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"Kim Kardashian, Khloe Kardashian, Ryan Seacrest and other celebrities have joined a new campaign called ‘The Digital Life Sacrifice’ on behalf of Keys' charity, ‘Keep a Child Alive.’ The celebrities plan to sign off of all social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter on Wednesday, which is ‘World AIDS Day.’ The celebrities will end their ‘Digital Life Sacrifice’ when the charity raises $1 million."

  Charity bracelets shouldn't be fashion trend By M.J. Editorial Board Published: Tuesday, March 15, 2005 Rubber bracelets started as a way to support cancer research and have since become a full-fledged fashion trend. From the original yellow Lance Armstrong bracelets to bracelets in a multitude of colors, the rubber bracelets now support everything from tsunami relief (teal) to American troops (green). There are the pink bracelets that support breast cancer, Michigan bracelets in blue that donate proceeds to the new Mott's Children's Hospital and blue Pistons bracelets that donate money to the Read to Achieve program. Some bracelets don't...