Jamie Foxx gets the crowd going at the Global Down Syndrome Foundation’s Be Beautiful Be Yourself Fashion Show at Sheraton Denver Downtown Hotel on Saturday.
Only “Extra” was with Oscar winner Jamie Foxx and his little sister DeOndra at the Global Down Syndrome Foundation’s annual Be Beautiful Be Yourself Fundraiser in Denver.
Henry Winkler and Jamie Foxx met up at the Global Down Syndrome Foundation’s Be Beautiful Be Yourself fashion show at the Sheraton Denver Downtown Hotel.
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On Saturday, November 2, Global Down Syndrome Foundation (Global) raised a record breaking $2.5 million at their Beautiful Be Yourself Fashion Show, held at the Sheraton Denver Downtown Hotel. The star-studded event, now in its 11th year was attended by A-list celebrities like Jamie Foxx, Amanda Booth, Henry Winkler, Laura Linney, Eric Dane, Quincy Jones and John C. McGinley.
Laura Linney, Jamie Foxx among celebrities at gala that supports groundbreaking research at CU Anschutz
Megan Bomgaars’ rise to stardom began with a high school speech entitled, “Don’t Limit Me!” From there she joined the Emmy Award-winning reality show, “Born this Way” after which she launched a clothing line, “Megalogy.” Following this, she partnered with ArtPop Cosmetics creating and promoting custom lipstick colors and brand.
On Saturday, November 2nd, Global Down Syndrome Foundation, Global, raised a record breaking $2.5 million at their Beautiful Be Yourself Fashion Show, held at the Sheraton Hotel in Downtown Denver.
Throughout the years, Foxx has shown an overwhelming amount of support for his sister DeOndra, who has special needs, and the pair recently appeared together at the Global Down Syndrome Foundation’s Be Beautiful Be Yourself Fundraiser
Jamie Foxx joined a long list of celebrities for a huge Global Down Syndrome Foundation event over the weekend. Foxx, whose sister DeOndra has Down syndrome, has supported the organization from the start.
The Ozark star hit the stage at the Global Down Syndrome Foundation’s Beautiful Be Yourself Fashion Show in Denver on Nov. 2. The event raised $2.5 million and featured 22 models with Down syndrome rocking the runway and Jamie Foxx in the DJ booth at a VIP after-party.
Jamie Foxx, Laura Linney, and Henry Winkler were just a few famous faces that participated in the Global Down Syndrome Foundation event. Before walking the runway with the children for the annual fashion show, the stars share why this event means so much to them.
It’s billed as the single largest fundraiser for Down syndrome research in the world. And on Saturday Jamie Foxx lead the celebrities at the Global Down Syndrome Foundation’s Be Beautiful Be Yourself Fashion Show at the Sheraton Denver Downtown Hotel in Denver, Colorado.
Jamie Foxx joined a long list of celebrities for a huge Global Down Syndrome Foundation event over the weekend.
A local high school student is defying all odds, becoming the first to represent Oklahoma in the “Be Beautiful, Be Yourself” fashion show. Courtney Gaines, 16, attended the show held in Denver on November 2.
Global Down Syndrome Foundation’s Be Beautiful Be Yourself Fashion Show
The 51-year-old Oscar winner was dressed in black for the event where he was joined by Henry Winkler and Laura Linney.
It’s billed as the single largest fundraiser for Down syndrome research in the world. And on Saturday Jamie Foxx lead the celebrities at the Global Down Syndrome Foundation’s Be Beautiful Be Yourself Fashion Show at the Sheraton Denver Downtown Hotel in Denver, Colorado
Teddy Polito with Henry Winkler at the Global Down Syndrome Foundation’s Be Beautiful Be Yourself Fashion Show at Sheraton Denver Downtown Hotel on November 02, 2019 in Denver, Colorado.
Dr. Joaquin Espinosa from the Linda Crnic Institute for Down Syndrome and Tim Harris, a Global Down Syndrome Foundation self-advocate join us in the 9NEWS studio.
Two children born separately with Down syndrome spent the first years of their lives as orphans in Bulgaria. But this week, the Conroe teens will stride down the national runway as adopted siblings making a difference together.
The 11th annual Be Beautiful Be Yourself Fashion Show happens in Denver next weekend. It’s the single-largest fundraiser for Down Syndrome in the country.
The Global Down Syndrome Foundation is preparing for its annual “Be Beautiful, Be Yourself” fashion show. The star-studded event happens Nov. 2 at the Sheridan Denver Downtown Hotel.
I’m beautiful. I’m smart. I’m confident. I’m strong. That’s how 16-year-old Charlotte “Charley” Fonfara Larose describes herself as she smiles from ear to ear and looks straight at her mother, who’s sitting in the living room with me for the interview.
The Be Beautiful Be Yourself Fashion Show features big names and Global Down Syndrome Foundation ambassadors.
An amazing lineup of celebrities and advocate models will rock the runway Saturday, November 2nd at the Sheraton Denver Downtown Hotel. Reserve your table for the “Be Beautiful, Be Yourself” fashion show to support the global down syndrome foundation. Get tickets online at BeBeautifulBeYourself.org.
On November 2nd celebrities and advocate models will rock the runway during the Be Beautiful be Yourself fashion show!
Cheering just might be Courtney Gaines’ favorite activity at Choctaw High School, but she is involved in a lot of different organizations. “She is in JROTC. She’s in the student council. She’s a member of the Shining Stars cheer squad,” DeAnna Gaines, Courtney’s mother, said.
Global Down Syndrome Foundation announced supermodel and actress Amanda Booth and TV star and entrepreneur Megan Bomgaars will receive Global’s Quincy Jones Exceptional Advocacy Award, as well as its initial celebrity lineup for the Be Beautiful Be Yourself Fashion Show.
DENVER: The Global Down Syndrome Foundation will host its 11th annual Be Beautiful Be Yourself Fashion Show on November 2 at the Sheraton Denver Downtown Hotel. The event is billed as the largest Down syndrome fund-raiser in the world raising more than $18 million to date.
A Choctaw high school student is representing the state of Oklahoma in a big way. Courtney Gaines, 16, is the first person from Oklahoma to take part in a pageant for those with Down syndrome.
Global Down Syndrome Foundation announced supermodel and actress Amanda Booth and TV star and entrepreneur Megan Bomgaars will receive Global’s Quincy Jones Exceptional Advocacy Award, as well as its initial celebrity lineup for the Be Beautiful Be Yourself Fashion Show.
Global Down Syndrome Foundation announced supermodel and actress Amanda Booth and TV star and entrepreneur Megan Bomgaars will receive Global’s Quincy Jones Exceptional Advocacy Award, as well as its initial celebrity lineup for the Be Beautiful Be Yourself Fashion Show.
