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Yesterday, we learned that Robin Williams had tragically died at the age of 63. The news coverage since then has focused on what Williams was best known for - that of being an entertainer. But he was also a generous person who supported many charities during his life. Those include:
- 3-star Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation
- 3-star LiveStrong Foundation
- 3-star St. Jude Children's Research Hospital
- 3-star USO
- Comic Relief
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So as we mourn the loss of such a great performer, consider making a donation to one of his favorite charities as a way to celebrate his life and remember the many times he made us laugh.
8/15/14 Update: As Money Magazine points out, another "way to pay tribute to Robin Williams is to contribute to... top-rated charities that help people who struggle with depression and suicidal thoughts." Those orgs include:
8/15/14 Update: As Money Magazine points out, another "way to pay tribute to Robin Williams is to contribute to... top-rated charities that help people who struggle with depression and suicidal thoughts." Those orgs include:
- 4-star American Foundation for Suicide Prevention
- 3-star Brain & Behavior Research Foundation
- 3-star Treatment Advocacy Center
- 4-star Trevor Project
And now that we've learned Robin Williams was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease, you may want to support a charity that is working to find treatment and a cure for this disease. Of course, the most well-known of these is the 4-star rated Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson's Research.
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