Celebrities launch Show Your Hearts campaign

Nicole Swanson

Several celebrities have joined forces to launch the Show Your Hearts campaign in order to raise awareness for the Joshua and Robin Berry Childrens Trust.

Joshua and Robin Berry died in a car accident in early July. Their three children, Peter, 9, Aaron, 8, and Willa, 6, survived, but the two boys were paralyzed from the waist down.

All three children are currently being treated for their injuries at a hospital in Houston.

Celebrities like Justin Bieber, Britney Spears and the Kardashians were all so touched by the Berry familys story that they decided to create the Show Your Hearts fund-raising campaign to shed some light on the situation.

Bieber has encouraged his fans to help the cause by asking them to change their Facebook and Twitter pictures to the Show Your Hearts avatar or by posting pictures of the heart sign with the #showyourhearts hash tag as the caption.

We all change our profile pics on twitter and Facebook and make a donation to #SHOWYOURHEARTS. Spread the word. #makeachange, Bieber tweeted.

If you would like more information on the cause or are interested in making a donation, visit ShowYourHearts.org.


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