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In addition to saving the world time and again as James Bond, Irish actor Pierce Brosnan has for decades also been a force in ocean activism. Charities he supports include the Whaleman Foundation, Oceana, and The Ocean Future's Society.

In addition to using her role as the DC Comics' superhero Wonder Woman to fight for gender equality, Gal Gadot is also a supporter of the educational charity Pencils of Promise. Since 2008, the non-profit has served over 35,000 students and built 380 schools.

Damon, along with American engineer Gary White, launched Water.org in 2009 to help developing regions gain access to clean water and sanitation. To date, the organization has helped improve water access for more than three million people.

Australian actor and "Logan" star Hugh Jackman, best known for his portrayal of Marvel Comics' superhero Wolverine, launched the Laughing Man coffee brand in 2011. The foundation uses 100% of profits to support educational programs and social entrepreneurs around the world.

Co-founder of the classic rock group KISS and self-confessed comic book fan, Israeli rocker Gene Simmons is also a big supporter of charities focused on helping children. Mending Kids, which sends doctors around the world to help kids in need, counts Simmons as one of their most famous patrons.

Founded in 1995 by American musician Bette Midler, the New York Restoration Project has planted more than one million trees, restored parks, and renovated gardens throughout the city's five boroughs.

Through his eponymous foundation, American actor Leonardo DiCaprio has raised and given away tens of millions of dollars to global environmental organizations. Causes supported by "The Revenant" star include species conservation and renewable energy .

Started in the wake of Hurricane Katrina's devastating impact on New Orleans' Lower 9th Ward, the Make It Right Foundation is the brainchild of American actor Brad Pitt. Since 2006, the charity has built 90 homes with sustainable features such as solar energy, rainwater harvesting, and recycled materials.

Since 2003, "Jackie" star Natalie Portman has served as an ambassador for the micro-lending charity FINCA International. The group helps to finance women-owned businesses in developing countries.

In 2010, Norton launched Crowdrise with the intent of making online fundraising a fun and painless endeavor. The site has one million members that have collectively raised more than $500 million for charities. The site was acquired by GoFundMe in 2017.