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Paris Jackson has a new gig!
The musician, activist and environmentalist has been named an ambassador for the Heal Los Angeles Foundation, an organisation founded by her big brother, Prince Jackson, which works to support inner-city youth and the homeless through free meal programs, toy drives and more.
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"Extremely grateful to be a part of something so incredible powerful and important," Paris says in a message posted on Heal Los Angeles' Insta page.
'I am absolutely humbled and honoured to announce that I have joined my big brother and the amazing team at the Heal LA Foundation as one of their new ambassadors, and will do as much as I can to do my part and make a difference."
She joins actor Chris Tucker, artist Omar Bhatti, interviewer Liam McEwan and Marie Claire US creative director Wanyi Jiang who have all been named ambassadors too.
The team at Heal Los Angeles do all sorts of things to support the local community including donating meals to frontline hospital workers during the pandemic, holding annual Halloween "Thriller" parties to help put a smile on the faces of kids from vulnerable areas and doing free turkey giveaways for Thanksgiving.
And yes, it's named after dad Michael Jackson's famous song, "Heal the World."
Their slogan? Make that change.
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