“Where the Money Goes” is an animated short from director/animator Jim Cooper (creator of “Why We Fight,” the popular viral video outlining the WGA’s position during the Writers Strike). The voice over for the video is provided by Paul Rudd (”The 40 Year Old Virgin,” “Knocked Up”) and the score is provided by Mac McCaughan as Portastatic.
“Where the Money Goes” provides a fun explanation of Stand Up To Cancer’s groundbreaking funding model. With 100% of public donations going to landmark cancer research and Dream Team collaborations, Stand Up To Cancer is a revolutionary movement designed to end cancer’s reign as the leading cause of death. A historic television event in support of the cause will simultaneously air commercial free on ABC, NBC, CBS, September 5th, 8PM EST & PST.
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Hi Guys, I’m trying to raise money for some kids charities. I would like to do this through a series of dares. Think of a challange you can issue me in return for a donation to www.justgiving.com/benedgson . We can all do our small bits to raise money for cancer charities. do yours and sponser me to do something you want to see 
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This event took place October 11, 2008. Jenna shaved her head to raise money for the American Cancer Society. Donations were made in memory of family friend Lisa Palmer.
http://www.myspace.com/JasonDerulo Jason gives us the up close and personal process of his live hair cut for the Locks of Love Organization who help those in need due to their illnesses i.e. cancer etc.
This is a video of Healthy Addict fulfilling her promise of showing herself in a bikini if we raised $1,000 for the prevention of breast cancer. The show lasted about 4 hours I would guess. Through the time we saw Nykytyne2 (sorry if I got your name wrong) playing with his nipples a couple of times. Anyways the night was full of fapping and exploding penises. 
After my dear friend Adam was diagnosed with cancer, I shaved my head in support, and kept it that way for about six months or so. It was then that he switched treatments and his hair started growing back. And I let mine grow too, with the plan to eventually donate it for a wig for a kid battling cancer. After about two and a half years, the time came! If you’d like to donate your hair, please check out this wonderful organization based in Canada: A Child’s Voice Foundation http://www.achildsvoicefoundation.ca/index.html