Ok guys here's the deal since we all love justin i wanna really do something special for him, i dunno how i did it but i did!! i wanted to donate to the JRT foundation and was talking to some people and if i can raise 1000 dollars to give everyone who donates will get a reward. so if you wanna give the money to me to add to the money i got so far thats great and if not i totally understand but here's the good part if i raise 1000 dollars and give it to the foundation with everyone's name who donated to me to give, justin himself will send me letters of thanks and then i will send them to you guys and get this they are autographed thank you letters. so whatever you wanna do is totally up to you. but if you would like to send the money to me please e-mail me at myguyjustin@mailcity.com or myguyjustin@lycos.com thanks guys and lets show justin how much we care!!!

The Justin Timberlake Foundation was established by *NSYNC singing sensation Justin Timberlake to share his love for music by providing funding that supports high-caliber music programs in public schools. He has chosen to make his first grant to the elementary school he attended, the E.E. Jeter Elementary School in Tennessee. The Justin Timberlake Foundation will work closely with the school to integrate a music program into the curriculum. Plans call for the program to begin as early as September 2000. The Justin Timberlake Foundation is a member of The Giving Back Fund's family of charities.

Justin Timberlake of 'N Sync leads the way this Make A Difference Day

Put away the cell phone. (His rings constantly.) Hide the pager. (His plays Midnight Rambler.) Ignore the hordes of screaming fans. (OK, maybe you don't have that problem.) Do whatever it takes, says Justin Timberlake, to set aside a few hours for Make A Difference Day next weekend. "The slightest effort can make the biggest difference in someone's life," encourages the soft-spoken singer who is part of the white hot pop quintet 'N Sync.

The soon to be 20 year-old Memphis native has surprisingly wide experience at making a difference: He regularly meet with critically ill kids from the Make A Wish Foundation, and his group sponsors a charity called Challenge For The Children. He also recently began his own Justin Timberlake Foundation, a member of the Giving Back Fund's family of charities, to support school theater and music program. "I was raised up in a Southern home where you learn that you help you neighbor," he explains. "This is something I feel is more important then anything else: If you can help somebody, why not?"

The key to helping for Justin, is finding causes he enjoys. "I have a thing for little kids," he admit with his slow smile. "I see kid and I just want to help them." Then, too, "music is also something I enjoy, I want to show people how special it can be. People can make a big difference with things close to their heart." Justin wants his school programs to give kid a creative outlet and expand their horizons. "Studies have shown that kids who learn music do much better in math, better in spelling. Give these kid training, next thing you'll know they start a garage band and become Pearl Jam."

He wants to touch individual kid with his good deed, but his real goal is grander. "I want to reach the world."

His hero: Paul Newman, a Make A Difference Day supporter whose charitable giving has helped so many.

In fact, he hopes everyone will "go for it" next weekend. "Seeing a smile on a kid's face and knowing you put it there is the best feeling in the world. It makes you feel better about yourself, about everything." It make a difference.







Donation Information
To donate to the Foundation write check payable to
The Giving Back Fund and mail to:

The Justin Timberlake Foundation
c/o The Giving Back Fund
54 Canal Street, Suite 320
Boston, MA 02114

To donate by credit card call 617-557-9910 or visit Givenation.com.

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