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January 15, 2012  |  By Matthew Sutphin
Golden Globes Awards: Organizers Raise Awareness For Homeless, Arts, Anti-Bullying Charities

Before celebrities grab up their Golden Globes trophies Sunday, they’ll have the chance to learn about anti-bullying, homeless and arts charities.

While organizers lay out the hottest, new products at the Golden Globes Gift Lounge and the Awards Gifting Suite, they’ll also tout their charities of choice,NeonTommy.com reports. Stars will learn about Gobble, Gobble Give, an organization that feeds about 6,000 homeless people during Thanksgiving and Stop Bullying Now, an anti-bullying initiative.

– Read more at Huffington Post

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