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Arnold Schwarzenegger -

The star also has a foundation called After-School All-Stars, which raises money for after-school programs for kids, but now that kids are at home, it's providing food for those families. Schwarzenegger teamed up with TikTok, who donated US$3 million, to help families who have been hit hardest by the coronavirus pandemic.

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Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively -

The Hollywood couple is donating US$1 million to food banks Feeding America and Food Banks Canada.

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"I think we can all agree, COVID-19 is an a**hole," Reynolds said in an Instagram post.

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Rihanna -

Through her Clara Lionel Foundation, the megastar donated US$5 million to support those in need during this pandemic, including food banks in at-risk communities, medical staffers who need protective equipment and critical respiratory supplies, as well as those developing vaccines and other methods to fight the virus globally, TMZ reports.

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Rita Ora -

The British singer announced a line of coronavirus-themed merchandise she helped design, including a Stop the Spread Logo Tee as well as hoodies, hats, and stickers, the profits of which will all go to WHO’s COVID-19 Solidarity Response Fund.

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Kim Kardashian -

As of March 23, the star’s SKIMS brand will donate 20% of profits from its popular Cotton Collection to Baby2Baby’s COVID-19 Emergency Response Program, which provides basic essentials like diapers, formula, clothing, and more to children and families impacted by the outbreak.

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Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos -

The morning show host and the 'Riverdale' actor have reportedly donated US$1 million between the New York Governor’s Office, to buy much needed ventilators, and WIN, the largest provider of homeless shelters in New York City.

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Justin Bieber -

The artist addressed his fans in China in a video. Bieber donated 200,000 RMB (about US$29,000) to the Beijing Chunmiao Charity Foundation.

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Lady Gaga - Gaga's cosmetic company, Haus Labs, announced that they would be donating 20% of their online profits from the previous week to food banks in Los Angeles and New York City.

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Giorgio Armani -

The Italian designer donated US$1.4 million to help hospitals tackle the coronavirus in Italy.

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Justin Timberlake -

The singer announced that he would be donating to Mid-South Food Bank.

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Bill and Melinda Gates -

In February, Bill Gates warned that the virus could become a pandemic. In response, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation donated US$100 million to help contain the outbreak.

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Jimmy Fallon -

'The Tonight Show' host made a donation to Feeding America.

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Dierks Bentley -

The country star announced that he was closing down his bar and giving his employees US$1,000 each.

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Stephen and Ayesha Curry -

The Golden State Warriors point guard and his wife are supporting a food bank providing more than one million meals to students in Oakland, California.

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Ciara and Russell Wilson -

The Seattle Seahawks quarterback and his musician wife Ciara announced they would donate one million meals to help those affected by the outbreak.

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Kevin Love -

The Cleveland Cavaliers basketball player announced that he would be donating US$100,000 to support the staff of the Cavs arena.

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Patrick Mahomes -

The Kansas City Chiefs player announced that he will donate US$100,000 to local organizations, as well as 15,000 meals.

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Blake Griffin -

The Detroit Pistons basketball player announced that he would be donating US$100,000 to help the workers at Little Caesars Arena, where his team plays.

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Suga and Bong Joon-ho -

BTS member Suga and ‘Parasite’ director Bong Joon-ho have donated more than US$164,000 towards coronavirus disaster relief efforts in South Korea.

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Giannis Antetokounmpo -

The Milwaukee Bucks player donated US$100,000. In his case, to the staff at Fiserv Forum.

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JJ and Kealia Ohai Watt -

The Houston Texans star and his wife Kealia Ohai Watt, a Chicago Red Stars soccer player, donated US$350,000 to the Houston Food Bank.

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Rudy Gobert -

The Utah Jazz player is donating more than US$500,000 to support both employees and coronavirus-related social services. Rudy Gobert was the first NBA player known to test positive for the new coronavirus.

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Donatella Versace - Donatella Versace donated 1 million RMB (approximately US$143,500) to the Chinese Red Cross Foundation.

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Donatella Versace -

She also donated €200,000 (about US$216,000) to Milan's San Raffaele hospital to assist with supply shortages.

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Zion Williamson -

New Orleans Pelicans basketball player Zion Williamson said he will cover the salaries of Smoothie King Center employees for 30 days.

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The decision was made following the NBA’s decision to cancel all games at the indoor arena.

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Sheryl Sandberg -

The Chief Operating Officer of Facebook and other Silicon Valley figures have launched a US$5.5 million emergency COVID-19 food bank fund.

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