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Actor Matt Lanter and his 90210 co-star Jessica Lowndes became the new faces of DoSomething.org and Aeropostale’s 4th Annual “Teens For Jeans” campaign (watch video below).

You can do something and help someone in need. It’s easy. You simply have to donate a pair of gently used jeans at any Aeropostale store and get a 25% discount on your next purchase. As for your old jeans, they will be given to homeless people.

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Nina Dobrev has autographed a pair of jeans from Aeropostale for the annual winter Teens for Jeans campaign. DoSomething.org organinzes the drive to help homeless teens in the US, Canada and Haiti. The Vampire Diaries star put her stamp on a pair of denim along with Adam Lambert, Kellan Lutz and JoJo. Check out the promo that Ashley Greene and Justin Long did earlier this year here.

Teens for Jeans is a donation campaign that DoSomething.org and retailer Aeropostale sponsor every year to help homeless youth throughout the United States and Canada. Last year, Chace Crawford was the spokesperson for the jeans drive, this year, Ashley Greene and Justin Long get involved.

Ashley shared, “When I heard the statistics, it was hard to ignore. Traveling the country for Twilight and New Moon has given me the opportunity to meet teens from a wide variety of economic backgrounds. I want to do everything I can to help young people take action about this important issue.”

Starting on January 19th take your gently worn jeans to Aeropostale and get a 25% off coupon for a new pair when you donate your old ones. DoSomething positive to start the New Year!

Gossip Girl star Chace Crawford is featured on DoSomething.org for the cause, Teens For Jeans. Crawford urges you to donate your gently used demin to Aeropostale to help out homeless teens. Starting tomorrow (January 26th) until February 22nd, you can bring the jeans to any Aeropostale store and get 25% off a new pair. It’s a great cause and everyone has jeans that you don’t wear. Clean out your closet and help out disadvantaged teens.

The end of the video is funny – Crawford is having a hard time getting his line for the ad right and the outtakes are funny.