Posted by Abby | December 7, 2011, 16:10 (EST) | 3 Comments
Category: TV Series

It’s that time of year again – the holidays are upon us and there are a lot of great causes out there that could use some support. We all know how active The Vampire Diaries cast is when it comes to good works, and it looks like they (along with their fellow CW actors) are getting some network support so fans can know which causes their favorites support. From the press release:

December 7, 2011 (Burbank, CA) – The CW has launched Causes to Care About, an online destination where viewers can learn more about the charities embraced by the stars of their favorite CW shows, and donate to their favorite causes this holiday season.

Fans can go to causes.cwtv.com to find videos from stars of many of The CW’s primetime shows, in which each actor talks about why their chosen charity is one close to their heart. The site will also link to each actor’s chosen charity, so fans can easily donate directly to them.

Check out all the participating actors and their causes here at the CW.

• Nina Dobrev for Free the Children
• Kat Graham for the Ian Somerhalder Foundation
• Joseph Morgan for PositiveWomen.Org
• Ian Somerhalder for the Ian Somerhalder Foundation
• Paul Wesley for Global Roots

 
Speaking of ISF, Ian Somerhalder’s birthday is tomorrow, and he’d like to share his birthday wish with all of you.

Donate now to win a ticket to attend The Ripple Effect fundraiser for The Water Project with Kat Graham and Ian Somerhalder.

Lastly, there’s still time to win a chance to have dinner with Paul Wesley and Torrey DeVitto, all while supporting Global Roots.

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