It's time once again for
Career Gear's Celebrity Tie Auction. Zac Efron, Steve Carell and Zach Galifianakis are just a few of the stars who have taken off their ties for a good cause. Career Gear is a a nonprofit that helps disadvantaged men find and keep jobs. The auction, starting on June 7 will see 100 percent of funds raised go directly to the cause of helping men get a second chance. Career Gear has been around since 1999 since then it helped over 23,000 men prepare for job interviews. The auction is in its
second year and has collected ties from Christopher Meloni, James Gandolfini, Jimmy Kimmel, John Krasinski, Michael Imperioli, Rainn Wilson Steve Buscemi, Tim Gunn and Tom Colicchio among others. The auction will begin on June 7 and ends on June 17.
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
George Jun 8th 2010 11:54AM
These people aren't "STARS", they are going for the bucks just like everyone else. Now is a good tiime to get a photo op and publicity stunt on the back of the common man. Thes "Stars" are one of th ehtings tha tgot us here, by preaching no morals and loose lives and everything for free. Give me a break!
arcand1772 Jun 8th 2010 6:44PM
Does anyone know what organization the money raised will go to that helps these men find and keep jobs. I know a father of 3 who needs a job and one that will not just give them work for 1 day a week to keep them from unemployment benifits.
Thanks if you do.
JustATieButAGiftToo Jun 8th 2010 7:08PM
This is great, auction a worn tie for a charity. I bet Steve Carell will give a few bucks to BikeFree.org They are apolitical and will be delivering bikes to the children of our fallen and wounded troops this Christmas.
Janet Jun 8th 2010 9:03PM
Do all people think that celebrities are in it for themselves? Do you believe Robin Williams, Whoopi Goldberg, Billy Crystal...do the Comedy Charity shows then pocket the money? Your sarcastic words should cheer for them. Zac Efron, Steve Carell and Zach Galifianakis are not the only celebrities who do these. Many people go into stores “just” to purchase a star’s clothing. Do you think these men sell to those on the street? They sell to people with money. If you read this article, it states, "Career Gear is a non-profit that helps disadvantaged men find and keep jobs." KEEPING THEIR JOBS is the goal! Have you helped lately?