In a charity event for the
Rescue Helicopter Trust, New Zealand celebs, including
Beth Allen (Brooke Freeman in Shortland Street/The Tribe’s Amber) will be piloting a Boeing 737 flight simulator. And you can be sitting right next to her as the co-pilot!
A flight simulator is the experience of flying a plane without actually being in one. On Saturday 10th April one lucky person will meet Beth Allen and join her in the flight simulator, Beth will be acting as the pilot and the other person co-pilot. To be that lucky person you have to win an online charity auction (yep it’ll cost you – but it’s for a good cause!). The auction is online @ Sella.co.nz. It would also help if you lived in New Zealand!
You can read a profile about the lovely Beth Allen at WorldFlight.co.nz (pasted below) and find out more about the charity Auckland Rescue Helicopter Trust here. There’s also a press release here. Continue reading…
Shortland Street co-stars
Beth Allen (Brooke Freeman / Tribe’s Amber) and
Fleur Saville (Libby Jeffries / Tribe’s Ruby) were among the Shorty cast who took part in SPCA and Champs
Wag ‘n’ Walk charity event on Saturday 17th October.
According to Beth Allen:
“It was a great day, with every type of dog imaginable there,” says Allen. “I also managed to find the dog of my dreams – a schnoodle. So adorable…one day!”
There’s pics from the event on the Shortland Street Facebook page. Check them out!
Alot of The Tribe cast have been doing some charity work, it’s been hard keeping track, but here’s a run down of the latest causes cast member have been supporting…
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Antonia Prebble is looking gorgeous again in another charity t-shirt. She has joined her fellow
Outrageous Fortune star Siobhan Marshall to help promote the animal charity
WSPA (World Society for the Protection of Animals). Check out the lovely pics in all their glory
on Scoop as well as a press release where Antonia talks about the charity (it’s also below). T-shirts can also be bought online
here.
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We’ve received the promo images from the Paw Justice campaign of both Antonia Prebble and Beth Allen. Both of them wear their campaign t-shirts in pride! To find out how you can sign the petition to bring to justice the people who commit animal cruelty click here and also join the Facebook group here. The campaign videos feat Beth and Toni were previously posted here.
You can read more on Beth Allen speaking about the campaign on the Shortland Street website.
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Do use the pics to promote the cause elsewhere, the huge/more detailed versions of the pics are up on Tribe-Cast.com. Do check them out there!
Everyone knows that cruelty and abuse to animals is wrong yet, frustratingly, it still happens and cases have increased. Shortland Street and Outrageous Fortune stars have been lending their support to a campaign ran by Paw Justice, in New Zealand, to give help to those who do not have a voice and bring to justice those individuals who mistreat our furry (and non furry!) friends. Amongst the stars are Antonia Prebble and Beth Allen.
You can view two campaign videos featuring Beth and Antonia below…
http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=F6B4F473E36E817C
The Paw Justice campaign aims to get 1 million signatures to support their campaign for animal justice so if you can sign, please do, it won’t take a large amount of time. Although the campaign is based in New Zealand, you can still join in and show your support by joining the Facebook Group.
Thanks to AntoniaPrebble.com for the news. To find out about other charities that members of The Tribe cast have worked with in the past click here.
Miriama Smith has joined other New Zealand celebs like Jaquie Brown and Madeleine Sami to raise money for Breast Cancer Research Trust. As part of the celebrity team she will compete against 14 other teams in Boobcamp, which will be a range of fitness activities. So while getting fit, they will all be working to promote the charity and raise money toward a breast cancer cure.
Check out the official site here and if you’d like to support Miriama click here for her sponsorship page where you can donate money to the charity from anywhere in the world! Boobcamp is being ran by Les Mills fitness.
Miriama Smith and several other well known New Zealand celebs (who I don’t know as I’m not from NZ) have banded together to record a song for the charity event The Big Night In to be held on the 8th and 9th August 2009. Check the video out for ‘Thank You For The Love’ below, it’s sort of a behind-the-scenes/recording the song music video. (The video starts 10 seconds in!)
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Tribe and Power Ranger star Miriama Smith hosted a charity event at the Observatory Restaurant in Auckland’s SkyCity Sky Tower on Wednesday 1st July.
The photo is by Norrie Montgomery, who runs theAlist, more pictures of Miriama are here, here, here and here. News was from Rachel Glucina’s gossip column…
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Shortland Street (and Tribe!) co-stars Fleur Saville (Libby Jeffries) and Beth Allen (Brooke Freeman) both attended the 2009 Dress For Success Celebrity Waiters Dinner event at the Hyatt Regency in Auckland on May 15th. The charity event sees celebrities waiting on tables, money raised at the event goes to helps women get back into the workplace. |
Judging by the pics, it looks like Beth was waiting on a table. Yet she still manages to look glam! Images from the event are from theAlist (where else?!) with thanks to bethallen.webs.com for the info.
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