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Emma Stone hit the Hollywood fundraising event Trevor Live! supporting the Trevor Project. Stone is a blonde again for her part as Gwen Stacy in the new Spiderman movie with Andrew Garfield.

Actress Brittany Snow was on hand for the benefit evening as well. Snow was part of creating the Love Is Louder campaign in response to the highly publicized suicides of bullied teens this past year.

The Hollywood Paladium show included Jane Lynch honoring Kathy Griffin and Darren Criss and the ‘Glee’ Dalton Warblers performing “Teenage Dream” with Katy Perry coming in to accompany the group on her song.

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Anna Kendrick attended the Trevor Live! event at the Hollywood Paladium in Los Angeles on December 5th. The Twilight star was part of the West Coast annual fundraiser for “an evening of irreverent comedy, music and awards in support of the life-saving work of The Trevor Project.” Kendrick wore a Zuhair Murad mini dress and looked beautiful as ever.

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Asher Brown, 13.

Seth Walsh, 13.

Billy Lucas, 15.

Tyler Clementi, 18.

Raymond Chase, 19.

All of these young men committed suicide within the past few weeks because they were bullied for being gay. These teenagers were the targets of constant harassment and verbal and physical abuse and felt truly alone in the world with nowhere to turn.

The Trevor Project is the nationwide hotline for gay and questioning teens in crisis and hopes to get the word out that even in the days someone might feel at their lowest, darkest point – someone is there to hear you and help you. “It Gets Better” is the Public Service Announcement that many celebrities including The Vampire Diaries stars Ian Somerhalder, Candice Accola and Katerina Graham take part in to spread the word – someone is listening.

Contact The Trevor Lifeline at 1-866-4-U-TREVOR (1-866-488-7386) The line is toll free and confidential. Reach out for one more voice one more time.

Actor Daniel Radcliffe is a passionate supporter of The Trevor Project, the national helpline for suicide prevention for LBGTQ (lesbian, bisexual, gay, transgender and questioning) youth. Radcliffe was in New York City this week to film a PSA (public service announcement) for the organization.

“I grew up knowing a lot of gay men and it was never something that I even thought twice about — that some men were gay and some weren’t,” the Harry Potter megastar said Friday. “And then I went to school and (for) the first time … I came across homophobia. … I had never encountered it before. It shocked me. I have always hated anybody who is not tolerant of gay men or lesbians or bisexuals,” the British actor added. “Now I am in the very fortunate position where I can actually help or do something about it.”

The Trevor Project has supporters such as Ellen DeGeneres and Neil Patrick Harris and Radcliffe’s commercial will air this spring.

Get more information about The Trevor Project at their website here.

Harry Potter actor Daniel Radcliffe has stepped up to the plate to support The Trevor Project. The nationwide non-profit organization for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and questioning (LGBTQ) youth provides counseling and a round-the-clock suicide prevention hotline for teens in crisis. By donating time and money, Radcliffe has become an essential part of the group’s program of support and help for teens and young people who are having trouble dealing with sexual orientation issues.

“I am very pleased to begin my support of The Trevor Project, which saves lives every day through its critical work,” said Daniel Radcliffe. “It’s extremely distressing to consider that in 2009 suicide is a top three killer of young people, and it’s truly devastating to learn that LGBTQ youth are up to four times more likely to attempt suicide than their heterosexual peers. I deeply hope my support can raise the organization’s visibility so even more despondent youth become aware of The Trevor Helpline’s highly trained counselors and Trevor’s many other resources. It’s vitally important that young people understand they are not alone and, perhaps even more important, that their young lives have real value.”

The actor is committed to ‘setting a meaningful example’ and hopes to do more in the future with the organization. This is a bold step for a young actor – to come out and put his money to a cause that is polarizing for so many people and truly embrace diversity. Bravo Daniel!

Learn more and go to The Trevor Project’s website here.

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