documentary, East of Havana, which hit select theaters Friday, focuses on the men and women of Cuba, their music, their life, and their quest for social justice. Theron said that many of the young people she met questioned Fidel Castro's regime. 'I think the younger generation is starting to say, 'You know what -- it doesn't work. We're not happy. We want to have freedom of speech. We want to be able to travel,' " she said.
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Charlize Theron Hosts Children's Benefit Auction

info@partnerwithastar.com — Wed, 20 Dec 2006 16:49:54 +0200

June 30, 2006 by Myrlia Purcell

Charlize Theron hosted an auction on June 27th to raise money for children in her native South Africa. The event in Los Angeles drew the support of other Hollywood celebrities, and raised $140,000 to help families in need.

The auction was attended by stars such as Lindsay Lohan, and items up for auction included a jacket from Will Smith, signed DVDs from Tom Hanks and an original Scarface poster donated by Al Pacino.

The Charlize Theron African Outreach Project benefits Oprahs Angel Network and helps support vulnerable children in rural South Africa.
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Charlize Theron Charity Information

info@partnerwithastar.com — Tue, 19 Dec 2006 16:53:26 +0200

A business man once paid $42,000 in a charity auction to have dinner with Charlize. The funds raised in the auction went to benefit international charities such as Oxfam, International Red Cross and the National Geographic Society

Appeared in a South African commercial opposing violence against woman as part of the Real Men Dont Rape campaign

Helped the Rape Crisis Center in Cape Town when the government would not let them state the number of rapes committed in South Africa each year

Charlize to assist SA Aids charity

info@partnerwithastar.com — Thu, 7 Dec 2006 00:05:38 +0200

CHARLIZE Theron has promised to visit South Africa more often to contribute to a proposed charity that will tackle HIV/Aids and the abuse of women and children.

At a tea party in her honour in Pretoria this week, hosted by US Ambassador Cameron Hume, Theron canvassed the opinion of journalists, activists and government officials on ways to confront HIV/Aids and abuse.

"Violence of any kind is unacceptable and we can stop it with our voice," said Theron, who appeared in a controversial TV advert opposing violence against woman a few years ago as part of the "Real Men Don't Rape" campaign.

She appealed to South Africans to create a compassionate and caring society and to act together to overcome violence. She emphasised the role of education in precipitating change, saying: "Where there is knowledge, there is change."

Theron said she hoped to help make therapy and counselling "readily available" to those who needed it, and that she supported steps to speed up the prosecution of rape and violence cases - such as improving access to DNA testing and results.

Hume said South Africa was a hopeful model for the world, since it had shown that change was possible.

Charlize Theron Supports PETA

info@partnerwithastar.com — Thu, 23 Nov 2006 20:45:02 +0200

Movie star CHARLIZE THERON is to appear on a giant billboard poster promoting animal rights charity PEOPLE FOR THE ETHICAL TREATMENT OF ANIMALS, with her pet dog TUCKER.

Charlize Theron joins PETA protest

The advert will appear on Hollywood's Sunset Boulevard with the slogan 'If You Wouldn't Wear Your Dog, Please Don't Wear Any Fur'.

The South African actress explains, "It doesn't make sense to me to let animals suffer for fashion."

Charity starts at home for Charlize

info@partnerwithastar.com — Thu, 16 Nov 2006 22:51:08 +0200

Monster star Charlize Theron has not forgotten her roots despite her rise to Hollywood's A-list.
The sexy star has revealed she is setting up an aid organisation to help the needy people of her South African homeland.
"I'm starting my own organisation down there.
It's something I've always wanted to do," says Theron, 28.
"International help is so important to South Africa and I think people want to help but they don't know how to.
I'm hoping to start an organisation for people to help out and make sure the money really does go to places that are in need, orphanages, to help prevent HIV, things like that.