Soap Star Auctions Himself For Charity

January 22, 2008 by Crystal A. Johnson

Cameron Mathison, the charismatic star of “All My Children”, is hoping to charm ladies into donating to Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS, an industry based HIV/AIDS fundraising organization. The New York-based soap hunk is willing to put himself up for auction at Town Hall to benefit the charity. Mathison will host the event on March 2, 2008.

Mathison fared well on “Dancing With the Stars” last season, and you may remember him from the Superman-like C emblem he wore on his chest. He was voted off just before the semifinals. Imagine private dance lessons with Mathison, and the opportunity to perform at the benefit show, which will also feature other ABC Daytime soap stars, as well as the co-hosts of The View. Well, there is no need to dream about it, ladies – you can participate in the auction at www.broadwaycares.org.

The winning bidder will be flown to New York “for a few days [of] rehearsals,” Mathison told Associated Press Television News in a recent interview. “And I will teach them how to do a dance with myself.”

He went on to admit that his Dancing With The Stars partner, Edyta Sliwinska, would be the one to actually teach the lucky auction winner.

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