Our celebrity supporters

At Christian Aid, we do all we can to make sure our message gets out there. Our supporters from the worlds of arts and entertainment play a massive part in this.

Through their enormous and ongoing commitment they help make sure stories about our partners' amazing work reach as many people as possible, from TV audiences to our political leaders.

Beverley Knight

Soul star Beverley Knight's ongoing work with Christian Aid began with her trip to see HIV work in Brazil in 2002. Most recently, the singer fronted our Christmas 2011 appeal.

Hollywood actress Hayley Atwell travelled to Nicaragua for Christian Aid Week to see the work of coffee co-operative Soppexcca.

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Lily Cole

Model Lily Cole travelled to Thailand to raise awareness of the challenges faced by Burmese refugees who have fled there.

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Nicholas Hoult

Actor Nicholas Hoult visited a water and sanitation project in the Nairobi slums for Christian Aid Week.

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Alex James

Blur bassist Alex James visited Burkina Faso to find out how farmers in the developing world are adapting to the challenges of climate change.

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Pearl and Daisy Lowe

Fashionistas Pearl and Daisy Lowe visited the favelas of Brazil to see how a Christian Aid-funded fashion scheme is making a difference to women's lives.

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Kara Tointon

EastEnders star Kara Tointon went to Zambia to highlight our work on HIV and our Present Aid programme.

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Greta Scacchi

Actress and environmental campaigner Greta Scacchi has been a great supporter of our climate change campaign.

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Kris Marshall

My Family star Kris Marshall travelled deep into the Bolivian Amazon to see at first hand our work there.

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Diarmuid Gavin

Gardener and television presenter Diarmuid Gavin observed multi-storey gardens designed to conserve soil and water in Kenya.

Soul star Lemar has taken two trips with Christian Aid, visiting our projects in Ethiopia and Uganda.

Actress Jill Halfpenny visited India to see our work with dalit communities and tsunami survivors.

London-born stage and screen actor Damian Lewis starred in a different kind of film for Christian Aid.

Suranne Jones visits projects in Sierra Leone

Actress Suranne Jones has travelled to Africa twice with Christian Aid, visiting projects in Sierra Leone, and the Democratic Republic of Congo with friend Sally Lindsay.

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