Farrah Fawcett leaves part of her fortune to women’s charities
By ANIMonday, June 29, 2009
LONDON - Farrah Fawcett had planned charity for victims of domestic abuse before she died of cancer.
The Charlie’s Angel’s star who had remained committed to helping the victimized in the society through out her successful career had set aside part of her fortune in her will to her favourite charities, the Daily Star reports.
The actress who expired at the age of 62 had decided to donate thousands of dollars from her estate to U.S. shelters for abused women, according to Radar Online.
The actress had starred as an abused woman in 1984 TV movie ‘The Burning Bed’. (ANI)
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June 30, 2009: 2:04 pm
It is refreshing for a change for those who have the means to do something for those that are less fortunate and/or marginalized. While what a person makes from their career is theirs to spend as they wish, I just hope that more actors, actress & singers do more instead of spending millions and have only debts to show when they pass on. |
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