Celine 参与拍摄 2009 年度联合国儿童基金会日历 Faces of Hope

[Bellamy]

7 月 16、17 日 Celine 将在 Montreal 与先天残疾的儿童一起拍摄 2009 年度联合国儿童基金会日历。

 

还会发行拍摄花絮以及一本 250 页的特别版。这本日历将在 The Oprah Winfrey Show 上推出。

On July 16th and 17th Céline will be in Montreal to shoot photos for a forthcoming UNICEF calendar with babies affected by congenital deformities from all over the world.

 

The 'making of' the calendar will be filmed and a special 250 pages book will be also available. The calendar will be presented on The Oprah Winfrey Show.

[Shall]

哇，沙发，(*^__^*) 嘻嘻……

celine真有爱心~

[godlv]

对外发售不

[Bellamy]

当然要发售，本来就是慈善筹款性质的，销售所得会捐献。不过，中国八成没得卖吧。

[maryson0975]

我只能说。。CELINE是个大慈善家。

[Jackie]

大慈善家！如果没有报道出来都不知道Celine都有做过这么多的慈善活动~

[memory]

这个不错~~~

[steven]

爱心Celine....

[ryandion25]

中国这个ms是古天乐在做。

[sgcpc]

超级好人的celine, 今年已经做了好多charity的事情了，不过怎么又是oprah呢，现在不喜欢她的！

[hwflcd]

CELINE不愧爱心天师。伟大。国内不引进销售太可惜了。

[Bellamy]

http://www.newswire.ca/en/releases/archive...8/17/c5713.html

An unforgettable opportunity for 12 young heros to meet Céline Dion

MONTREAL, July 17 /CNW Telbec/ - The event currently taking place in

Montreal is the first of its kind: 12 young people from 9 countries are

visiting the city to celebrate life and meet with Céline Dion. The children

were chosen by a team of Reader's Digest correspondents to take part in the

Faces of Love project, the goal of which is to raise funds for various causes

endorsed by Céline Dion, including the CHU Sainte-Justine, the Toronto

Hospital for Sick Children and UNICEF. For these children, who have gone

through so much, a true fairy tale is in the making.

Chris, Milagros, Martunis, Anna, Elisabeta, Samu, Miles, Mario, Donald,

Fanni, Andrew and Mary Justin, along with members of their families, are

spending a week fulfilling their dreams in Montreal. These children, who have

always wanted to see Niagara Falls, go for a helicopter ride or meet an

Olympic champion, have had a chance to do all this and more during their stay.

Everyone remembers little Martunis, discovered alive, 19 days after the

tsunami, on a beach in Sumatra. He kept himself alive for three weeks by

eating berries and drinking water from puddles. When Milagros was born in Peru

with her legs joined together from her hips to her ankles and her feet spread

out in a V like the fin of a fish, her chances of survival were slim.

Immediately dubbed La Sirenita-the Little Mermaid-by the media, she took her

first steps in October 2006. And how can one forget Mario, severely burned

after his father immolated himself? After being rescued from the flames by Luc

Fleurant, a St Adèle policeman, Mario spent two years in hospital and

underwent some 30 operations. Both of his legs were amputated, and he only has

stubs left where his arms used to be. Now 13, Mario is happy to be alive and

to be able to go to school. He is the ambassador of this incredible project,

which became a reality last Monday. We all have a lot to learn from the unique

stories of these Faces of Love children.

In addition to taking part in a one-of-a-time experience, the children

also had an opportunity to join Céline in a personal photo session directed by

famous photographer Heidi Hollinger. The exceptional lives of these children,

who have overcome challenges to go on living with courage and determination,

are immortalized in pictures and words in a book, a calendar and greeting

cards. The book, entitled 12 héros parmi nous and published by Publications

Charron, will be launched in August of this year. The calendar and a series of

greeting cards will be on sale everywhere, starting in September.

 

Mission accomplished

 

In order to ensure that all of the proceeds from the net sales of these

products go to the children, a special Young Heros Fund was created to help

cover the cost of bringing the children to Montreal and to pay for all the

other expenses associated with this large-scale undertaking. It is thanks to

the generous contribution of over 65 Quebec businesses that the organizers are

today able to declare "mission accomplished."

"Children from all over the world are facing horrendous hardships. By

telling the stories of the 12 little heros who have overcome fear and

suffering, Faces of Love offers a positive outlook on life," says Martyne

Huot, founder of the Réseau Familles d'aujourd'hui and the brainchild of this

project. "The determination of these children provides a lesson in courage for

each and every one of us and should prompt us to refocus on the basic values

of our society, " adds Ms Huot.

"We already know about Céline Dion's long-standing commitment to the

Cystic Fibrosis Association, as well as her affiliation with the CHU

Sainte-Justine-she and her husband, René Angélil, were the spokespersons for

the CHU Sainte-Justine's most recent fund-raising campaign. What is not so

well known is the fact that Céline is actually involved: she meets with sick

and injured children, comforts them, shares their pain and fear, and brings

them that which, more than anything else, can help change their lives. Their

hope, determination and strength is largely derived from contact like this,"

explains Georges-Hébert Germain, who wrote the preface for the book written by

12 well-known Quebec authors and personalities.

 

A few figures

 

Collectively, our young heros travelled over 114,000 kilometres, or three

times around the globe, to meet with Céline Dion and take part in one of the

most fabulous international get-togethers ever staged. The $578,000 price tag

for the organization of this one-week event was covered by donations of cash

and goods and services from Quebec businesses. A total of 297 people were

involved in the event-31 alone just to find young Martunis in Indonesia-and

57 volunteers devoted an estimated 4,600 hours of their time.

 

Available for an interview and photos:

 

Junior Lemire, Canadian hero and ambassador of the Faces of Love project

Martyne Huot, Designer of the Faces of Love project

Nathalie Racine, President of the Young Heros Fund

Hugo Desmarais, Maria Leppanen, Young reporters for the Réseau Familles

d'aujourd'hui

Carine Marcotte, Chaperone, Little Heros Committee

Roxanna Lopez, Consul General of Peru

 

 

 

For further information: Martyne Huot, Réseau Familles d'aujourd'hui,

(450) 945-1799, martyne.huot@famillesdaujourdhui.com

[Bellamy]

2008 Faces of Hope

July 20 , 2008

 

Celine is taking part in a special humanitarian project entitled "2008 Faces of Hope," which aims to raise funds for children in need around the world. For this project, Celine met with children from around the world in Montreal, Canada earlier this week for a photoshoot with renowned photographer Heidi Hollinger. These children are alive today thanks to a miracle; some were saved by medical breakthroughs, some by miracles of nature and some by the incredible acts of good Samaritans. Three amazing fundraising items will be created from these photographs; a book about the miracle children, a family calendar and a series of greeting cards. All proceeds from these items will be donated to the Sainte-Justine Hospital in Montreal, Canada, the Hospital for Sick Children in Toronto, Canada as well as UNICEF! Stay tuned to Celinedion.com for more details!

 

Source: CelineDion.com

[godlv]

这要是中国有卖的，给Sainte-Justine 献点爱心多好

[Bellamy]

跟 Sainte-Justine 没什么关系，这个是联合国儿童基金会的项目。

[Bellamy]

An unforgettable opportunity for 12 young heros to meet Céline Dion

 

MONTREAL, July 17 /CNW Telbec/ - The event currently taking place in

Montreal is the first of its kind: 12 young people from 9 countries are

visiting the city to celebrate life and meet with Céline Dion. The children

were chosen by a team of Reader's Digest correspondents to take part in the

Faces of Love project, the goal of which is to raise funds for various causes

endorsed by Céline Dion, including the CHU Sainte-Justine, the Toronto

Hospital for Sick Children and UNICEF. For these children, who have gone

through so much, a true fairy tale is in the making.

Chris, Milagros, Martunis, Anna, Elisabeta, Samu, Miles, Mario, Donald,

Fanni, Andrew and Mary Justin, along with members of their families, are

spending a week fulfilling their dreams in Montreal. These children, who have

always wanted to see Niagara Falls, go for a helicopter ride or meet an

Olympic champion, have had a chance to do all this and more during their stay.

Everyone remembers little Martunis, discovered alive, 19 days after the

tsunami, on a beach in Sumatra. He kept himself alive for three weeks by

eating berries and drinking water from puddles. When Milagros was born in Peru

with her legs joined together from her hips to her ankles and her feet spread

out in a V like the fin of a fish, her chances of survival were slim.

Immediately dubbed La Sirenita-the Little Mermaid-by the media, she took her

first steps in October 2006. And how can one forget Mario, severely burned

after his father immolated himself? After being rescued from the flames by Luc

Fleurant, a St Adèle policeman, Mario spent two years in hospital and

underwent some 30 operations. Both of his legs were amputated, and he only has

stubs left where his arms used to be. Now 13, Mario is happy to be alive and

to be able to go to school. He is the ambassador of this incredible project,

which became a reality last Monday. We all have a lot to learn from the unique

stories of these Faces of Love children.

In addition to taking part in a one-of-a-time experience, the children

also had an opportunity to join Céline in a personal photo session directed by

famous photographer Heidi Hollinger. The exceptional lives of these children,

who have overcome challenges to go on living with courage and determination,

are immortalized in pictures and words in a book, a calendar and greeting

cards. The book, entitled 12 héros parmi nous and published by Publications

Charron, will be launched in August of this year. The calendar and a series of

greeting cards will be on sale everywhere, starting in September.

 

Mission accomplished

 

In order to ensure that all of the proceeds from the net sales of these

products go to the children, a special Young Heros Fund was created to help

cover the cost of bringing the children to Montreal and to pay for all the

other expenses associated with this large-scale undertaking. It is thanks to

the generous contribution of over 65 Quebec businesses that the organizers are

today able to declare "mission accomplished."

"Children from all over the world are facing horrendous hardships. By

telling the stories of the 12 little heros who have overcome fear and

suffering, Faces of Love offers a positive outlook on life," says Martyne

Huot, founder of the Réseau Familles d'aujourd'hui and the brainchild of this

project. "The determination of these children provides a lesson in courage for

each and every one of us and should prompt us to refocus on the basic values

of our society, " adds Ms Huot.

"We already know about Céline Dion's long-standing commitment to the

Cystic Fibrosis Association, as well as her affiliation with the CHU

Sainte-Justine-she and her husband, René Angélil, were the spokespersons for

the CHU Sainte-Justine's most recent fund-raising campaign. What is not so

well known is the fact that Céline is actually involved: she meets with sick

and injured children, comforts them, shares their pain and fear, and brings

them that which, more than anything else, can help change their lives. Their

hope, determination and strength is largely derived from contact like this,"

explains Georges-Hébert Germain, who wrote the preface for the book written by

12 well-known Quebec authors and personalities.

 

A few figures

 

Collectively, our young heros travelled over 114,000 kilometres, or three

times around the globe, to meet with Céline Dion and take part in one of the

most fabulous international get-togethers ever staged. The $578,000 price tag

for the organization of this one-week event was covered by donations of cash

and goods and services from Quebec businesses. A total of 297 people were

involved in the event-31 alone just to find young Martunis in Indonesia-and

57 volunteers devoted an estimated 4,600 hours of their time.

 

Available for an interview and photos:

 

Junior Lemire, Canadian hero and ambassador of the Faces of Love project

Martyne Huot, Designer of the Faces of Love project

Nathalie Racine, President of the Young Heros Fund

Hugo Desmarais, Maria Leppanen, Young reporters for the Réseau Familles

d'aujourd'hui

Carine Marcotte, Chaperone, Little Heros Committee

Roxanna Lopez, Consul General of Peru

 

 

 

For further information: Martyne Huot, Réseau Familles d'aujourd'hui,

(450) 945-1799, martyne.huot@famillesdaujourdhui.com

http://www.canadanewswire.ca/en/releases/a...8/17/c5713.html

[Bellamy]

Celine 和那个著名的美人鱼小孩拍的照片：

 

http://img180.imageshack.us/img180/5654/lasemaineaugust2008coveix0.jpg

[scarletear]

人鱼妈妈很美丽

[Bellamy]

Quebec 的 La Semaine 杂志

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[callingdion]

美人鱼呵呵，celine太漂亮啦～

[scarletear]

celine的为人无人能出其右阿，乐善好施的伟大母亲！！

[doveceline]

celine好漂亮啊，气质，气质

[hamsterball]

Celine 和那个著名的美人鱼小孩拍的照片：

 

http://img180.imageshack.us/img180/5654/lasemaineaugust2008coveix0.jpg

 

這位妹妹很可愛!!!笑得很甜美

[Shall]

楼上那个可爱的小妹妹怎么啦？我是说她的腿看上去还好啊。。。

[Bellamy]

楼上那个可爱的小妹妹怎么啦？我是说她的腿看上去还好啊。。。

你没看过关于她的新闻么？她生下来的时候是是像美人鱼那样，两条腿连在一起的，是后来专家给她作手术成功分开的。

 

照片里的小孩都是有先天残疾的，多数已经康复了。拍他们的意思应该是呼吁大家捐款帮助他们治疗吧。

[vedia19861207]

哇~~~希望快一點出書！ 希望買的到 ^^ 支持席琳之餘也可以做點慈善的事情，真好！

[maryson0975]

感动。。。

人鱼小孩很可爱。。。初看有点像那个谁收养的中国小姑娘。

[dolores]

celine的尾巴真好看

[Bellamy]

实物扫描：