Austin Anderson Interview at "Ice Cream For Breakfast" Fundraiser Event
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Austin Anderson (Singer, Radio Disney) interview at "Ice Cream For Breakfast" fundraiser event to benefit Give Kids The World, a Central Florida "storybook" resort that provides cost-free vacations to children with life-threatening illnesses and their families, at Atla Hollywood in Los Angeles, Ca USA July 24, 2011 - Interview by Erica Bachelor - "Ice Cream For Breakfast" is annual campaign that aims to increase awareness for GKTW by encouraging communities to show their support for the charity by hosting and attending ice cream socials in their hometowns. http://www.icecreamforbreakfast.org
ABOUT GIVE KIDS THE WORLD
Give Kids The World Village (GKTW) is a 70-acre, nonprofit resort in Central Florida that creates magical memories for children with life-threatening illnesses and their families. GKTW provides accommodations at its whimsical resort, donated attractions tickets, meals and more for a weeklong, cost-free fantasy vacation. With the help of many generous individuals, corporations and partnering wish-granting organizations, Give Kids The World has welcomed more than 107,000 families from all 50 states and more than 70 countries. For more information about GKTW and its mission, visit givekidstheworld.org
ABOUT AUSTIN ANDERSON
Austin is a 17-year-old singer/songwriter/actor living and working in California. His music can be heard on Radio Disney and his TV appearances include playing Jay Leno's son on the "Tonight Show", dancing with Ellen on the "Ellen DeGeneres Show", as well as playing the drummer on Nickelodeon's show 'Victorious.' In addition to TV, Austin performs regularly at the House of Blues and The Knitting Factory and was part of the Six Flags Magic Mountain Summer Concert Series. Currently, Austin is in the studio writing and recording for his new EP. Despite all of Austin's recent success, he still makes time to volunteer for youth-based charities such as Give Kids The World and is a StarPower Ambassador for The Starlight Foundation.
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Austin Anderson (Singer, Radio Disney) interview at "Ice Cream For Breakfast" fundraiser event to benefit Give Kids The World, a Central Florida "storybook" resort that provides cost-free vacations to children with life-threatening illnesses and their families, at Atla Hollywood in Los Angeles, Ca USA July 24, 2011 - Interview by Erica Bachelor - "Ice Cream For Breakfast" is annual campaign that aims to increase awareness for GKTW by encouraging communities to show their support for the charity by hosting and attending ice cream socials in their hometowns. http://www.icecreamforbreakfast.org
ABOUT GIVE KIDS THE WORLD
Give Kids The World Village (GKTW) is a 70-acre, nonprofit resort in Central Florida that creates magical memories for children with life-threatening illnesses and their families. GKTW provides accommodations at its whimsical resort, donated attractions tickets, meals and more for a weeklong, cost-free fantasy vacation. With the help of many generous individuals, corporations and partnering wish-granting organizations, Give Kids The World has welcomed more than 107,000 families from all 50 states and more than 70 countries. For more information about GKTW and its mission, visit givekidstheworld.org
ABOUT AUSTIN ANDERSON
Austin is a 17-year-old singer/songwriter/actor living and working in California. His music can be heard on Radio Disney and his TV appearances include playing Jay Leno's son on the "Tonight Show", dancing with Ellen on the "Ellen DeGeneres Show", as well as playing the drummer on Nickelodeon's show 'Victorious.' In addition to TV, Austin performs regularly at the House of Blues and The Knitting Factory and was part of the Six Flags Magic Mountain Summer Concert Series. Currently, Austin is in the studio writing and recording for his new EP. Despite all of Austin's recent success, he still makes time to volunteer for youth-based charities such as Give Kids The World and is a StarPower Ambassador for The Starlight Foundation.
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