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By Tim Saunders on October 21, 2008
Singer Clay Aiken performed at a special benefit for his own charity on Saturday night.
The 29-year-old sang at the 2008 “Champions of Change” event held in Raleigh on October 18 that honored companies and individuals who help promote the Bubel/Aiken Foundation's mission give children with disabilities the opportunity to experience life with their peers.
Held at the Raleigh Marriott City Center, the event featured an auction that included a Tiffany bracelet, tickets to “Spamalot,” dinner with Aiken, clothing belonging to the American Idol runner-up, and a bust of his own head signed by Jimmy Kimmel!
The Foundation aims to bridge the gap that exists between young people with special needs and the world around them and provides services and financial assistance for the disabled community, creating awareness and recognizing ‘Champions of Change’.
over 3 years ago
Clay Aiken does Walk the Walk.$207,000.00 was raised. Many Children of all abilities will enjoy Summer camp together.! Bravo!
over 3 years ago
He walks his talk!
over 3 years ago
Clay always has time for children. It's good to see a celebrity put their time where it can count.
over 3 years ago
Clay's stupendous singing and acting talents are matched only by his tremendous efforts in the area of children's causes.
over 3 years ago
He rocks as an advocate for children and he rocked on the songs he sang! Clay Aiken is a good man.
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