Look To The Stars News: Corey Feldman

Humane Society To Hold Star-Studded Genesis Awards This Weekend

Thu, 18 Mar 2010 15:00:00 -0000

Animal welfare warriors shouldn’t forget The Humane Society's 24th annual Genesis Awards this Saturday, March 20.

This year will see Melanie Griffith present a lifetime achievement award to her mother, 80-year-old Tippi Hedren, for dedicating the last 40 years to the protection of animals and raising awareness of the exotic pet trade.

“Tippi is an extraordinary woman – both a hands-on caregiver to 63 discarded big cats at the Shambala Preserve, as well as a tireless activist who continues to work in support of federal legislation that would ban the breeding of and the trade in exotic animals in the U.S.,” said Beverly Kaskey, senior director of the Hollywood office of The Humane Society of the United States and executive producer of the annual Genesis Awards.

This year’s event will see a plethora of presenters take to the stage to honor their peers for animal welfare work, including Kristen Bell, Pierce Brosnan, Emily Deschanel, Jon Lovitz, Ginnifer Goodwin, Teri Hatcher, Tricia Helfer, Carrie Ann Inaba, Maria Menounos and many more. The honorary committee includes last year’s Genesis Award winners Ellen DeGeneres and Portia de Rossi, as well as Harrison Ford, Corey Feldman, Jorja Fox, Kellan Lutz, Moby, Viggo Mortensen, Esai Morales, Joe Mantegna, Kevin Nealon, Hayden Panettiere, William Baldwin, Alicia Silverstone, Lily Tomlin, Eric Roberts and more.

The Awards will take place this Saturday at the Beverly Hilton. To read last year’s winners, click here. Tickets for the event start at $350 individually and go up to $50,000 for a ten-person table. More information on the Genesis Awards can be found here.

Celebrities Get Lucky For Lupus

Tue, 23 Feb 2010 15:00:00 -0000

Written by Tim Saunders

A whole bunch of stars is aiming to “Get Lucky For Lupus” on Thursday, February 25, at a charity poker tournament.

Heroes stars Greg Grunberg and James Kyson Lee will join host Joanna Krupa for the tournament, along with Jesse Metcalfe, Joel Madden, Scott Grimes, Corey Feldman, Lou Diamond Phillips, Sean Patrick Flannery, Shanna Moakler, Tia Carrere, Jesse Spencer and many more.

The tournament will also include silent and live auctions with unique and priceless memorabilia from stars of sports, music, TV and film, a customized photo booth, hors d’oeuvres and cocktails, music and fun.

Get Lucky For Lupus raises money for Lupus LA, and will take place at the Andaz Hotel in Los Angeles. More info can be found here.

Lupus manifests itself so differently in people. Its consequences can include heart attacks, strokes, seizures, kidney failure and death. There have been no new drugs approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration specifically for lupus in more than 40 years. No one is safe from lupus; it affects men and women, although women are more likely to acquire the disease. It tends to strike the range of women of color more commonly.

Babes On Bulls For Charity This Weekend

Fri, 29 Jan 2010 13:30:00 -0000

Larry Pollack, Owner and Founder of the rock-western restaurant/bar Saddle Ranch Chop House, and the visionary Founder of P.L.A.Y. (Providing Laughter and Amusement for Youth), will host the annual “Babes On The Bull” Charity Event on Sunday, January 31, 2010 from 12pm-5pm at Saddle Ranch Chop House on the Sunset Strip.

The “Babes on the Bull” event, one of two annual events benefiting P.L.A.Y., is an open-to-the-public event that will turn the traditional notion of a charity fundraiser upside down.

“Babes On The Bull 2010” highlights will include a celebrity-filled red carpet (the “Babes On The Bull 2009” event drew the likes of AnnaLynne McCord, Ian Ziering, David Faustino, Corey Feldman and more), a live auction, cutting-edge entertainment, and L.A.’s hottest girls riding the bull for charity. Attendees are encouraged to bring a new unwrapped toy to the event. All toy, sponsorship, and monetary donations made during the event will benefit P.L.A.Y.

Check out LookToTheStars.org’s exclusive coverage of last year’s event here.

P.L.A.Y. is a non-profit organization that collects new toys, books, and games and distributes them to underprivileged children. P.L.A.Y. also accepts monetary donations that it in turn uses to purchase additional toys, books, and games for donation.

“I am passionate about sharing the good fortune and blessings in my life with children facing various challenges that stand in the way of their ability to simply enjoy their childhood,” says P.L.A.Y. Founder Larry Pollack. “There is no greater joy than seeing children’s eyes light up at the sight of a new toy, and even though that toy can’t change their life circumstances, it is my sincere hope that it can help them escape their troubles if even for a little while.”

Click here to view the video from “Babes on the Bull 2009” as well as other past events benefiting P.L.A.Y.

Celebrities To Go-Kart For Charity

Tue, 18 Aug 2009 13:00:00 -0000

On Sunday, August 30th 2009, K1 Speed Torrance will be hosting a celebrity charity event to benefit the HiS (Harbor Interfaith Services) organization, which provides disadvantaged individuals with the tools and encouragement that they need to start on a path of independence and self-sufficiency.

The charity event will be open to the public (only $10 for spectators) and feature wheel-to-wheel racing action with more than 25 Hollywood celebrities from the world of entertainment and athletics. K1 Speed features environmentally friendly, high-performance electric karts that can reach speeds of 45mph and the action is sure to be intense!

Among the celebrities currently expected to participate are Corey Feldman and Michael Rosenbaum, who played Lex Luther on the hit television show “Smallville.”

Taking place between 10AM and 4PM, the event will feature a driver orientation meeting for participants, a celebrity introduction and race, and patron competition between 11AM and 1PM. The top 6 patrons will receive prizes and the individual with the fastest time of the day will be awarded a 4 day / 3 night stay at the Estrella del Mar vacation resort in Mazatlan, Mexico!

If you are interested in supporting a noble cause, experiencing the thrill of competition, and mingling with celebrities in one afternoon, come on down on Sunday, August 30, for a fun-filled event that you will not soon forget! Driver fees are $15 for a 12 lap race and spectators can watch the action from the sidelines and talk with entertainers and athletes for only $10!

More info can be found here.

Ellen DeGeneres Awarded By The Humane Society

Mon, 06 Apr 2009 12:30:00 -0000

Written by Tim Saunders

The stars gathered at the Beverly Hilton Hotel on Saturday, March 28, for The Humane Society's 23rd annual Genesis Awards, held in tribute of the organization’s ProtectSeals Campaign.

Special guests such as internationally acclaimed photographer Nigel Barker, Corey Feldman, Hal Sparks, Jorja Fox, James Cromwell, “Bones” star Emily Deschanel, former Oakland Raider Jarrod Cooper, Jennifer Coolidge, Carrie Ann Inaba, “Big Love’s” Ginnifer Goodwin and many more were on hand to present awards to a variety of celebrities, shows, and activists who have spent the last year making the world a better place for animals.

The major award of the night – the Wyler Award – went to Ellen DeGeneres and Portia de Rossi for using their wedding and Ellen’s talkshow as an opportunity to publicize to a broad audience their ethical decision to avoid animal products in the hope of influencing public behavior. After viewing videotaped congratulations from Sir Paul McCartney, both DeGeneres and de Rossi spoke about their journey toward ethical living and the changes they have made in their lives to reduce animal suffering.

“People need to understand that animals are thinking, feeling beings who have a right to a free life,” said DeGeneres.

Also throughout the evening, guests were treated to special video treats from stars such as Heather Mills and Lily Tomlin.

The complete list of prize winners was as follows:

Wyler Award ELLEN DEGENERES & PORTIA DE ROSSI
Feature Film  BOLT
Dramatic Series  GREY’S ANATOMY “Life During Wartime”
Sid Caesar Comedy Award  THE SIMPSONS “Apocalypse Cow”
Children’s Programming  HANDY MANNY “Manny’s Mouse Traps”
TV Newsmagazine – National 20/20 “Elephant PTSD”
TV Newsmagazine – Cable REAL SPORTS WITH BRYANT GUMBEL “Hidden Horses”
National News Feature  WORLD NEWS WITH CHARLES GIBSON “Monkey Business,” “Person Of The Week,” “Rescuing Racehorses,” “Saving The Rhinos,” and wolf segment
Local News Series (a tie) KGO-TV (Bay Area) “I-Team Investigation: Battery Cages” & KLAS-TV 8 (Las Vegas) “Elephant Abuse: Life on the Road”
Local News Feature  KHOU-TV Houston “Slaughtergate”
 * TV Documentary  BLINDERS  
Unscripted Televison Series  30 DAYS “Animal Rights”  
Brigitte Bardot International  THE MONG LAH CONNECTION
Talk Show  THE OPRAH WINFREY SHOW multiple shows   
Series of Newspaper Articles  USA TODAY multiple articles by Sharon L. Peters
News Magazaine  NEWSWEEK “Extinction Trade” by Sharon Begley
Magazine  SPORTS ILLUSTRATED “The Good News out of The Bad Newz Kennels” by Jim Gorant
Brigitte Bardot Internaional – Print DAILY MAIL (U.K.) multiple articles by Dr. Danny Penman
Special Recognition SANTA BARBARA NEWS-PRESS multiple editorials

Green Is The Color For Corey Feldman

Thu, 02 Apr 2009 13:00:00 -0000

Written by Tim Saunders

Corey Feldman's band Truth Movement is to play at the Key Club in Hollywood on April 10 at an event hosted by Ed Begley Jr..

Green Is The Color aims to create an “atmosphere of learning and communication about the environment, ranging from Fuel technology to alternative sources of energy.” Proceeds from the night will go to Global Green, and the evening will feature guest speakers such as Kevin Vickery – who is the co-producer of the award winning new film FUEL – and a live auction that includes a Fender Squire Stratocaster signed by Feldman’s band.

Tickets to the show are available for $20 by clicking here. To read Look To The Stars’ exclusive interview with Corey Feldman, click here.

Look To The Stars Exclusive: An Interview With Corey Feldman

Tue, 24 Mar 2009 15:30:00 -0000

Written by Brandy Reynolds

Run through your top 10 favorite films from the 1980’s, and chances are that Corey Feldman will feature in at least one of them. From The Goonies to Gremlins to Stand By Me to The Lost Boys to Friday the 13th:The Final Chapter, his is a face a whole generation grew up recognizing.

Recent viewers may recognize Feldman from The Two Coreys, a reality show on the A&E Network that also starred Corey Haim. Since the late 90’s, he has also been enjoying success with his band, the Truth Movement, but it is charity work that keeps the actor and musician occupied for much of his time. With interests in animal welfare, environmental issues and several other causes, Feldman was awarded the Paws of Fame Award by the Wildlife Way Station.

Look To The Stars’ reporter Brandy Reynolds was lucky enough to catch up with Corey recently to chat about his work towards making the world a better place.

Hi Corey… can you tell us about some of the charities you support?

I support a lot of charities, I’m very involved with several different charities on all different levels. I can kind of give you the hit list .

I can’t really be selective. All are meaningful. At the top of the list would be the The Humane Society, PETA, Farm Sanctuary , Last Chance for Animals. All relatively related to each other. All related to animal rights and animal protection and health and welfare of animals.

And there’s environmental… Greenpeace, Global Green, Save Our Earth… and cancer charities, children’s charities like Camp Rainbow, the Make-A-Wish Foundation. I try to lend my voice to those who don’t have a voice of their own. Which is why I talk about animals, children, or environment – because those 3 topics don’t have their own representative.

Were you raised to think about others, or is there a certain event in your life that made you really want to get involved with charity work?

I’ve always cared about others, I myself was raised in a very abusive house hold. I spent most of my life very poor – always living hand to mouth and figuring out where the next meal was coming from… that was a big part of my life. So that made me very sympathetic to the less fortunate; and my mother was a huge animal rights advocate. When I was a child working as actor she had me involved with a group called Actors and Others for Animals which was one of the first animal rights organizations based out of Hollywood. So I was involved with them very early on… probably seven or eight years old -running around rescuing dogs and bringing them to our home. Shortly after that we ended up with 30 dogs and 20 cats living at our ranch.

We were really consumed with trying to save the world – and at that point of course no one was really doing what we were doing, there wasn’t really a lot of vegetarianism and animal rights activism. By the time I was 10 years old, I was resigned to the fact the I wanted to be a vegetarian for the rest of my life. However, growing up in a strict family environment, my grandparents where old Jewish traditional type people and thought I was crazy for wanting to be a vegetarian. It took until I was about 13 years old when I made the decision to be a strict vegetarian… and have been every since, and it’s been about 24 years for me now.

What would you recommend others do to get involved and what can they do?

There’s a lot you can do and it depends where you want to focus your time and energy. For me, I say anything you can do to help another struggling being [is great]. If you have the opportunity, just do it. That could mean anything from going down to the homeless shelters and feeding people, or if you have food you can go down to the homeless shelters and give it to them. You can hand out things to people on the streets – I don’t suggest handing out money because you don’t know what it’s going to be spent on.

You can get involved , you can be come a volunteer at any countless number of shelters or abuse clinics or hospitals. As far as environmental causes and helping the world goes – become environmentally safer and more eco friendly. There are small things you can do at home, such as using only bio-degradable products, earth-friendly products, making sure you turn your lights off, separate plastic and metals… every little bit that a human being does can push us forward in the battle of trying to restore our earth.

Do you feel Hollywood should set a better example?

I think the wheels are in motion and it’s certainly a hot point that people are progressively thinking about escalating this battle to the next level and making sure that we are setting a example. If you look around, everything is green this and green that. But there’s always more that can be done. For example, I put out a album a couple of months ago with my band, Truth Movement, and we wanted to kind of raise the bar when it came to environmental products and doing things environmentally friendly. So we released it under my own label in order that we could release it on one hundred percent recyclable biodegradable materials – the package is one hundred percent recyable material, the tray is corn plastic and we used soy wheat to print the images. Our first single is called Green Is The Color, so right there that was a way that I made my mark with my band to set a example. Yes it can be done in the end. It cost us a little bit more , but it can be done. And it’s worth it because we are making a statement that we are not going to keep taking the easier softer way.

What can we tell the people to look forward to and watch for in your up-coming projects?

Theres a couple of things. We’re doing a live premiere of our record release party in which I just mentioned. It’s call Technology Analogy. That event is planned at the Key Club on April 10th .

We are also talking to Weed Ware. They make materials out of weed instead of regular material. One of the things they focus on is they make all band materials out of weed. And we are now using all weed materials in our band (drum sticks and guitar picks).

Another thing we’re doing – I can’t say that this is done yet – but we are trying to have all of our musical performances completely green. It’s not one hundred percent yet , but we are trying.

On April 16 we are headlining an event at the Whiskey on Sunset which is going to be for the animal awareness week. So we basically have a series of events that are directed at raising awareness and financing efforts to stop animal testing. And on March 28, my wife Susie – who is also a huge animal and environmental activist (she is the one who got me involved) – will be presenting an award at the Genesis Awards at the Beverley Hilton.

Look To The Stars would like to thank Corey Feldman for taking the time to talk to us and share his thoughts on making the world a better place. To find out more about his efforts and upcoming events, visit Coreyfeldman.net or Myspace.com /technologyanalogy.

Katherine Heigl Attends Special Pet Store Opening

Mon, 16 Feb 2009 12:00:00 -0000

Celebrities such as Katherine Heigl, Charlotte Ross and Corey Feldman were on hand last Wednesday, February 11, when Last Chance For Animals hosted an unforgettable evening at OrangeBone pet store to celebrate a new beginning of re-homing shelter dogs.

OrangeBone is giving shelter dogs a chance at life by bringing those on death row from Los Angeles Animal Care Centers to Melrose, where they can live until a forever home is found. Owner Clark DuVal has filled his doggie windows with puppies from Los Angeles Animal Care Centers. Over forty shelter dogs have been saved in just one month at this hip new store on Melrose. Now families can shop for the latest trends, buy the hottest pet fashions, and find a happy, healthy four-legged friend to take home.

For more info about the OrangeBone Pet Store in Beverly Hills, visit their website.

Corey Feldman Offers Special Experiences In Charity Auction

Fri, 06 Feb 2009 14:00:00 -0000

Written by Tim Saunders

Actor and musician Corey Feldman is offering special packages and once-in-a-lifetime experiences in a new online auction to raise funds for charity.

The 37-year-old star of The Two Coreys is auctioning off experiences such as a Meet and Greet along with VIP attendance and backstage passes to the album release party/Green Carpet event for his new CD “Technology Analogy,” lunch at the Ivy in Beverly Hills with Corey and his wife Susie Feldman, a personal one-on-one acting scene study, and your own personalized phone voice message/greeting/recording made by Corey or Susie. Signed Cds are also up for grabs.

Proceeds from the auction will go to the Hollywood Note Foundation – an organization created to further promote, expand, contribute, and to honor those global philanthropic endeavors of Hollywood celebrities, charities and corporations – and also to Farm Sanctuary, a charity that works to end cruelty to farm animals and promotes compassionate living through rescue, education and advocacy.

The auction is being hosted on AuctionWire and can be accessed here. Bids close on February 15.

LTTS Exclusive: Celebrity Babes Come Out To PLAY For Charity

Tue, 27 Jan 2009 15:00:00 -0000

Written by Delinda Lombardo

Last weekend in Los Angeles celebrities showed up at infamous Saddle Ranch Chop House on Sunset Boulevard for the second annual ‘Babes on the Bull’ charity event to benefit P.L.A.Y. (Providing Laughter and Amusement for Youth), an organization that collects new toys, books and games and distributes them to children in hospitals, shelters and other organizations.

Guests packed the Saddle Ranch for an afternoon of ’LA’s hottest girls’ riding the mechanical bull for charity with extra entertainment in the form of fire dancers (Fire Groove) and a live auction which included amazing seats at a Laker’s game, VIP booths at LA’s hippest clubs, golf outings, LA Dodgers baseball tickets and others. The best aspect of the auction was that everyone entering the Ranch-including the general public- received a hundred-dollar voucher to use towards auction items.

Celebrities who lent their name and came out to PLAY for the cause included: Backstreet Boy A.J. McLean, actress AnnaLynne McCord (90210), MTV’s ‘Wild N Out’ stars D.J. D-Wrek and Leonard Robinson, Warrant front man Jani Lane, actress Claudia Jordon, David Faustino (Married w/Children, STAR-VING), Gladiator Romeo, Cory & Susie Feldman, Amanda Detmer, Colleen Shannon, Jaimarie Bjorge, model/actress Kaki West, recording artist Oryon, ‘Vacancy 2’ star Lola Davidson, and actress Kelly Monaco.

Warrant front man Jani Lane was all smiles as he arrived and admitted that he’s never ridden a mechanical bull.

Actor David Faustino, who lives within walking distance of the venue, was happy to lend his support for a great cause. “I figured I’d come out today and support the cause” he said on the red carpet, “I live in the neighborhood, so you know, I give a little cheer, a little money and you know-promote, the whole package.”

Corey and Susie Feldman, the power couple who star in the A&E hit show ‘The Two Coreys’, were genuinely excited to take part in the event. “We’re here to support the kids of course,” said Corey. Granted, Corey is no stranger to giving back big-time to the community while also promoting animal rights. He’s a spokesperson for PETA, Farm Sanctuary, The Humane Society, MoveOn, and Greenpeace, and was awarded the Paws of Fame Award by the Wildlife Way Station for his dedication to animal rights.

Inside the venue, the crowd was pumped up as girls took to the bull to raise cash for the kids. And it wasn’t just "babes’ who rode the bull, a few celebrities gave it a try. First to give it a shot was actress Jaimarie Bjorge, who remained in the saddle for the duration of the ride and got the crowd pumped up for the rest of the riders.

All in all, this was a great event for a great cause and no doubt, there are quite a few grateful children in Los Angeles today.

Farm Sanctuary Hosts Winter Wonderland For Animals

Wed, 03 Dec 2008 11:30:00 -0000

On Thursday, December 4 from 6 to 10 p.m., Farm Sanctuary – the nation’s largest rescue and refuge network for farm animals – is hosting the elegant Winter Wonderland for the Animals: A Farm Sanctuary Benefit to raise vital funds for the organization’s life-saving rescue, education and advocacy efforts for farm animals.

Through this special event, celebrities, activists and other kindhearted individuals join Farm Sanctuary in celebrating compassion for all beings by helping give farm animals the most precious gift this holiday season: life.

Special celebrity guests include Laurie Anderson, Alison Becker, Jennifer Coolidge, Corey Feldman, Peter Max, Patrick McDonnell, Tatum O’Neal, Maulik Pancholy, Daniela Sea, Ally Sheedy, Princess Superstar, Loretta Swit, Justin Theroux, DJ Miss Guy, and many more.

This festive party held at The Art Directors Club (106 W. 29th St., New York, NY) will feature inspirational presentations from special guests including Farm Sanctuary President and Co-founder Gene Baur, author of the best-seller, “Farm Sanctuary: Changing Hearts and Minds About Animals and Food.” The event will also feature delicious cocktails and delightful gourmet hors d’oeuvres from New York City’s finest vegan restaurants and caterers. Just in time for holiday gift-giving, guests will have the opportunity to purchase several charming items from the silent auction. All proceeds from the event will go toward Farm Sanctuary’s efforts to end factory farming cruelty and provide safe refuge for farm animals in need.

Tickets are $100 per guest and are available from www.farmsanctuary.org.

Hollywood Philanthropy: The Change The World Humanitarian Awards

Tue, 16 Sep 2008 15:30:00 -0000

Written by Rachel Zeskind

Look To The Stars’ Celebrity Ambassador, Rachel Zeskind, recently attended the Hollywood Note Foundation’s Change The World Humanitarian Award Honoree Announcement and Launch Party in Los Angeles and shares her thoughts about the event in her latest report:

Hollywood has used its power to promote philanthropy around the world, and the Hollywood Note Foundation aspires to maximize and recognize that power and to change the world as it exists now. Through it’s premiere fundraising effort – the Change the World Humanitarian Awards Gala, set for May of next year – the Hollywood Note Foundation bestows honors upon those Hollywood entities that do the most to improve our world.

I attended the Hollywood Note Foundation’s Change the World Humanitarian Award Honoree Announcement and Launch Party at the Beverly Hilton on September 9th. It is my opinion that – out of the plethora of different events, award shows, and premieres that Hollywood hosts – the very best ones are the events where celebrities, philanthropists and a myriad of people within the entertainment industry unite for one evening for a cause. It creates a strong feeling of unity.

The Hollywood Note was such an event. However it was completely unique in it’s collection of supporters, drawing many other philanthropic groups. From the start the room was abuzz with the energy of inspirational people as they mingled, shared their causes and passions and a powerful ‘can do’ sense of unity.

It was an evening to honor the works of individuals – such as Nancy Cartwright (AKA Bart Simpson) – as well as films, companies and organizations such as Stand Up To Cancer, Save The Ta-Tas, and CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocates for Children). It also wed these causes together to breed a stronger, more united vision of what Hollywood can and will accomplish for the world we all share.

Also in attendance were Corey Feldman and three time Emmy award-winning composer John Wineglass, with performances by Jessica Sokolove and the winner of Last Comic Standing, Alonzo Bodden.

I think that everyone was truly touched by Shelly Preston’s opening speech – I myself got a sudden rush of goosebumps in knowing that people like Shelly and John Preston of the Hollywood Note Foundation, along with their board members, have thrown themselves fully into this powerful venture and are moving mountains for those who are so desperately in need while honoring and supporting others who are doing the same.

We can be sure to be hearing much more about their work in the future and see a permanent powerful effect resonate throughout Hollywood and the world we all share.

To find out more information about these dedicated people and their works, visit www.hollywoodnotefoundation.org and view the full list of honorees.

Look To The Stars is proud to list the Hollywood Note Foundation as one of our official partners.

(Photos copyright Gates Photography)

Heather Mills Hosts 2008 Farm Sanctuary Gala

Mon, 05 May 2008 12:51:18 -0000

Written by Dawn Fantasia

Heather Mills is giving hope to animal-lovers everywhere by returning to host this year’s Farm Sanctuary Gala on May 17th, with emcee Melissa Rivers.

Heather and Melissa will be joined by many caring people and well-known celebrities, such as Kristen Bell and Kevin Nealon, who share their dream of bringing public awareness and compassion to the safety of farm animals. This will be a night to remember, full of exquisite vegan cuisine and sensational entertainment provided by Shawn Colvin.

Gift bags featuring vegan foods, cruelty-free items and other unique farm animal-related gifts are to be given out at the event to educate Gala guests about compassionate living, and an auction featuring original paintings, photography, gift baskets, jewelry and more will help to raise funds for the charity.

Guests set to attend this black tie event include Rachel Leigh Cook, Jennifer Coolidge, Emily Deschanel, Christine Ebersole, Lisa Edelstein, Susie Essman, Corey Feldman, Richard Kind, Swoosie Kurtz, Vanessa Marcil, Peter Max, Esai Morales, Eric Roberts, Ally Sheedy, Hal Sparks, Loretta Swit, True Whitaker, Persia White, Debra Wilson Skelton and more.

While volunteer opportunities to help at the event are no longer available, tickets for the Gala are still on sale at $400 each. For more information about purchasing a ticket or making a donation please visit the Farm Sanctuary Gala ’08 website.

(Photo courtesy of Farm Sanctuary)

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