Warner Bros. Set to Retire Its Owls from Licensed “Harry Potter” Live Productions
Warner Bros. has pledged to animal welfare charity the Protego Foundation that owls will be excluded from all future licensed live productions.
Category: Charity
Matthew Lewis Becomes Patron of Bambisanani Partnership Charity
Matthew Lewis supports the Bambisanani Partnership promoting education, health, and cooperation through sports in the UK and South Africa.
Helena Bonham Carter and Stephen Fry Campaign for March4Women
Helena Bonham Carter and Stephen Fry join the campaign March4Women to advocate for more women in leadership positions.
Stephen Fry Leading Campaign to Improve Children’s Literacy
Stephen Fry is leading a new campaign to improve children’s literacy in the UK. One simple change can make a huge impact.
Potterhead Running Club Announces Chocolate Jog 7K
Potterhead Running Club’s second event of the year is now live. Join the virtual event Chocolate Jog 7K to support the work of the charity Dentaid.
Dame Maggie Smith to Appear in Conversation for Streaming Event
Actors Dame Maggie Smith (Minerva McGonagall) and Kathleen Turner will be appearing together in conversation for an upcoming streaming event for charity. Learn more about it here!
Jack Thorne Matches Theatergoers’ Donations to Charity
Jack Thorne, the playwright of “Harry Potter and the Cursed Child,” has given a generous six-figure sum to charity after matching the donations given by the online audiences of his adaptation of “A Christmas Carol.”
Potterhead Running Club Announces First Event of the Year: No Post on Runday 5K
You can support the incredible work of the charity the Adult Literacy League by completing the No Post on Runday 5K alongside thousands of other Potterheads.
Dame Emma Thompson Appeals for ActionAid, Discusses Women Who Give Her Hope
In a new piece for the British edition of “Harper’s Bazaar,” Dame Emma Thompson discusses her work with ActionAid, including the women she has met through the organization who have given her hope for the future.
