Clay Aiken Starts A Charitable Foundation

announced the formation of his Bubel-Aiken Foundation to benefit children with mental disabilities on Monday (July 28). “The Bubel-Aiken foundation is something I was going to have Wachovia help me set up and manage anyway, so I just thought ‘why not do it today’,” the ‘American Idol’ runner-up said in a statement, adding, “Diane Bubel is a close friend of mine from home and she changed my life because she’s the one who encouraged me to audition for American Idol. That’s why I’m starting this foundation in her name. Hopefully we can make some positive changes in the lives of children with mental disabilities.” Read more.

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4 Responses to Clay Aiken Starts A Charitable Foundation

  1. WaneJessicaSoSoDef says:

    Okay what’s the point of even making American idol a competition so to speak. Clay didn’t win and yet he’s doing more interviews and getting more publicity then Ruben. He’s nothing but a fu**ing douche bag little media wh0re.

  2. cheerchic45 says:

    You know what WaneJessicaSoSoDef? It’s people like you that make me sick! Clay starts a foundation to help disabled kids and you bash him!

  3. phantom says:

    WaneJessicaSoSoDef, the same can be said about your mutha being a *****ing douche bag little media whore — who brought little *****ers like you into the world — someone should’ve strangled your ass as soon as you were born, you piece of gutterturd trash

  4. clayfan says:

    Why, Wanejessicaso-so-stupid-AND-def: You should be GRATEFUL that someone in the public eye wishes to start a charitable foundation that would benefit people like YOU — people with serious mental disabilities. You should get down and kiss the ground that Clay walks on.

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