Good Celebrity is more than just an outlet for positive news on your favorite stars but a showcase for the wonderful charities that, day in and day out, improve the condition of life for so many people.

The Christina Grimmie Foundation is one such charity and, much like the talent singer whose name it bears, it makes a profound impact on the world.

Who was Christina Grimmie?

Christina first gained notoriety thanks to her YouTube channel where she belted out Top 40 hits. Her talented pipes drew the attention of 3.8 million subscribers. In 2013, she released her debut studio album With Love and opened for Selena Gomez during the singer’s North American Tour.

All of that led to her biggest claim to fame as a contestant on Season 6 of the NBC singing competition, The Voice, where she picked Adam Levine as her mentor. Under his tutelage, Grimmie finished 3rd.

“That was probably one of the most defining moments of my life, for sure. I feel like I learned so much about myself as an artist, I feel like I grew up in a short amount of time. In a very good way,” she told us of her experience on the show in 2015.

“It definitely elevated me, I feel, in a professional way. I feel like people, you know, probably didn’t take me as seriously when I was just living on the YouTube space.” she said adding “The Voice kind of brought this level of professionalism to the table and I never really had that and the exposure was so widespread.”

Her career took off from there as she toured with Rachel Platten, collaborated with Sir Paul McCartney and other pop musicians on a song about global warming, prepared her next album, and made the aforementioned pit stop to the Good Celebrity offices.

During her visit, she answered Twitter questions from fans and graciously performed her song “With Love.”

Christina also gave us insight into her charitable work with City of Hope and The Humane Society.

“I am a huge dog lover,” said Grimmie who performed a cover of the Bonnie Tyler song “I Need a Hero” to raise money for the organization. “I just have a very soft spot for animals in general,” she added.

Following her tragic death, The Humane Society created an animal medical fund in Christina’s name and honored her at the organization’s “To the Rescue” benefit in Los Angeles with its Impact Award.

Thank you @HumaneSociety for honoring Christina with the Impact Award & @RachelPlatten for the beautiful tribute #CGforever #TeamGrimmie pic.twitter.com/WE26klNC5j

— Christina Grimmie (@TheRealGrimmie) April 23, 2017

What is the Christina Grimmie Foundation?

In February 2017, the Grimmie family released “Invisible,” the first single from Christina’s posthumous EP, Side B.

“As an independent artist, Christina dreamed of a major record label distributing her music” read a statement from the family posted on Grimmie’s Twitter account. “That dream has COME TRUE for our dear angel…Universal Music Group, the world’s largest music company, will be releasing Christina’s new music under Republic Records.”

Proceeds from the purchase of the single went toward establishing a memorial fund in her name.

“As we have always known, Christina’s life was so very special, not only to us but to everyone she touched with her joyful heart, beautiful voice and love for life and the Lord,” the Grimmie family told People.

“Words cannot express what the many memorials, donations, and tributes shared by Christina’s fans and those in the media and entertainment industry mean to us. She will live on in our hearts forever. We will take our time in determining the best ways to honor Christina moving forward.”

From there The Christina Grimmie Foundation was born. A California-based non-profit benefit corporation, the foundation’s mission, according to the website, is “to provide financial, emotional and encouragement support to individuals and families who suffer from the devastating effects of gun violence; and support for families facing breast cancer diagnosis.”

Christina’s mother is a breast cancer survivor, so naturally fighting the disease was something close to her heart. Her love for her mom and willingness to do anything to support her, led to the family choosing the cause as a beneficiary of the foundation.

As for the decision to support families of gun violence, the Grimmie’s found out all too well the pain of losing a loved one on June 10 and knew it was the right choice to work with those recovering from similar tragedies.

“We as a family have a unique understanding of both of those. So we want others to feel the same support that we felt when we couldn’t think,” her father Bud told Access Hollywood. “That’s what we’re going to do to continue Christina’s legacy of helping others.”

Q by Pasquale

Reaching another avenue beyond music, the foundation raises money through purchases of the Pasquale footwear Q by Christina Grimmie.

Reaching another avenue beyond music, the foundation raises money through purchases of the Pasquale footwear Q by Christina Grimmie.

“Pasquale took a very big interest in her story, her personality and said ‘I think we can capture her with these shoes’,” said her brother Marcus.

The shoes feature a backward bass clef and a treble clef, which creates her initials “CG.”

“When I first saw the logo on the shoe, I was just like ‘Christina would love this,’” Marcus said. “Her and my dad kind of making that idea up together years ago and just kind of stuck with it. That was her logo.”

Living After Death

Perhaps the best person to sum up what the Christina Grimmie Foundation is all about is Christina herself.

On the homepage of the organization’s website is a quote from the singer which reads:

“People aren’t born strong. People grow stronger little by little, encountering difficult situations learning not to run from them.”

Her death, while tragic and far too soon, won’t be what defines Christina but a footnote in the long story of charity, philanthropy, and love that began while she was here and will continue long after her passing.

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Despite the pain, the talented singer’s family is making it their mission to celebrate Grimmie’s life and wonderful voice.

On what would have been the singer’s 23rd birthday earlier this month, the family released a brand new music video for Christina’s single “Invisible.”

Last year, Good Celebrity hosted “The Voice” star in our headquarters. Grimmie gave us a live performance of her single “With Love” and chatted with us about her charity work.

Christina’s performance was nothing short of amazing. In-between takes, she’d joke around and try different versions and melodies of her songs.

In fact, on a whim she decided to play her song “With Love” in a completely different key than she ever had before. The version above was ultimately the performance we published, unique and 100% original, and a truly special gift from Christina to Good Celebrity.

I’ll never forget it, and am so thankful to have experienced her talent up close and SO personally. Her incredible music filled every inch of our space.

Her family’s unique tribute was a testament to her creative side. Christina loved video games, as you can tell by her YouTube channel name, “zeldaxlove64.”

In the music video, Christina is recreated as an animated superhero.

Christina’s brother Marcus Grimmie, who accompanied her to the studio when she visited us, wrote about his sister on Instagram when the video was released and said, “I know you would love this sis.”

I know you would love this sis

A post shared by Mark Grimmie (@grimmiereaper) on Mar 11, 2017 at 9:37am PST

He shared another tribute to his sis on her birthday, posting a photo of the pair performing together.

Happy Birthday Christina I love you.

A post shared by Mark Grimmie (@grimmiereaper) on Mar 12, 2017 at 8:00am PDT

Check out the music video and our interview with Christina below!

In addition, the magazine Tremblay honored Grimmie with a tribute edition 10 months after her death.

“I am so honored that I was able to work with her for what little time we had,” video producer Kurt Hugo Schneider writes for his tribute. “We were able to make something that people enjoy.”

#TeamGrimmie we’re excited about Tremblay Magazine’s tribute to Christina. Thank you @ZackTremblay https://t.co/jDVK59lV1E #CGforever pic.twitter.com/EsawZmKjmy

— Christina Grimmie (@TheRealGrimmie) March 23, 2017

“Christina was one of the most genuine people I’ve known, she was such a sweetheart and was so beloved by everyone. What you saw was what you got. I am happy that she will live on.”

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Check out our interview highlights from the past year, showcasing celebrities doing good. And make sure to subscribe to the Good Celebrity YouTube page to stay up-to-date with our latest clips!  

Christina Grimmie

In December of last year, we had the pleasure of hosting The Voice contestant Christina Grimmie inside our headquarters. This talented soul chatted with us about her amazing charity work and performed an exclusive version of her hit, “With Love.”

Christina tragically passed away this year after she was shot while signing autographs outside of a concert in Florida. Our thoughts and prayers remain with her and her family. We are so honored to have had the pleasure of getting to know Christina.

Larry Bakman

Judge Larry Bakman leaves his seat on the syndicated television series, “Hot Bench,” to educate children and teens in Los Angeles about the dangers of gangs and drug addiction through the organization, New Directions for Youth.

“Recognizing the problem allows you to get inside the minds of the parents and the children who you think you can save, who you can educate and at least give them options on what they can do to avoid falling into that culture.”

Danielle Moinet AKA Summer Rae

She’s a ray of arrogant sunshine in the WWE ring but when she’s not body slamming opponents, Danielle Moinet (aka Summer Rae) is actively involved in charity, specifically her family’s organization, the Dean Thomas Moinet Foundation.

Moinet also works with the USO, Special Olympics and the WWE’s Be a STAR anti-bullying campaign.

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Susan Holmes McKagan

We caught up with the lovely Susan Holmes McKagan backstage at Style Fashion Week Los Angeles 2016. The blonde beauty, who is married to Duff McKagan of Guns N’ Roses, walked the runway for couture designer Farah Angsana in support of her Life Foundation, which advocates for the homeless and orphans in Indonesia.

In addition, Susan talked about her swimwear line, which she uses to raise money for various causes.

“I have a creative outlet while bringing awareness to various causes that are near and dear to my heart,” she said.

Case Keenum

Fresh off their return to Los Angeles the NFL’s Rams are already scoring with residents of the city of angels thanks to their charity work.

Starting quarterback Case Keenum and his teammates suited up and took to the red carpet in support for Make-A-Wish Greater Los Angeles as part of the Inaugural Los Angeles Rams Night for Wishes.

For Keenum, his charitable work doesn’t end with Make-A-Wish.

“A big part of my life and my story growing up was Fellowship of Christian Athletes,” Keenum said. “I do sports camps in the summer…it’s a big part of what I do and I think there’s a lot of good people out there that could use your support,” he added.

Todd Gurley

Todd Gurley is one of the most talented running backs in the National Football League but his skills extend far beyond the field of play.

Thanks to the relocation of the Rams, Gurley is now a member of the Los Angeles community and he’s giving back with his teammates through the Greater Los Angeles chapter of Make-A-Wish.

Eastwood Ranch Foundation

Alison Eastwood’s father, legendary actor and director Clint Eastwood, made a name for himself starring in some of the greatest westerns of all time and now the actress is making her mark by hitting the ranch.

A staunch advocate for animal rights, Alison co-founded the Eastwood Ranch Foundation, which assists in the welfare and rescue of animals through campaigns, events and education.

Good Celebrity caught up with Eastwood at the 2nd Annual Art for Animals event in June 2016.

“I am inspired by the fact there is such a need to help animals out there,” Eastwood said.

Joanna Krupa

When she’s not walking the runways, Poland-born model Joanna Krupa is lending her support for animal rights. Good Celebrity caught up with Krupa at Alison Eastwood’s 2nd Annual Art for Animals fundraiser in June 2016.

“All the animal people have to stick together,” Krupa said. “Whenever I’m in town and there’s an animal related event of course I’m going to come support it.”

Krupa also dished on her animal rescue, Angels for Animal Rescue.

“We try to do whatever we can, one animal at a time,” she said.

Bojana Novakovic

If there is an actress whose name matches her personality it’s, Bojana Novakovic. Pronounced BOY-YANA, her name is just fun to say!

Always good for an interview, the Serbian-born actress stopped for a chat on the red carpet of the Eastwood Ranch Foundation’s 2nd Annual Art for Animals fundraiser.

Among the topics were her faux fur attire, goat photography skills, and her next visit to Nepal (which may or may not include a climb of Mt. Everest…at least to the base camp).

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It’s our duty here at Good Celebrity to bring those positives to light and showcase celebrities doing good. Here are 16 philanthropic celebs and their respective charities in honor of World Humanitarian Day.

Christina Grimmie

Sadly, this is one shining star whose light will never fully be realized. Before her tragic death in June, the former “The Voice” star stopped by our headquarters in December 2015 and shared her inspirational journey to stardom with us.

In addition to inspiring her fans with her talents, Grimmie worked with both The Humane Society and City of Hope.

Ben Affleck

His success as an actor and director turned him into a global star and his love life made him the subject of tabloid fodder, but Affleck’s greatest impact on the world is through his philanthropy.

In 2009, the Oscar-winner founded the Eastern Congo Initiative (ECI), a charity which invests in and works with the people of eastern Congo.

J.K. Rowling

The “Harry Potter” author doesn’t just write about children, she helps them too.

Rowling is the founder and life president for Lumos, a charitable organization dedicated to helping the eight million children living in institutions throughout the world.

Dorothy Lucey

As a former “Good Day L.A.” entertainment reporter, Dorothy Lucey, specialized in the lighter side of news. However, like J.K. Rowling, her passion lies in helping children around the world.

Lucey is heavily involved with Mending Kids International, an organization which provides life-changing medical opportunities for children in need. Check out our exclusive interview with Lucey, here.

Angelina Jolie

Jolie’s passion for helping others is so well known that she’s arguably more recognizable for her humanitarian work than she is her acting career.

In addition to being a Goodwill Ambassador for the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), the Oscar-winner has worked with countless charities dedicated to helping children and women throughout the world.

She and her husband, Brad Pitt, also started the Maddox Jolie-Pitt Foundation, which works with local governments to implement projects that build healthy and vibrant communities.

Bono

Like Jolie, the U2 frontman is known equally as a humanitarian as he is an entertainer. The list of charities supported by Bono could be a separate in and of itself, but his dedication to ending HIV/AIDS in developing countries through charities such as Keep a Child Alive specifically stands out.

Tanya Acker

Attorney and civil litigator Tanya Acker serves as one of three judges on the popular syndicated program “Hot Bench,” but when she’s not in the courtroom there’s a good chance she’s working with the Boy Scouts of America.

Acker serves as legal advisor and program participant to the Western County Council of the BSA. She often brings the troop visit the Battleship Iowa Museum in the Los Angeles Harbor, a landmark for which she serves on its Board of Trustees.

“This ship embodies a lot of American history and a lot of what’s great about this country. It’s a living reminder of that,” Acker told Good Celebrity in June 2016.

The Iowa is an interactive naval museum operated by the nonprofit Pacific Battleship Center (PBC).

Larry Bakman

Acker is not the only “Hot Bench” judge keen on giving back.

Through the organization New Directions for Youth, criminal defense attorney and judge Larry Bakman works with Los Angeles youths to live violence-free lives and avoid the lure of gangs.

“If we don’t save them at this point in time from the dangers of gangs, the dangers of drug abuse, the dangers of physical or sexual abuse, then we’re lost,” Bakman told Good Celebrity in April 2016.

George Clooney

Oscar-winner Clooney is a prime example of a celebrity who puts his money where his mouth is.

The multi-talented star works tirelessly to help the people of African countries, with his contributions and visits to the war-torn area of Darfur, Sudan specifically worth noting.

Clooney was named a UN messenger of peace in 2008 and co-founded The Sentry, an initiative of the organization Not On Our Watch, which lends support to broader accountability measures and provides leverage to peace efforts aimed at ending Africa’s deadliest conflicts.

Charlize Theron

A native of South Africa, Oscar-winner Theron founded the Charlize Theron Africa Outreach Project in 2007.

The goal of the charitable organization is to reduce and ultimately stop HIV/AIDS in Africa specifically among the younger population.

“It really has just become meeting with young people of this country and really understanding the needs and really give them the environment where they felt safe to throw this big dark cloud of what HIV and AIDS was out the window and to maybe turn the light on to the realities of living in this country,” Theron said in a video on the organization’s website.

Oprah Winfrey

The massive wealth obtained by former queen of daytime TV is no secret, nor are the charitable outlets on which she donates a good portion of it.

Most notable among her many humanitarian efforts is her Leadership Academy for Girls located just south of Johannesburg in South Africa, which provides educational and leadership opportunities to girls of impoverished backgrounds.

Shakira

The Colombian-born singer-songwriter gives much of her time and money the ONE Campaign.

A campaigning and advocacy organization, ONE, aims to end extreme poverty and preventable diseases around the world, specifically in Africa. Shakira also works with Habitat for Humanity and UNICEF among many other charities.

Danielle Moinet (a.k.a. WWE Diva Summer Rae)

Don’t let her in-ring persona fool you, Danielle Moinet is nothing like her arrogant and self-absorbed alter ego, Summer Rae.

As Good Celebrity learned in an exclusive interview, Moinet is actively involved in her sister’s North Carolina-based nonprofit DTM Foundation. The organization helps families take care of terminally ill children.

In addition to DTM, Moinet also supports the WWE’s anti-bullying campaign, Be a Star, and does work with the Special Olympics and U.S. Military.

Jackie Chan

Hong Kong’s legendary martial artist/actor is more than just a hero on-screen.

Chan was recently ranked second on the list of top charitable Chinese celebrities by China Philanthropist magazine. He’s a UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador, campaigned for conservation, against animal abuse and continually donates to disaster relief funds including $3 million for the victims of the Tianjin chemical explosion in 2015.

He also founded the Jackie Chan Charitable Foundation, which offers the youth of Hong Kong scholarships.

Luna Blaise

The career of young “Fresh Off the Boat” star Luna Blaise is only beginning but the teenager is already putting her starpower to good use.

Blaise recently spoke to Good Celebrity about her PSA work for Waterkeeper Alliance, an environmental organization which aims to improve at-risk water supplies around the world.

“I found out what they are doing for the environment, and I thought, wow,” she said. “This is everything I love. This is what I want to be talking about. What I want to get out there.”

Blaise is also an advocate for breast cancer awareness after she lost her aunt to the disease.

“She was so young,” Blaise said. “People that are young need to know that breast cancer is not an old person disease now. Clearly, because a lot of young people are getting it,” she added.

Amber Heard

In a prime example of turning an ugly situation into something positive, Amber Heard used the settlement she received from her divorce to Johnny Depp to help those whose voices are often silent.

Heard is donating all $7 million of her settlement to two charities. Half will go to the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) to prevent violence against a women and the other half will benefit the Children’s Hospital of Los Angeles.

In a statement, the actor said she hopes the money can “help those less able to defend themselves.”

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Grimmie passed away on June 11 outside her concert in Orlando, FL after a young man shot her while she signed autographs.

@TheRealGrimmie congrats on your first TCA love

I miss you so much
You deserve my angel!#TeamGrimmieForever! pic.twitter.com/innzDcmF9y

— Karen Grimmie \I/ (@karen_lloyd10) August 1, 2016

In December 2015, we were fortunate enough to interview Christina and chat about her charity work with City of Hope. She also performed live in our studio!

Christina’s award was not announced during the live broadcast of the show, which aired on Fox. There are more than 50 awards and not all of those take place during the main stage show, but many fans were upset that the young signer’s award wasn’t mentioned.

Her fans also took to social media to share their anger that Christina was left out of the #StopTheViolence segment that specifically highlighted those affected by gun violence.

Jessica Alba took to the stage to remember those lost in the recent attacks around America and said, “Tonight, we stand together with these teens united in a call for peace in an end to this violence.”

She introduced Ne-Yo who performed Marvin Gaye’s “What’s Going On.”

Grimmie’s death, which was a result of gun violence, was not mentioned.

A source close to Christina expressed disappointment to Billboard that the show “chose not to mention Christina’s name during the two-hour broadcast.” Adding, “the fans have a right to be upset.”

Grimmie’s team expressed their own thoughts on Twitter by re-tweeting positive messages.

.@TheRealGrimmie I am so proud of you. You deserved this more than anyone & I wish you were around to see your win tonight. I miss you.

— Heather Weiss (@HeatherLWeiss) August 1, 2016

Photo Credit: Twitter

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Our hearts and prayers go out to Christina’s family, especially her brother Mark who’d accompanied Christina to our studio and is being called a ‘hero’ for immediately tackling the shooter, who then shot and killed himself.

Christina was an absolute delight to interview. She and her brother Mark arrived with her publicist, snacked and hung out for a while in makeup while shooting the breeze with me about everything from video games to her time on “The Voice” and touring with other artists like Selena Gomez. Mark wore pizza socks, (socks with pizzas on them) which we had a lot fun with. Both Christina and Mark were completely down to earth & funny, and you could tell they were the best of friends.

We started with filming Christina’s performance, which was nothing short of amazing. In-between takes, she’d joke around and try different versions and melodies of her songs. In fact, on a whim she decided to play her song “With Love” in a completely different key than she ever had before. This version was ultimately the performance we published, unique and 100% original, and a truly special gift from Christina to Good Celebrity. I’ll never forget it, and am so thankful to have experienced her talent up close and SO personally. Her incredible music filled every inch of our space.

I will think fondly of my time and experience with Christina, a truly good person and good celebrity taken far, far too soon.

-AR

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Interview with Dorothy Lucey (Good Day LA) on her special work with Mending Kids

Dorothy gives us an insiders look into the world of Mending Kids and the doctors and volunteers who travel across the globe to perform surgeries on children in need.

In-house interview and live performance with Christina Grimmie (NBC’s The Voice)

Singer-songwriter Christina Grimmie stopped by Good Celebrity for a chat and a special live performance of her song, “With Love”.

Red carpet interview at the 2015 ‘Autism Speaks To Los Angeles’ Celebrity Chef Gala

Interviews with Al Roker, Chuck Saftler (FX Networks), Karrueche Tran, Janie Bryant and more.

Red carpet interview with Carl Weathers (Rocky, Happy Gilmore) at the 2015 Peace Fund Poker Tournament

Carl was gracious enough to do his impression of the cult-icon, “Chubbs Peterson” from Happy Gilmore.

Red carpet interview with Briana Evigan (Step Up) at a VIP fundraising event

Briana Evigan from the Step Up franchise at the Danse Avec Clairobscur (or Dance with Clairobscur).

Red carpet interview with AnnaLynne McCord (90210)

Good Celebrity’s Erin Gavin dishes with AnnaLynne at a fundraising event benefiting “The Teen Project”.

Red Carpet interview with actor Cody Saintgnue (Teen Wolf) at “The Teen Project” event

Erin Gavin discusses growing up in foster care with actor Cody Saintgnue.

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We were excited to talk to Christina about her experience participating on Season 6 of the NBC singing competition, her duets with both Adam Levine and Ed Sheeran and her charitable work with both The Humane Society and City of Hope.

Watch & enjoy!

Special thanks to Heather Weiss and Alex Neill of Much & House PR. 

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For the second year in a row, the West Coast Save A Child’s Heart celebration and award ceremony will take place at the Sony Pictures Studios in Culver City on Sunday, November 15, from 6 to 10 p.m. This star-studded night will work toward building a healthier and happier world for children all around the world. The Israel-based Save A Child’s Heart Foundation began 20 years ago as a non-profit organization dedicated to saving the lives of children with heart disease and offering to improve pediatric care in impoverished countries by training local medical personnel.

To date, the organization, located at the Wolfson Medical Center in Holon, Israel, has treated over 3,600 children and prides itself on offering care that unites people from all cultural and religious backgrounds. Through its efforts, a child is saved every 29 hours by the compassion and expertise of SACH’s volunteer medical professionals.

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The event will be hosted by actor Jonathan Bennett (Mean Girls, Van Wilder) and feature a special performance by Christina Grimmie, season 6 finalist of NBC’s The Voice as well as by The Band From TV, who played the previous year’s event. The Band From TV members include actors Greg Grunberg (Masters of Sex), James Denton (Desperate Housewives), Jesse Spencer (Chicago Fire/House), Bob Guiney (The Bachelor), Adrian Pasdar (Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.), and Scott Grimes (Justified/ER).

Last year’s celebration, hosted by Howie Mandel, helped raise $300,000 for SACH. This year, SACH is celebrating two decades of service and is also opening its first pediatric care center in Israel. After a SACH Gala being held in Washington DC on November 1, the West Coast celebration returns to recognize honorees Rabbi Spike and Marita Anderson, Mare Smooke, Suzanna Adler, Pam and George Doulas, and Pegah Natanzi.

The event’s co chairs are Judy and David Shore. You can buy tickets, learn about sponsorship opportunities, and get more event info by visiting http://www.saveachildsheartus.org.

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