Many celebrities such as Emma Roberts, Taylor Swift, and Quavo, are celebrating Thanksgiving this year. Here are details on how your favorite stars are celebrating the day.
Actor Emma Roberts’ initiative for Thanksgiving is touching hearts of the people of the US. In an act of kindness, the actor through her social media handles has urged the people to do kind deeds and help the needy.
Taking to Instagram in a stunning red ensemble, she wrote, “Wearing red today to support @girlsinc with @fpmovement! On Thanksgiving Day, #FPMovement will donate 100% of net proceeds to Girls Inc. FP Movement has partnered with Girls Inc. since 2016 to help them in their mission to inspire all girls to be strong, smart, and bold through charitable donations, advocacy, programming, and mentorship impact. Every day, FP Movement donates 1% of net proceeds to Girls Inc. Visit FPMOVEMENT.COM to shop and support the cause! #FPMovementPartner.”
Moreover, she along with Tyashia Adams and Bridget Moynahan volunteered at the Urban Outreach Center of New York to support Feeding America.
Singer Taylor Swift will not be enjoying Thanksgiving with her family but spend the full week in Brazil. The singer has been feeling sad following the tragic death of one of her fans. American rapper Quavo through Quavo Cares, his non-profit hosted a pre-Thanksgiving farmers market for over 300 families at Urban Recipe. The families were given fresh food, hygiene products, cookbooks, and many other items.The Modern Family actor Julie Bowen joined hands with Feeding America to serve pies at Pasadena’s Union Station Homeless Services. Hailey Beiber posted a video on her YouTube channel and disclosed her Thanksgiving who was none other than Tiffany Haddish.
FAQs:
Who is Emma Roberts?
Emma Roberts is an American television and film actor. She started her acting career at the age of nine. She has worked in films such as Blow, Nancy Drew, Empire State and others.
What is Feeding America?
It is a US-based non-profit organization with over 200 food banks that feed more than 46 million people through food pantries, soup kitchens, shelters.
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