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Basketball superstar LeBron James arranged a star-studded online graduation ceremony for three million high school seniors across the United States.

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The ceremony included inspirational speeches from Former US President Barack Obama, Nobel Peace Prize winner Malala Yousafzai, and comedian Kevin Hart.

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There were also performances from huge stars like Dua Lipa, Pharrel Williams, and Alicia Keys.

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Superstar couple Mila Kunis and Ashton Kutcher developed a special wine called Quarantine, which is available to buy online. All proceeds go to charities supporting frontline workers and those struggling during the crisis.

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Kris and Kylie Jenner are donating hand sanitizer they produced with Coty—a major stakeholder in Kylie's Cosmetics–to frontline health care workers.

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The stars of 'The Lego Movie' took on their animated characters again to create a PSA for kids.

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In an animated video, they reminded kids to think about their "hands, elbow, face, space and home" to prevent the spread of the virus.

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Miley Cyrus and her boyfriend Cody Simpson hand-delivered 120 tacos to a medical center in California.

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Lizzo -

Lizzo has hosted a meditation session on Instagram Live to help her followers relax and connect.

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Jennifer Garner -

Jennifer Garner invited children to send her videos of their talents via Instagram, to make up for all the lost school shows and events that were canceled due to the pandemic.

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Dolly Parton -

Dolly Parton is reading children’s books on Facebook Live every Thursday.

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Stephen Moyer -

'True Blood' actor Stephen Moyer was spotted leaving out homegrown fruit for members of his community.

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Singer Rita Ora is volunteering for the NHS (National Health Service) in the UK. She will be delivery health care supplies, collecting prescriptions, and having phone calls with the elderly.

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The Duchess of Cornwall has volunteered for the NHS scheme "check in and chat." She has been paired up with an elderly woman who has been isolated alone, and calls her to have a chat and ensure she’s okay.

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Ed Sheeran -

Ed Sheeran surprised a class of elementary school students in the UK by joining their lesson on Zoom. He spoke to them about his school experience and taught them how to play some of his songs.

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Eva Longoria has been promoting the #AyudaEnEspanol campaign, which provides a translated COVID-19 resource kit to Spanish-speaking communities in the United States.

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Many other Latinx celebrities such as Danny Trejo and Emilio Rivera are also supporting the cause and raising awareness.

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Glen Powell -

Actor Glen Powell rallied a group of friends to deliver meals to nurses and hospital staff in Los Angeles on International Nurses Day.

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He was joined by actors Paul Wesley and Jay Ellis, and comedian Dane Cook.

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All in Challenge -

Many celebs are taking part in the All in Challenge. Celebrities are providing their prized possessions and experiences, and fans can donate for the chance of winning. All proceeds go to charities such as Meals on Wheels and No Kid Hungry.

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Kevin Hart is giving fans a chance to win a spot in his next movie, while Chris Hemsworth is offering the opportunity to meet him and attend the premiere of his next movie, ‘Thor: Love and Thunder.’

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Chris Hemsworth also offered free meditations and stress relief exercises for children through his app Centr.com.

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P. Diddy organized what he called "the world's biggest dance-a-thon" on Easter Sunday. More than 100,000 viewers joined while Diddy and other celebrities danced to raise funds for health care employees.

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He was joined by Jennifer Lopez, Justin Bieber, and Michelle Obama, to name just a few. They raised more than US$4 million.

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Melissa McCarthy -

Melissa McCarthy joined forces with The Groundlings Theatre & School to host special online classes. All of the proceeds go to supporting the school.

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Actors and screenwriters Ben Falcone, Nat Faxon, and Jim Rash also provided online classes for Groundlings. All of the celebs involved attended the school before starting their careers.

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Bill Murray and Guy Fieri -

Actor Bill Murray and celebrity chef Guy Fieri are competing in an online nacho-eating competition called ‘Nacho Average Showdown.’

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Bill Murray and Guy Fieri - All of the money raised will go to the Restaurant Employee Relief Fund. The charity helps restaurant staff who are out of work during the pandemic and struggling financially.

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Country music star Dierks Bentley is the owner of Nashville gastropub Whiskey Row. He gave US$1,000 to each of his 90 employees after shutting down for the quarantine.

Find out which celebs have donated fortunes to coronavirus relief here. 

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