FAMOUS PEOPLE WHO DID HUMANITARIAN AID

FAMOUS PEOPLE WHO DID HUMANITARIAN AID:

ANGELINA JOLIE

Angelina Jolie Voight was born in Los Angeles, California, on June 4, 1975. She gets a job an actress, model, philanthropist, voice actress, director, screenwriter, producer and activist for women's rights.

Angelina Jolie's humanitarian life began after her visit to Cambodia for the recordings of the film "Tomb Raider", where she demonstrated the hardships suffered by the population.

After the actress learned about the reality of many countries, she decided to be part of the change and this began her travels around the world. She visited the continent of Africa, where she collaborated with Sudan, Kenya, Jordan and Egypt. 

She has managed to be part of the change in his own country, because thanks to his initiative many of his compatriots have increased their humanitarian interest.

Angelina has always had a soft spot for children, she is the mother of three adopted children, in addition to her biological children.

In 2006, the actress announced the founding of the National Center for Refugees and Immigrant Children, gradually doing a very important job.

JOHN TRAVOLTA

John Joseph Travolta was born on February 18, 1954. She gets a job an American actor, singer, dancer, airplane pilot and producer.

He has piloted his own Boeing 707 to bring food, first aid supplies, doctors and even ministers from his Church of Scientology to those affected by disasters such as Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans and the earthquake in Haiti. 
He and his wife, Kelly Preston, created the Jett Travolta Foundation, dedicated to helping children with special needs, following the death of their 16-year-old son in 2009 from a seizure.

MADONNA

Madonna Louise Ciccone was born in Michigan (United States) on August 16, 1958. She gets a job an American singer, songwriter, actress, businesswoman, and icon.

Her foundation supports humanitarian organizations that promote education and health among the women of Afghanistan, the construction of 700 schools in various countries and preschools in Detroit, and an educational center for 1,200 girls in Pakistan. 

She has fought against the abuse of girls in Nigeria, sponsors small business owners in Palestine, she provided services and scholarships to orphans in Malawi, where she adopted two of her four children.