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Morgan is as known for her lifelong commitment to social activism as she is for her acting. She has long been involved with many worthwhile causes, and in the coming months we will share with you some of those organizations.
Murray County Animal Shelter
Chatsworth, GA
Photo of a puppy Morgan
recently donated
to get him out of a shelter and adopted
WILD CAT SANCTUARY
Morgan the Bobcat
Morgan dated 2012
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Morgan, a 9-month-old bobcat was named after
Morgan Fairchild in honor of the efforts she went to to save the
young bobcat. Morgan was found in the Ritz Carlton Hotel in
San Diego, CA. Apparently, a worker brought her across the border as
a baby. When she became too much for him to handle, he abandoned her
in a room at the hotel. She was rescued by the California Wildlife
Center where they hoped to rehab her and release her back into the
wild. However, she had imprinted from her human caretaker and the
Dept. of Fish and Game deemed her unreleasable. So, they started a
search for a sanctuary for her. If one had not been found, she would
have had to have been euthanized (per DFG). Morgan reached out to
some of her contacts, and was able to assist in finding a new home
for Morgan the Bobcat at the Wild Cat Sanctuary in Sandstone,
Minnesota, where she eagerly joined her new best friend, Shalico, a
young Canadian Lynx. For more information, please
click
here.
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DESERT AIDS PROJECT
Palm Springs, California
Feb. 27, 2010
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MEND
(Meet Each Need With Dignity)
March 19, 2009
MEND is
a volunteer organization in Pacoima, California who mission is to break the
bonds of poverty by providing basic human needs and a pathway to
self-reliance by providing services from food bank to dental care to people
in need of a helping hand.
Morgan,
Angela Watson, Esai Morales and Richard
Alarcon
receiving award for their work at Mends' Hope for Tomorrow Star Gala and
Benefit.
Make A Wish Foundation
The Second Annual We Promise Foundation Make-A-Wish Gala was hosted by WAVY News 10's Kerri Furey and the Master of Ceremonies or MC was Morgan Fairchild. "It's very touching when you hear their stories. It's not just that the kids are adorable, it's the process these kids have gone through," said Morgan. The Chartway Federal Credit Union has been raising money for Make-A-Wish with a golf tournament for 9 years now, but two years ago President Ron Burniske realized they could do more. The group has made around 250 dreams come true. "That one moment makes them feel so normal .. forget their illnesses," said Phil Richards, Chairman of the We Promise Foundation. With this silent auction and gala, people here hope to make even more dreams come true. Last year's gala raised $350-thousand. Organizers expect to exceed that this year.
Here are a few photos of Morgan from her trip to Virginia Beach in Sept., 2006 to do a We Promise Foundation event that supports the Make A Wish Foundation.
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Fashion House Diva Morgan Fairchild Helps At Risk Youth
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Daniel's Dish Just a brief social note: I recently
attended the "Glass Menagerie," a lovely little benefit for GLASS
(Gay and Lesbian Adolescent Social Services) in nearby West Hollywood,
Calif. They help homeless and at risk gay youth with food, shelter, job
training, mentorship, etc. Let's face it, not all gay folks have family as
cool and understanding as my mom — some kids are rejected and abandoned
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PrideFest
Morgan was the honorary co-chair, along with civic activist Howard Campbell of Caseyville, of the bi-gay-lesbian-transgender festival June 24 and 25, 2006 at Tower Grove Park in St. Louis, MO beginning at 11 a.m. both days.
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Hurricane Katrina
The devastation caused by Hurricane Katrina has created immediate needs for safe drinking water, shelter and food for many people living and working in Louisiana and other Gulf Coast states. Thousands of people in the region have lost their jobs, and a majority of those have been left without homes.
There are a number of organizations you can contact to help these people survive this disaster. For your convenience, we offer these links below:
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| Mercy Corps exists to alleviate suffering, poverty, and oppression by helping people build secure, productive, and just communities. Since 1979, Mercy Corps has provided more than $1 billion in assistance to 81 nations. Mercy Corps has a long history of supporting children and helping them heal after natural disasters and other crises, both domestically and internationally |
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| AmeriCares is a disaster relief and humanitarian aid organization providing immediate response to emergency medical needs, as well as supporting long-term humanitarian assistance programs, for all people around the world, irrespective of race, creed or political persuasion. Since last week, AmeriCares has delivered more than $1 million worth of emergency medicines, bottled water and general relief supplies to Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama, with the latest shipments of medicines assisting people in Baton Rouge, Biloxi and Lafayette. |
| If you would like to help the animal victims, we offer the following link: |
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| Make a tax-deductible donation to the Petfinder.com Foundation Hurricane Fund. Your gift will go to shelters and animal placements groups affected by Hurricane Katrina. |
Tsunami Relief
Thanks to the generosity of the people of Portland, Oregon THE GRADUATE
touring company was able to raise over $22,000 in donations for Save The
Children and Doctors Without Borders to aid the victims of the
Tsunami.
Morgan would like to continue supporting these organizations through her official website. To that end, she is offering a limited edition autographed 8x10 color photograph of herself as 'Mrs. Robinson' (the photo below) for the first 100 people who send in a donation of $50.00 or more. Please make checks payable to any of these charities: Mercy Corps., AmeriCares, PetFinder.com, Save The Children or Doctors Without Borders and mail them to MorganFairchild.com, 5664 Cahuenga Blvd., Suite 231, North Hollywood, CA 91601.
Many thanks to photographer,
Sandy Nickerson for graciously
allowing us to duplicate this
photo to aid the victims of the tsunami.
| Save the Children is escalating its unprecedented relief effort in response to children and families affected by the December 26, 2004 earthquake and the devastating tsunamis. For more information about Save The Children, please click the logo below. |
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| Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) has sent more than 160 international aid workers and 400 tons of relief materials to provide assistance to people affected by the earthquake and resulting tsunami in South Asia. MSF is focusing aid operations on the hardest-hit areas of Indonesia and Sri Lanka. For more information about Doctors Without Borders, please click the logo below. |
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Interfaith CarePartners
Interfaith CarePartners is a non-profit organization that works with partner congregations to assist their development of service programs that manifest each congregation's commitment to member care that serves both its own families and as an outreach program in the wider community.
Morgan at an Interfaith CarePartners fundraiser
Visit Interfaith CarePartners online at www.interfaithcarepartners.org
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