It is now more and more common that celebrities provide support, financially or through media, to international aid organizations, which sounds very generous and meaningful, but still draws mixed public responses. Some argue that their support puts organizations under media spotlight, while others rebut that it might undermine the importance of problems. I believe that if celebrities genuinely help organizations, they can make tangible contributions that few groups can make. For proponents of celebrities supporting international aid organizations, with their massive fan base, they can easily mobilize many people to draw attention to problems that organizations are tackling. Many high-end brands pay celebrities up to hundreds of or even thousands of dollars to invite them to show up in their advertisements, which well demonstrates their great power to draw public attention. When the power of celebrities is put into legitimate use, it can encourage countless people to take a...