There were no losers in this Super Bowl bet! When Evans’ New England Patriots played Pratt’s Seattle Seahawks, they agreed that the loser would have to visit the other city’s children’s hospital in costume as their Captain America or Guardians of the Galaxy characters, respectively. But though the Patriots took the trophy, the Chrises made sure both hospitals got a visit.
The Duke of Sussex has many causes close to his heart, including mental health awareness and animal conservation, as well as empowering wounded and injured servicepeople and veterans through his Invictus Games.
The actor showed the big heart beneath Deadpool‘s crass exterior when Make-a-Wish children visited him in character on the film’s set.
After hurricanes damaged much of the Virgin Islands, where he has a home, the country star not only contributed his own funds to help rebuild, but rescued more than 1,400 animals stranded in the wake of the storm.
When a superfan was unable to attend his concert because she had been moved to hospice care, the country star paid her a visit to sing by her hospital bed.
A viral post from a woman thanking Ludacris (a.k.a. Chris Bridges) for picking up a grocery tab she couldn’t afford led to the revelation that the Atlanta-based rapper frequently covers the costs of fellow shoppers’ food bills.
At the 2014 Sochi Olympics, the skiier gained fame for rescuing dogs that were due to be euthanized. He then repeated the feat in 2018 in South Korea, redirecting 90 pups from a dog meat farm to adoptive homes elsewhere.
The Seattle Seahawks star is a regular presence at Seattle Children’s Hospital, and through his Why Not You Foundation, has raised more than $1 million in funds for the hospital and its Strong Against Cancer initiative.
Like his brother Harry, the Duke of Cambridge patronizes many important causes, including serving as President of the Royal Marsden NHS Foundation Trust, for which he frequently pays visits to the pediatric wards.
As a UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador, the actor travels the globe to visit the communities the organization serves, including this camp for displaced children in Niger.
As one of the cofounders of Water.org, the actor is personally invested in solving the global crisis of lack of access to clean water and sanitation facilities.
The basketball superstar gets kids smiling at the Children’s Hospital of Orange County.
The actor and his wife Nikki Reed are both devoted animal activists, frequently fostering and adopting cats – and he created the Ian Somerhalder Foundation to further continue his mission.
The Unreal actor joined the Los Angeles Mission to serve food to the needy on Christmas Eve.
Chris Pratt & Chris Evans
There were no losers in this Super Bowl bet! When Evans’ New England Patriots played Pratt’s Seattle Seahawks, they agreed that the loser would have to visit the other city’s children’s hospital in costume as their Captain America or Guardians of the Galaxy characters, respectively. But though the Patriots took the trophy, the Chrises made sure both hospitals got a visit.
Prince Harry
The Duke of Sussex has many causes close to his heart, including mental health awareness and animal conservation, as well as empowering wounded and injured servicepeople and veterans through his Invictus Games.
Ryan Reynolds
The actor showed the big heart beneath Deadpool‘s crass exterior when Make-a-Wish children visited him in character on the film’s set.
Kenny Chesney
After hurricanes damaged much of the Virgin Islands, where he has a home, the country star not only contributed his own funds to help rebuild, but rescued more than 1,400 animals stranded in the wake of the storm.
Keith Urban
When a superfan was unable to attend his concert because she had been moved to hospice care, the country star paid her a visit to sing by her hospital bed.
Ludacris
A viral post from a woman thanking Ludacris (a.k.a. Chris Bridges) for picking up a grocery tab she couldn’t afford led to the revelation that the Atlanta-based rapper frequently covers the costs of fellow shoppers’ food bills.
Gus Kenworthy
At the 2014 Sochi Olympics, the skiier gained fame for rescuing dogs that were due to be euthanized. He then repeated the feat in 2018 in South Korea, redirecting 90 pups from a dog meat farm to adoptive homes elsewhere.
Russell Wilson
The Seattle Seahawks star is a regular presence at Seattle Children’s Hospital, and through his Why Not You Foundation, has raised more than $1 million in funds for the hospital and its Strong Against Cancer initiative.
Prince William
Like his brother Harry, the Duke of Cambridge patronizes many important causes, including serving as President of the Royal Marsden NHS Foundation Trust, for which he frequently pays visits to the pediatric wards.
Orlando Bloom
As a UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador, the actor travels the globe to visit the communities the organization serves, including this camp for displaced children in Niger.
Matt Damon
As one of the cofounders of Water.org, the actor is personally invested in solving the global crisis of lack of access to clean water and sanitation facilities.
Ian Somerhalder
The actor and his wife Nikki Reed are both devoted animal activists, frequently fostering and adopting cats – and he created the Ian Somerhalder Foundation to further continue his mission.