Billy Ray Cyrus

Billy Ray is has been honored with the International Entertainment Buyer Association’s "Humanitarian of the Year" Award for his philanthropic work. His charitable efforts have been recognized by the Country Radio Broadcasters, who honored him with their Artist Humanitarian Award, and by the Kennedy Center Honors, which recognized him for his work with children. He also received the first ever Bob Hope Congressional Medal of Honor Society Entertainer’s Award for his dedication to philanthropy.

Erik Estrada

After leaving his television show “C.H.i.P.s” Estrada became spokesperson for the C.H.P.'s "car seat inspection and installation" program.  He became the international representative for D.A.R.E. (Drug Abuse Resistance Education). He also speaks out for the American Heart Association, The United Way, and the C.H.P. 11-99 Foundation, a non-profit organization that provides benefits and scholarships to the families of fallen California Highway Patrol officers.