Celebs Done Good

JIMMY LITTLE

These days, Little is semi-retired from music and is focusing his energy on bringing a healthier future to indigenous Australians through his Jimmy Little Foundation.

Over the past few months, in Arnhem Land, he has been launching the foundation’s Thumbs Up P rogram aimed at encouraging healthy food options through cooking and music for young ndigenous children living in remote areas.

POWDERFINGER

The boys from Powderfinger are donating $5 from every copy sold of their new album – Golden Rule – to Movember . And they grew moustaches.

This week the album has debuted at #1 on the ARIA chart. The band has been confirmed to play at Take 40 Live on Sunday 6th December. It is a free show in support of the Australian Skin Cancer A wareness Campaign .

PRINCE WILLIAM

Inspired by their parents and the Queen, Prince William and Prince Harry have set up the Princes’

Charities Forum, a group that helps community groups exchange ideas and resources.

Prince William told the BBC recently that he wants to be more than a royal ‘’ornament’’ by being proactive in his community work. He hopes to make more of a difference by becoming involved rather than just attending opening ceremonies.