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New York - Alicia Keys, Lady Gaga and other celebrities can sign back online, thanks to donations from their fans and a philanthropist.
Keys announced on Monday that her charity, Keep a Child Alive, reached its $1m fundraising goal in honour of last week's World AIDS Day.
A slew of celebrities signed off digital platforms like Twitter and Facebook last Wednesday and asked their fans to donate to the charity, which supports families affected by HIV and AIDS in Africa and India.
The celebrities could sign back online when the $1m fundraising goal was met.
The entertainers and their fans raised $500 000, and philanthropist Stewart Rahr matched it.
Participants in the Digital Death campaign included Ryan Seacrest, Justin Timberlake, Usher and Kim Kardashian.
Keys announced on Monday that her charity, Keep a Child Alive, reached its $1m fundraising goal in honour of last week's World AIDS Day.
A slew of celebrities signed off digital platforms like Twitter and Facebook last Wednesday and asked their fans to donate to the charity, which supports families affected by HIV and AIDS in Africa and India.
The celebrities could sign back online when the $1m fundraising goal was met.
The entertainers and their fans raised $500 000, and philanthropist Stewart Rahr matched it.
Participants in the Digital Death campaign included Ryan Seacrest, Justin Timberlake, Usher and Kim Kardashian.
