Charity biography
Yoko Ono is an avant-garde artist and musician and the widow of John Lennon.
She is known for her peace activism. On October 9, 2007 Ono officially lit the Imagine Peace Tower on Viðey Island in Iceland, dedicated to peace.
Causes supported
Health, Human Rights, Mental Challenges
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Charities supported
Yoko Ono has supported the following charities:
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- Yoko Ono Donates iPod To Charity Auction On John Lennon's Birthday
- World March For Peace Starts In New Zealand
- Elizabeth Hurley Donates To Imagine Appeal Event
- Beatlemania Returns For Charity
- Roving Billboards Marked Hiroshima Day
- John And Yoko's Bed-In Recreated For Peace
- Yoko Ono Supports Peace Initiative
- Yoko Ono Supports Call For Oneness Day
- Paul McCartney Launches Meat Free Mondays
- Cyndie Lauper Launches Charity Auction
- Beatles Launch Game With Charity Download
- Beatles Day 2009 To Benefit Charity Appeals
- Katy Perry And Friends Design T-Shirts For AIDS
- Yoko Ono Revisits Acorn Peace Campaign
- Yoko Ono’s Promise On World Autism Day
- Jarvis Cocker To Play For Children's Hospital
- Yoko Ono To Auction Artwork On World Autism Awareness Day
- John Lennon Serves Up Song For Charity CD
- Stars Hold Bed-In For Peace
- Seal To Headline Charity Benefit Concert
- Bid Now For Christmas Gifts
- New CD To Raise Aid For Darfur
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Dear Me: A Letter to My Sixteen-Year-Old Self
In support of Elton John’s AIDS Foundation, a number of celebrities have written a letter to their sixteen-year-old selves.
The celebrities include Annie Lennox, Burt Bacharach, Alan Carr, Rosanne Cash, Julian Clary, Jackie Collins, Jenny Éclair, Tracey Emin, Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall, Sir Ranulph Fiennes, Jane Fonda, Mark Foster, Stephen Fry, Rolf Harris, Debbie Harry, Peter Kay, Patsy Kensit, Lynda La Plante, Baz Luhrmann, Joanna Lumley, James Nesbitt, Yoko Ono, Jonathan Ross, Emma Thompson, Desmond Tutu, Suzanne Vega, Alfre Woodard and Elton John.
