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Ralph Little from TV's Royale Family travelled with Oxfam to Tanzania to ask homeless children in Singida what life on the streets is like for them.

Ralf visited the Kititimo Centre that provides street kids with an education, the only chance they might get.

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Despite leading a busy life as a TV and radio presenter, Zoë Ball still gives up her time to support Oxfam.

Zoë, famous for her fashionable looks, is a regular in Oxfam shops.

With her Dad, Jonny Ball, former Think of a Number presenter, Zoë travelled to Mali to raise awareness of Oxfam's work there.

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TV personality, Vanessa Feltz donated hundreds of her designer dresses and suits to Oxfam.

"These are large and lovely clothes, many of which I wore to interview the likes of Madonna and other Hollywood stars on the Big Breakfast Bed.

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"I am delighted that Oxfam has organised this sale and I hope it raises lots of cash for such a good cause."

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As actors, pop stars, and TV presenters, Ant and Dec are always very busy juggling many different projects. But they still find time to help promote Oxfam campaigns.

"It's a fast track to a better world. Do it."

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British actress Daniela Nardini, of BBC TV's This Life visited Turkana and Wajir in Kenya for Oxfam's Conflict campaign.

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"It has been such a strong experience that I feel an attachment."

"I feel I was just starting to understand things more deeply. It is such a huge experience being in Africa alone."

Jay K is the flamboyant front man of the acid-jazz band Jamiroquai - whose songs have won acclaim all over the world.

Jamiroquai’s support for Oxfam is long-standing. As well as donating money, the band staged a huge concert at Brixton Academy to raise funds for Rwanda.

Jay K has also been involved in Oxfam's campaigns.

"Most poverty is man-made. But with Oxfam we have the power to change things. We want to make sure that everyone gets the same basic rights."

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