Lady GaGa and Justin Bieber Top List of 2011 Most Charitable Celebrities

Tue, 27 December 2011 00:04:09 ET

The 'Marry the Night' singer beats the 'Fa La La' singer and other young stars such as Demi Lovato and Taylor Swift to reign the list of 'Top 20 Celebs Gone Good'.

Lady GaGa and Justin Bieber rule DoSomething.org's 2011 list of "Top 20 Celebs Gone Good". The Mother Monster is ranked first, marking her second consecutive year on the top of the annual list. Meanwhile, the Canadian heartthrob follows at the second place, making a jump from his last year's position at No. 10.

GaGa is recognized for her works of doing anti-bullying campaign, founding Born This Way Foundation, and continuing her advocacy for AIDS/HIV by joining MAC cosmetics for the benefit of MAC AIDS fund. She's additionally praised for visiting the White House to discuss anti-bullying campaign.

As for Bieber, the "Mistletoe" singer is credited for his countless charity works which include launching Believe Charity Drive. Throughout the past twelve months, he has supported a lot of non-profit organizations such as Pencil of Promise campaign Schools 4 All which raises funds for new schools around the globe.

A couple steps lowers, there are songstresses Demi Lovato and Lea Michele sitting at the tenth and sixteenth places respectively. The former has joined Jed Foundation and campaigned for "Love is Louder Than the Pressure to Be Perfect", while the latter has teamed up with PETA to stop horse-drawn carriages and raise awareness against animal abuse.

Other young stars making into the list include Daniel Radcliffe and Miley Cyrus who occupy the seventeenth and eighteenth positions respectively. The list is closed by Taylor Swift who secures the twentieth spot, thanks to some of her benefit concerts, her $1 million donation, her involvement with UNICEF's Tap Project Campaign.

"Top 20 Celebs Gone Good" List of 2011: