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Beyonce Thanks For Supporting #BeyGOOD

Klaudia//March 18, 2014
Beyonce posted a new video to thank all of her fans who have supported the #BeyGOOD campaign so far and encourage others to join in.


The singer also thanked her fans for the Dublin and Cologne concerts:

"Thank you Dublin! You were amazing."

"Germany! Thank you for two amazing nights!"

In related news, two new items were added to the Beyonce Store: Black Lace Bunny Ears and Yoncé iPhone 5 Case. Be sure to check them out!

Beyoncé, Jennifer Garner Unite for 'Ban Bossy' Campaign

Klaudia//March 10, 2014


Pushy, stubborn, bossy.

"Being labeled something matters," says Jennifer Garner in a new campaign – Ban Bossy – that's encouraging girls to be leaders.

The Girl Scouts of the USA and LeanIn.org have teamed up in partnership with Lifetime television to create a PSA featuring Beyoncé, Jane Lynch, Condoleezza Rice, Diane von Furstenberg, Garner and others that points out that girls are discouraged from taking leadership roles because of labeling and name-calling.

"Girls are less interested in leadership than boys," Beyoncé says, and that's because they worry about being called "bossy" while little boys who step up are called "leaders."

"I think the word 'bossy' is just a squasher," Glee star Lynch says. The campaign seeks to empower girls by encouraging everyone to sign a pledge to ban the five-letter word at banbossy.com.

Beyonce takes philanthropic initiative #BeyGOOD global

Klaudia//March 6, 2014
That there is a world filled with less fortunate people living outside her proverbial palace walls is not lost on Beyoncé. While she and rap mogul hubby Jay Z give their daughter, Blue Ivy, gifts whose cost could feed a small country, she understands the importance of giving back.

The pop star has set up a philanthropic initiative, #BeyGOOD, to help the homeless, sick children and the unemployed. While she's on her Mrs. Carter world tour, she will stop at six cities — Dublin; Cologne, Germany; Amsterdam; Antwerp, Belgium; Barcelona and Lisbon — where #BeyGOOD teams up with local charities. She hopes her celebrity will help raise funds for the charities, as well as awareness by her fans.

Last month, #BeyGOOD teamed up with the U.K.'s Prince's Trust for 12 concert dates, which included stops in Glasgow, Birmingham, Manchester and London.

For her March dates, fans who go to at least one of these six concerts will find donation tables for each charity in the main lobbies of the venues. Concert ticketholders who make a donation will not only get a #BeyGOOD sticker, but a chance to get a seat upgrade to the BeyHive or BeyStage.

Beyonce to partner with The Prince's Trust

Klaudia//February 14, 2014
Beyonce's global campaign #BeyGood is set to help UK youth charity, The Prince's Trust, change the lives of disadvantaged young people.

The superstar and Prince's Trust ambassador's #BeyGood campaign, which encourages people to be kind, be charitable and #BeyGood to each other and their communities, will raise vital funds for The Prince's Trust on the UK tour dates of the Mrs Carter Show World Tour.

Beyonce said: 'As a young child I was blessed to have the support of my family who encouraged me to reach for my goals. So many young people don't have this. I am honored to partner the #BeyGood campaign with The Prince's Trust to help young people beat the odds and create better lives for themselves.'

Fans wanting to be part of the #BeyGood movement are encouraged to make a £3 text or online donation to the youth charity to help disadvantaged young people across the UK into jobs at a time when one in five (20 per cent) are struggling to find work.

Concert ticket holders who make a donation or wear a #BeyGood t-shirt will be given an official #BeyGood sticker at The Prince's Trust donation site situated in the venue. They will then be given the chance to be randomly selected for a seat upgrade to an exclusive VIP area near the front of the stage.

A limited number of #BeyGood t-shirts will be available to buy at The Prince's Trust Tomorrow's Store in Liverpool Street. Fans can also bring used items of clothing to a donation site at each venue in return for a #BeyGood sticker, and these will be distributed to those in need.

To join Beyonce in support of The Prince's Trust, go to: www.princes-trust.org.uk/beygood where donations can be made online or text donate £3 by texting BEYGOOD to 70660.

Natasya's Starlight Wish to meet Beyonce

Klaudia//December 6, 2013
After an arteriovenous malfunction that led to bleeding in the brain and a stroke, 15 year old Natasya spent months on recovery. Natasya had to learn how to walk again, had to do speech pathology, had to spend months on physio, had to remain positive. It was Beyonce, Natasya's favourite artist, who was a huge inspiration for her and gave her the hope to remain positive throughout. So when Beyonce sang to Natasya personally while on stage during a concert in her Mrs Carter Show World Tour, the moment was truly IRREPLACEABLE.

Natasya's Starlight Wish was an absolute dream come true for her. Her family got their hair and make-up done in the morning before a limo picked transported them to the venue where they had VIP front row seats. It was such an incredible experience for an amazing teenager like Natasya and we're so glad we got to see a snippet of her experience in this video, take a look for yourselves!

Goodwill and #Beygood return to North America

Klaudia//November 30, 2013
Join Beyonce' and Goodwill this holiday season and #BeyGOOD. For the chance at a free seat upgrade at the next Mrs. Carter Show World Tour in your city you can either:

Donate clothes to a Goodwill store near you and bring your donation receipt to the Beyonce' concert in your area
OR
Bring your donations with you to the concert and look for the Goodwill donation collection bins to drop your items off

From 7pm - 8pm, the first 100 to bring a receipt or donation will receive a sticker which will qualify you to be randomly selected for an SEAT UPGRADE.

#BeyGOOD this holiday season!


Also, be sure to check out the gallery for new meet and greet photos.

Beyonce donates song to Philippines benefit album

Klaudia//November 27, 2013
Tracks from The Beatles, Beyonce, Eminem, Bob Dylan and Muse are among those featured on a new charity album in aid of those affected by Supertyphoon Haiyan in the Philippines.

‘Songs for the Philippines’, which is 39 tracks long and available to buy now on iTunes also features contributions including a remix of Katy Perry’s new single ‘Unconditionally’, Lorde non-abum track ‘The Love Club’ and various offerings from musicians as diverse as U2, Madonna, One Direction and Lily Allen.

Proceeds from the album will go to the Philippine Red Cross, while money gained from the iTunes ‘First Stream’ service will also go to help relief efforts in the country.

The full tracklisting of ‘Songs for the Philippines’ is as follows:

1. The Beatles, "Across the Universe"
2. Bob Dylan, "Shelter From the Storm"
3. Michael Bublé, "Have I Told You Lately That I Love You"
4. U2, "In a Little While"
5. Bruno Mars, "Count on Me"
6. Beyoncé, "I Was Here"
7. Eminem, "Stan" (Live From BBC Radio 1)
8. Cher, "Sirens"
9. Adele, "Make You Feel My Love"
10. Katy Perry, "Unconditionally (Johnson Somerset Remix)"
11. One Direction, "Best Song Ever"
12. Fun., "Carry On"
13. Lady Gaga, "Born This Way (The Country Road Version)"
14. Justin Timberlake, "Mirrors"
15. Justin Bieber, "I Would"

Beyoncé Continues partnership with Goodwill

Klaudia//November 18, 2013
Goodwill Industries International and Beyonce continue a partnership this holiday season for Beyonce's second North American leg of The Mrs. Carter Show World Tour which includes 15 concert stops. With the exception of the November 30th date in Vancouver, Canada, the remaining fourteen stops will impact Goodwill headquarters in 13 communities, where Goodwill will encourage fans and concert attendees to #BeyGOOD this holiday season and support Goodwill's job training and community-based services that reduce unemployment and help people care for themselves and their families. Goodwill collected 27,500 pounds (or 14 tons) of donated clothes and goods through its partnership with Beyonce this past summer, equating to more than 800 hours of free on-the-job training at Goodwill career centers.

During the month of December, there are two ways to participate in Goodwill's #BeyGOOD initiative. Ticket holders are asked to bring donations to Goodwill and then bring their donation receipts to the concerts or bring clothes to the concert and look for the Goodwill donation bins to deposit their items. The first 100 ticketholders with their donor receipts or donations, who arrive between 7 and 8 PM, receive stickers qualifying for a chance to be upgraded to the BeyStage or BeyHive VIP areas. Number of available upgrades in each market will be determined the day of the show.

"I am excited to team up once again with Goodwill in supporting their efforts in finding and creating jobs for families in need," said Beyonce.

The donated goods collected during the partnership will be sold in the communities where they were collected, and the revenue will benefit Goodwill's employment programs for people with disabilities, disadvantages and other challenges to finding employment. Goodwill provides a variety of training opportunities, including resume reviews, mock interviews, and sessions on dressing for success, and it provides access to computers, fax machines and phones to meet with potential employers. In addition, Goodwill provides support services so that people have stability both at home and in the workplace. These services include child care, financial education, transportation, youth mentoring and more.

"The people who come through our doors are a diverse group, from single mothers and recent immigrants to people with criminal backgrounds and adults who never finished high school. But everyone is looking for the same thing: a better life," said Jim Gibbons, president and CEO of Goodwill Industries International. "We're proud that Beyonce is using her platform to share the positive impact Goodwill has on local communities, the environment and the lives of the millions of people Goodwill assists each year. We are incredibly grateful for Beyonce's support of Goodwill's mission."

Beyonce dedicates Survivor to Chelsea

Klaudia//November 2, 2013
Beyonce has reunited with her "Aussie angel". The American pop singer took time out from her tour to meet terminally ill cancer patient Chelsea James in Sydney.

The pair are old friends. Beyonce sang for Chelsea when she last played shows here in 2009. Chelsea, 15, is in palliative care in Newcastle.

The reunion was organised by Camp Quality and took place backstage at Allphones Arena on Thursday night.

"I was so excited to meet Beyonce again," Chelsea said. "Last time Beyonce sang to me on stage. This time ... I actually got to meet her backstage and talk to her and laugh with her, which was so cool. I'll never forget this."

"My beautiful angel!," Beyonce wrote in a message to Chelsea after their reunion. "You have no idea how happy you made me seeing you. I will see you the next time I'm in Australia."

In 2009, Beyonce singled out Chelsea, then 11, in the audience and sang her hit Halo, changing the words to, "Chelsea I can see your halo - I pray you won't fade away." The YouTube footage went viral and was picked up by talkshow host Ellen DeGeneres. At the time, Chelsea was given a one per cent chance of survival as she battled a rare form of cancer, a primitive neuroectodermal tumour. The teen recently relapsed for the 14th time.

During Thursday's concert, the singer dedicated her performance of Survivor to Chelsea. "This was such an emotional reunion between Chelsea and Beyonce," Donna James, Chelsea's mother, said.

Leukaemia survivor Bronte Horswood, 12, and nine-year-old cancer sufferer Andrea Al Zened also got to meet Beyonce.

Beyonce asks fans to support struggling Kiwi families

Klaudia//October 14, 2013
Beyonce fans are being asked to take donations of clothing to her Auckland concerts to support families in need.

Barnardos New Zealand is partnering with Beyonce's official global charity campaign, #BeyGood, to collect donations at her concerts.

The charity will host a donation centre at each concert, and fans are being asked to bring items of clothing to help Barnardos support children and families.

Barnardos chief executive Jeff Sanders said the charity was honoured by the opportunity to distribute the clothing to vulnerable families.

"We're proud that Beyonce is using her platform to share the positive impact Barnardos has on local communities. We're incredibly grateful for her support of Barnardos," Mr Sanders said.

Visitors to the Barnardos New Zealand mobile donation site will also have a chance to win surprise gifts from Beyonce including an official #BeyGood t-shirt, a personally autographed photo or a concert seat upgrade.

Beyonce's Mrs Carter Show is at Auckland's Vector Arena for four nights from October 16.

In related news, Beyonce will reportedly wear a new outfit designed by Dennis Kolpodinos starting Wednesday!

Beyonce Visits CUFA

Klaudia//September 9, 2013
Cufa - Central Ăšnica das Favelas received a very special and inspiring visitor yesterday.

Cufa a not-for-profit organization has a primary goal of providing positive opportunities and alternatives for at-risk youth from low income aka "ghetto" communities.

Billboard singer of the millennium and Ms. Independent woman herself, Beyonce paid a visit to the kids of Cufa yesterday!

The singer spent quality time at Cufa where she watched the institutional video, interacted with the youth and surely made many of her fan's dreams come true.

Following her visit came a surprise that made memories for a lifetime!

Beyonce teamed with CUFA and her charity organization to provide these youth an exclusive escorted participation to her concert in Fortaleza. Her production team provided transportation that picked up the youth from the Favela of Lagamar and took them to spend the entire day leading to the show with her and her production team.

They participated in all of the making-of pre-production and press interviews and later had the opportunity to watch the diva live in concert.

Beyoncé Helps Kid President With World Humanitarian Day

Klaudia//August 19, 2013
Beyoncé, Ambassador for #WHD2013, sits down with Kid President from SoulPancake to find out what the world needs more of. #theworldneedsmore #strength


The singer also posted about World Humanitarian Day on her Facebook page:

It's World Humanitarian Day!

What do you think the world needs more of?
@EylennAli thinks the world needs more LOVE

‪#‎TheWorldNeedsMore‬ and ‪#‎BeyGood‬ on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter to share your answers or visit https://worldhumanitarianday.org/

Social media updates

Klaudia//August 17, 2013
As a part of The Throwback, Beyonce posted scans from Harper's Bazaar June 2004 issue on her Tumblr. She also added one new picture to her Instagram.


On her Facebook page, she posted about the Global Citizen Festival and World Humanitarian Day:

"Millions of Global Citizens are coming together demanding an end to extreme poverty.

On September 28th, 60,000 people are joining forces in NYC for the Global Citizen Festival. Together we can make a change!
Earn free tickets: https://globalfestival.com/"

"‪#‎BeyGood‬ on World Humanitarian Day 2013.
Share your Charitable stories over the weekend by #BeyGood on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook.

Your story could be featured on Beyonce.com Monday, Auguest 19! ‪#‎WHD2013‬"