Recording Star and Actor Chris "Ludacris" Bridges and Jamie Foxx join the ranks of celebrities who have lent their popularity to push HIV prevention as part of a social media effort targeting young African Americans. The "I know" campaign is sponsored by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, which aims to draw thousands of young people into a conversation about HIV using Facebook, Twitter, text messages and a website (actagainstaids.org). It launched March 4th with an event at Clark Atlanta University that was webcast to students nationwide.
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Ludacris, TI and a host of celebrity friends will provide a
very special Christmas for some Atlanta area children affected by the flooding.
December 2, 2009
"Holiday of Stars" aired Sunday, December 6, 2009 on ABC at
5pm EST.
Ludacris was featured on "Holiday of the Stars" - a holiday special where celebrities from the entertainment & sports industries tell about their favorite holiday family traditions. Check your listings for additional broadcasts.
The Gala will recognize the achievements of five individuals with a rich history of giving back and who demonstrate a strong commitment to community service. Press Release
Atlanta rappers Ludacris and T.I. have raised approximately $105,000 to help Atlanta flood survivors. The pair each donated $10,000 on Wednesday and then turned to friends and colleagues for help. Press Release
Ludacris, The Ludacris Foundation, and Nissan South will give away 20 used vehicles to qualifying Metro Atlanta residents during Ludacris’ annual LudaDay weekend festivities. View the Winners! | Press Release
Straits Restaurant hosted a one year anniversary dinner with Chris “Ludacris” Bridges, Jane Fonda and Mayor Shirley Franklin. Press Release
For the Ludacris Foundation, community service means
providing monetary support and donating time
in our communities at large. Since 2001,
The Ludacris Foundation has donated $1.5 million
to support grassroots organizations that work to help our youth,
as well as invested more than 5,000 hours
in devoted service to young people across the nation. The programs in
support of the Foundation have impacted 7000 lives. The Ludacris Foundation
takes pride in "helping
youth help themselves."
Recording Star and Actor Chris "Ludacris" Bridges and Jamie Foxx join the ranks of celebrities who have lent their popularity to push HIV prevention as part of a social media effort targeting young African Americans. The "I know" campaign is sponsored by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, which aims to draw thousands of young people into a conversation about HIV using Facebook, Twitter, text messages and a website (
