Charity biography
Archbishop Desmond Tutu, Nobel Peace Prize Laureate, is patron of the Ubuntu Education Fund.
Tutu is an Honorary Chair for the Amandla AIDS Fund, part of Artists for a New South Africa.
Tutu is a on the Board of Advisors for the Batonga Foundation.
He is also a member of The Elders.
Tutu was Action Against Hunger's award recipient at the “Restaurants Against Hunger Campaign” gala in November, 2005, in honor of World Food Day.
Causes supported
AIDS, Children, Disaster Relief, Education, Environment, Health, Human Rights, Hunger, Miscellaneous, Peace, Poverty, Water, Women
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Desmond Tutu has supported the following charities:
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- World March For Peace Starts In New Zealand
- Duran Duran Join All-Star Recording For Climate Awareness
- Roving Billboards Marked Hiroshima Day
- President Obama To Award Medals Of Freedom Today
- Desmond Tutu Calls For Action In Burma
- Yoko Ono Supports Call For Oneness Day
- Stars Record Nelson Mandela's Favorite Tales For Charity
- Bob Geldof Launches One Campaign Report On G8
- Desmond Tutu Supports Charity In Atlanta
- George Clooney Makes Statement Against Imprisonment Of Nobel Prize Winner
- Be Published Next To World Leaders For The ONE Campaign
- Celebrities Send Messages Of Support For Earth Hour
- Earth Hour Extends To All Corners Of The Planet
- Matt Damon And Ben Affleck Head Back To The Charity Poker Table
- LTTS Exclusive: Keaton Simons - A Few Notes On Change
- Peter Gabriel Talks About The Elders
- Scarlett Johansson And Annie Lennox Sign Oxfam's Climate Letter
- Desmond Tutu Talks To UNICEF About Education
- CNN Hunts For Humanitarian Heroes
- Celebrities Support In My Name
- Peter Gabriel To Receive Amnesty International Honor
- Stars Record Nelson Mandela's Favorite Stories
- Madonna’s Malawi Efforts Get Multiple Recognition
- Time's 100 - Peter Gabriel By Archbishop Emeritus Desmond Tutu
- Artists Come Out To Shake the Blues
- ANSA Shakes the Blues With Stars in Los Angeles
- Johansson, Mirren, Firth and Hounsou Join Oxfam's Global Ambassador Team
- AIDS Orphan Project in Running to Win $5M in American Express Contest
- Vanity Fair Charity Issue Edited By Bono
- Mandela Hopes Spice Girls Will Reunite For Charity Birthday Party
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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.
