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LOS ANGELES: Just like many other celebrities around the world, actress Priyanka Chopra and singer Nick Jonas have decided to donate in order to help all those in need. The couple has contributed various organizations and NGOs that include Prime Minister Narendra Modi's PM-Cares Fund and UNICEF.
Sharing pictures and mentioning various organizations, PeeCee wrote, "The world needs our help more than ever. These organizations are doing amazing work by helping those impacted by #Covid19. They are feeding the hungry (including children out of school), supporting doctors and first responders, helping low income and homeless communities, and supporting our colleagues in the entertainment industry. Nick and I have donated to these charities: @unicef, @feedingamerica, @goonj, @doctorswithoutborders, @nokidhungry, @give_india, and @sagaftra, #IAHV, @friends_of_aseema, and #PrimeMinisterCares. Thank you for everything you are doing."
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She further wrote, "They need your support too, and we would implore you to donate as well. I have linked to each org with a swipe up in my stories...no donation is too small. Together we can help the world beat this."
Spreading the message to everybody who is in a position to help the needy no matter what the amount is, the 'Baywatch' actress said in a statement, "So many people around the world need our support more than ever. It was important for Nick and I to donate to organizations that are helping low income and homeless families, helping doctors and first responders, feeding children, and of course, supporting the music & entertainment industry. They need your support too, and we would implore you to donate. No amount is too small, even if it’s $1. Together, we can make a difference."
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Bollywood celebs like Akshay Kumar, Varun Dhawan, Anushka Sharma along with cricket husband Virat Kohli, Katrina Kaif and many others have pledged donations to PM-Cares Fund and various other relief funds.
