Bid On Cher's Dress For Haiti In Charity Auction

Legendary icon Cher has donated her black velvet and lace Bob Mackie gown she wore to this year’s Golden Globe Awards ceremony to be auctioned off on eBay to raise money for the Voila Foundation’s educational initiatives in Haiti.

Proceeds from the auction will go to expand efforts already under way to provide stable, structured education to Haiti’s children living in tent cities following January’s devastating earthquake.

The auction, which runs through May 14, includes a handwritten note from Cher for the winner to ensure the authenticity of the gown.

“I am honored to support the victims of the Haiti earthquake,” Cher said in a statement Wednesday. “These schools provide education and emotional support for the children hardest hit by the recent disaster.”

You can view the auction here: www.ebay.com/chergives.

The Voila Foundation said it has donated $50,000 to support the efforts of PRODEV, a Haitian organization that has already built and staffed 14 tent-city schools in Haiti. Voila has committed to match any money raised by the gown auction to expand those efforts.