A group of Hollywood celebrities are suffering serious ridicule after joining together for a series of high-dollar ebay auctions for charity.
ebay.comA group of Hollywood celebrities have joined together for a series of eBay auctions, the proceeds of which will go to benefit those in need who have lost income due to the ongoing WGA writers’ strike — but the super high price tags of the auctions have sent X users to social media to ridicule the exclusive, high-dollar efforts.
“Right now, our focus is to offer direct financial support to crew members who have lost health insurance due to strike-related shutdowns. We will be hosting some events that act as both fundraisers and social gatherings for folks across the industry. And there will be more initiatives to come,” the group says at its website.For example, at the time of this writing, there is a more-than-$3,000
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