Twilight star, Rob Pattinson along with the rest of the cast of hit vampire movie flick Twilight are sinking their teeth into a new role. This role, however, is more sweet and savory.
The Twilight team has created a special item that will be auctioned off at the Icare4autism 2010: Cocktail Gala. The money raised from the item will go to funding autism research and education conducted by the International Center for Autism Research and Education (Icare4autism).
What is the item?
The official item to be donated is an EXCLUSIVE Twilight Limited Edition Movie Masterpiece Collage. This fabulous item is made up of memorabilia that is out of production, collectible snippets and things unavailable to the general public.
About the Event
The Icare4autism 2010: Cocktail Gala, will be held on Thursday April 15th, from 6pm-10pm, at the Florida Aquarium; 777 Channelside Drive in Tampa, Florida. Tickets for the event go on sale on the afternoon of Tuesday, February 16th, 2010.
To purchase tickets, online for the
Icare4autism 2010: Cocktail Gala online Click Here
Source via NewMoonMovie.org
Ahh, he's such a good man....
ReplyDeleteRob is the essence of the contemporary man: he`s sensitive and concerned with the necessities of people, their pains and their losses. He`s altruist.
ReplyDeleteI love you Rob!
YAY! :-) just another reason to love him more and more...
ReplyDeleteLove this. The support is heart felt, I have a son with autism and I support anything that supports autism and research.
ReplyDeleteAww!!!(: Yay for Rob!!
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ReplyDeleteI LOVE that picture of Rob - he looks so hot and confident like.......yeah, I'm the man!!! Such a great and sexy look for him when he is showing his confidence.
ReplyDeleteAutism is a grown concern in our country - more and more kids are diagnosed with it every year............I'm glad he is helping the cause.
ReplyDeleteFor those of us with Autistic kids, we appreciate any time an actor gives their time or lends their name to bring more attention to this cause. Every minute of every day we get closer and closer to putting those puzzling pieces together and finding out a cause of Autism and it's many levels.
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