Across the globe, people are grappling with the growing COVID-19 pandemic. Deaths due to the coronavirus have soared in Italy as hospitals try to manage high demands and lack of supplies. In the U.S., panic levels are high, with health officials advising Americans to practice social distancing and take extra precautions to protect their health. Most major live events, TV productions, and movie releases have been canceled, while citizens grapple with postponing their own important gatherings to protect vulnerable, immune-compromised individuals.

Thankfully, fear hasn’t stopped people from giving back to their communities and inspiring us all in these scary times. From acts of kindness to major donations that will help those who are sick and/or out of work, here are just a few of the ways celebrities and regular people, alike, are doing good in the midst of the coronavirus outbreak:

Charlize Theron’s foundation launches campaign to fight gender-based violence during COVID-19.

Charlize Theron's philanthropic organization, the Charlize Theron Africa Outreach Project (CTAOP)—together with CARE and the Entertainment Industry Foundation (EIF)—launched Together for Her to distribute funds and support the global fight against gender-based violence during COVID-19. They are committing $1 million to COVID-19 relief efforts, with $500,000 going to domestic violence shelters and community-based programs through Together for Her.

Donations will help provide safe accommodations/shelter, case management, counseling, helplines, crisis intervention, sexual and reproductive health services, legal services, community-based prevention and advocacy work for women and children experiencing domestic violence. Per their announcement, life during the pandemic has become even more dangerous for women experiencing domestic violence, especially for those who are most marginalized. For additional info on domestic violence and finding support during the coronavirus crisis, you can read more here.

Bismack Biyombo has donated over $1 million worth of medical supplies to the Congo.

The NBA Charlotte Hornets star is supporting his home country of the Democratic Republic of Congo by donating over $1 million worth of medical supplies, including 10,000 face masks and 780 hazmat suits.

"We have never experienced a crisis of this magnitude," Biyombo said in a press release. "Seeing my home country suffer in this capacity is devastating." That's why Biyombo—and his charitable endeavor, The Bismack Biyombo Foundation—decided to take action to help those suffering in the DRC, which has had to contend with its fair share of devastating diseases over the years (Ebola, Measles, Malaria, and now COVID-19).

Zion Williamson will cover the salaries of Smoothie King Center staff.

The NBA announced that all games have been canceled for the rest of the season, which means stadium workers and employees could lose serious wages. However, New Orleans Pelicans forward Zion Williamson wants to do his part: He announced on Instagram that he’ll help cover the salaries of those who work at the Smoothie King Center.

“My mother has always set an example for me about being respectful for others and being grateful for what we have, and so today I am pledging to cover the salaries for all of those Smoothie King Center workers for the next 30 days,” he said.

Kevin Love donates $100,000 for the staff at the Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse.

Cleveland Cavaliers player Kevin Love was one of the first athletes who stepped in to help stadium staff that will struggle over canceled games. He promised $100,000 to benefit workers at Cleveland’s Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse.

“Be kind to one another. Be understanding of their fears, regardless if you don’t feel the same. Be safe and make informed decisions during this time. And I encourage everyone to take care of themselves and to reach out to others in need—whether that means supporting your local charities that are canceling events, or checking in on your colleagues and family,” he said on Instagram.

Donatella Versace and her daughter donate €200,000 to a hospital in Milan.

Donatella Versace and her daughter Allegra Versace Beck gave 200,000 euros to Milan’s San Raffaele hospital to address supply shortages and limited supplies.

“In times like this, it is important to be united and support however we can to help all those who are in the front lines, fighting every day to save hundreds of lives,” Versace said in a statement. “Our hearts go out to all those who have been affected by this disease and to all the doctors and medical staff who have been working heroically nonstop in the past weeks in the effort to take care of our loved ones.”

Italian influencer Chiara Ferragni donates €100,000 to benefit Italy.

Italian influencer Chiara Ferragni and her husband made a personal donation of 100,000 euros to a GoFundMe campaign they started to help hospitals in Italy, which have been overwhelmed by the number of patients infected with COVID-19. The money they put forth was specifically to help provide new hospital beds in Milan’s San Raffaele hospital intensive care unit, where there have been shortages.

“We hope that this initiative will raise awareness among people in Italy and abroad of the current coronavirus crisis, which is affecting all of us,” the couple said in a statement.

Laura Benanti invites high schoolers to share their talent.

Even if their schools have yet to shut down, many student performances, musicals, and plays have been canceled. Broadway singer and actor Laura Benanti reached out to disappointed theater kids on Twitter, inviting them to send her videos of their songs and dances with the hashtag #SunshineSongs as a way to bring a little cheer to stressful times.

“Trying to find some bright spots. If you were meant to perform in your high school musical and it was canceled, please post yourself singing and tag me. I want to be your audience! Sending all my love and black market toilet paper,” she said in a video she uploaded on her social media accounts. Make sure to check out the replies.

Quarantined Italians perform for their neighbors.

After the Italian government initiated a national lockdown, residents came together through music. Several viral videos have captured Italians singing to each other through the windows of their homes, and in a few places, some musicians launched into national songs from their balconies.

Delta’s CEO forgoes his own salary to prevent layoffs.

Whereas the Whole Foods CEO reportedly recommended his staff “donate” their paid time off to sick coworkers, Delta CEO Ed Bastian says he will forgo his salary for six months to avoid potential layoffs due to sweeping travel cuts.

Josh Gad reads to kids to help out parents.

On Friday, March 13, the actor lent his famous voice—you may recognize him as Olaf from Disney’s Frozen—to parents as “10 minutes of free daycare” by live-streaming a reading of his favorite children’s book, Olivia Goes to Venice, on Twitter.

“Since we’re all stuck at home right now, I figured we would have a little fun together, so I’m going to see how this goes, but I decided I’m gonna read to your and your children or just you, depending on what you prefer,” Gad said. “I’m not gonna pass judgment right now since the world is a little bit of a hot mess.”

Gad said he’d try to read a new story each night and has kept his word. “I’ll try to provide at least 10 minutes of daycare to you and your families a night while we’re going through this unprecedented global event,” he said. “I love you all. I hope you’re all healthy and safe, wherever you are and hopefully I will see you all very soon. Take care.”

The Metropolitan Opera is streaming operas for free.

OperaWire reports that the Metropolitan Opera will host “Nightly Met Opera Streams” on its website in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic. “We’d like to provide some grand opera solace to opera lovers in these extraordinarily difficult times,” said Met general manager Peter Gelb in a statement. “Every night, we’ll be offering a different complete operatic gem from our collection of HD presentations from the past 14 years.”

Each performance will begin at 7:30 p.m. ET and will be available to stream for 23 hours. Click here for the schedule.

Jennifer Garner wants to see your talents.

From musicals and concerts to sporting events and high school debates, events have been canceled across the country. But Jennifer Garner doesn't want that hard work to go unnoticed. “To the Elsas and Matildas; to the Willy Lomans and Romeos. Not to mention the flautists, the pianists, the gymnasts, the shot-putter. We want to SEE—show us what you’ve got!! 🌟 #heyjenlookatme,” she wrote on Instagram.

LVMH is using its perfume and cosmetics factories to make hand sanitizer.

LVMH, the conglomerate that owns brands like Christian Dior and Givenchy, made a big announcement on March 15. The hydroalcoholic gel produced in the factories that normally make fragrances like Joy and J’Adore will be delivered free to French authorities. “Through this initiative, LVMH intends to help address the risk of a lack of product in France and enable a greater number of people to continue to take the right action to protect themselves from the spread of the virus,” the company said in a statement.

JJ Watt and Kealia Ohai donate $350,000 to Houston Food Bank.

Houston Texans defensive end J.J. Watt and his wife, Chicago Red Stars forward Kealia Ohai, donated $350,000 to the Houston Food Bank to aid in relief efforts during the pandemic. ESPN reporter Adam Schefter posted the news on Twitter, reporting that their contribution would help provide “over 1 million meals” to those in need.

Disneyland donates its leftover food after closing.

The California theme park announced that it would be donating all the food it can during the shutdown due to the spread of COVID-19. Perishable foods will be donated to a local food bank, Second Harvest Food Bank of Orange County, according to a tweet from the Disney Parks account.

Lizzo hosts a meditation session on Instagram.

After being forced to postpone her Houston Rodeo performance on March 13, Lizzo posted a “meditation and mantra to promote healing during this global crisis” on her Instagram. The entire video is 30 minutes long.

“Use at your own pace,” she added in the caption. “Love you!”

Jennifer Garner and Amy Adams launch Save With Stories.

Adams joined Instagram to announce the launch of her and Garner’s charity initiative, Save With Stories, which aims to provide the supplies and resources necessary for the children who rely on their schools for food. They’ve partnered with the organizations Save the Children and No Kid Hungry on this.

Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds donate $1 million to Feeding America and Food Banks Canada.

Lively and Reynolds announced via Instagram that they would be donating $1 million to be split between the two charities, which are helping to feed people (especially elderly adults and low-income families) during the pandemic. Lively encouraged others to donate if they can and to stay connected with friends and family via FaceTime, Skype, and video. “We can all do something for one another, even if that’s staying home,” she wrote. Of course, she also got in a jab at her husband writing, “Now can someone just tell Ryan that ‘emotional distancing’ from his mother-in-law is not a thing. Nothing can save him.”

“I think we can all agree, COVID-19 is an asshole,” Reynolds wrote. “If you’re able to help, visit, @feedingamerica and @foodbankscanada.” He also jokingly posted a fake phone number for Hugh Jackman, giving fans a little levity in a tough time.

Ciara and Russell Wilson donate 1 million meals in Seattle.

Seattle has been one of the cities hit hardest (and earliest) by the coronavirus pandemic so far. It also happens to be the home of Ciara and her Seattle Seahawks quarterback husband, Russell Wilson. The couple announced on Instagram that they are donating 1 million meals via Food Lifeline. “The world needs us ALL. These are unprecedented times. We are supporting our community in Seattle by donating 1 million meals with Seattle @FoodLifeLine,” the singer wrote on Instagram, alongside a video of the couple. “Rally with us and support your local food bank @FeedingAmerica We can all make a difference together. Let’s all keep the Faith during this difficult time.”

Grey’s Anatomy, The Good Doctor, and The Resident are donating their medical gowns and gloves to actual doctors and nurses who need them.

“To the entire team @theresidentonfox, thank you for this incredibly generous donation of #PPE from your set, including gowns, masks, gloves, and all the things our healthcare workers need to provide safe care for our community during #COVID19,” Karen Law, a rheumatologist at Atlanta’s Grady Memorial Hospital, wrote on Instagram. “Yesterday, I had a serious discussion with the residents about how, though supplies are low, a magical shipment of masks is unlikely to arrive. And yet, a magical shipment of masks DID arrive, in the form of this very generous gesture.”

According to E! News, The Good Doctor and Grey’s Anatomy are also donating supplies, while the firefighting show Station 19 is lending its stockpile of materials to the City of Ontario Fire Department and the firehouse in L.A.’s Los Feliz neighborhood, station 35.

“At Station 19, we were lucky enough to have about 300 of the coveted N95 masks which we donated to our local fire station,” Grey’s and Station 19 showrunner and executive producer Krista Vernoff told E! News. “They were tremendously grateful. At Grey’s Anatomy, we have a back stock of gowns and gloves which we are donating as well. We are all overwhelmed with gratitude for our health care workers during this incredibly difficult time, and in addition to these donations, we are doing our part to help them by staying home.”

Ariana Grande is donating to a bunch of different organizations.

Ariana Grande recently spoke out about the importance of social distancing. “I keep hearing from a surprising amount of people statements like ‘this isn’t a big deal’ / ‘we’ll be fine’…‘we still have to go about our lives’ and it’s really blowing my mind,” she wrote in an Instagram story. “I understand if that is how u felt weeks ago. but please read about what’s going on. please don’t turn a blind eye.

“It is incredibly dangerous and selfish to take this situation that lightly,” she continued. “The ‘we will be fine because we’re young’ mindset is putting people who aren’t young and / or healthy in a lot of danger. you sound stupid and privileged and you need to care more about others. like now.”

Now Grande is using her platform to encourage her fans to do more than just stay indoors. “My heart hurts for the small businesses, individuals, and families affected by all of this," she said on Instagram story on March 19, listing a group of organizations she is currently supporting, including the Opportunity Fund, GiveDirectly, Feeding America, Croce Rossa Italiana, and the World Health Organization.

Christian Siriano has offered to make masks.

Netflix is establishing a $150 million relief fund.

The streaming giant has set up a massive relief fund to aid out-of-work entertainment-industry workers during a time when pretty much every TV and movie production has shut down. “The COVID-19 crisis is devastating for many industries, including the creative community. Almost all television and film production has now ceased globally—leaving hundreds of thousands of crew and cast without jobs,” Netflix’s chief content officer Ted Sarandos said in a statement. “These include electricians, carpenters, and drivers, many of whom are paid hourly wages and work on a project-to-project basis. This community has supported Netflix through the good times, and we want to help them through these hard times, especially while governments are still figuring out what economic support they will provide.

“What’s happening is unprecedented,” he continued. “We are only as strong as the people we work with, and Netflix is fortunate to be able to help those hardest hit in our industry through this challenging time.” Sarandos said they are working through exactly what this looks like, production by production, but that this money is in addition to the two weeks’ pay they already committed to providing for cast and crew on productions that were suspended last week.

Rihanna’s Clara Lionel Foundation donates $5 million to relief efforts.

RiRi’s foundation is donating $5 million to support those on the front lines of the virus response efforts, especially in marginalized communities in the United States, the Caribbean, and Africa. The foundation is partnering with organizations like Direct Relief, Partners in Health, Feeding America, the International Rescue Committee, and the World Health Organization’s COVID-19 Solidarity Response Fund. The money will also help provide protective gear for hospital workers and first responders and distribute respiratory supplies in countries like Malawi and Haiti.

On March 26, New York Governor Andrew Cuomo revealed another way Rihanna helped aid coronavirus relief (to New York specifically). "I want to thank @rihanna and the Rihanna Foundation for donating Personal Protective Equipment to New York State. We're so appreciative of your help and that of so many others who have stepped up," he tweeted.

Starbucks will pay workers for the next 30 days, even if they stay home.

Starbucks has committed to paying its staff for the next 30 days, at least, whether or not they can come into work.

“With daily news from friends and family members getting laid off and businesses closing, we need one another more than ever. We need to be a different kind of company,” Starbucks president Rossann Williams said in a letter to the entire company. “Together, we have successfully navigated many challenges throughout our history, and managing COVID-19 will be no different. You have my word, we will continue to stay true to Our Mission and Values, making the right decisions even when it’s hard, and caring for you and our customers.”

Bethenny Frankel is donating 1 million masks to hospitals fighting coronavirus.

Bethenny Frankel from The Real Housewives of New York City is supplying more than 1 million masks to benefit hospitals during the coronavirus pandemic. Through her organization BStrong and its partner Global Empowerment Mission, Frankel has been raising funds to put together what she calls “BStrong corona kits,” while focusing on the shortage of necessary medical supplies. Frankel said the masks will be available within the next few days and will be immediately sent to hospitals.

Actors Dax Shepard and Kristen Bell are waiving rent for tenants through April.

Dax Shepard and Kristen Bell, who apparently moonlight as landlords for a couple of residential buildings in Los Angeles, are waiving their tenants’ rent fees for April due to coronavirus. Shepard’'s sister, who manages the couple’s company Pringus Property LLC, reportedly emailed tenants over the weekend with the news and added that the company will continue to work with residents “going forward.”

Kylie Jenner donates $1 million to L.A. hospitals.

On March 25, Dr. Thaïs Aliabad announced on Instagram that Kylie Jenner donated $1 million to help her and doctors buy masks, face shields, and other protective gear for L.A. area hospitals.

“One of my patients, a beautiful Living Angel, just donated $1,000,000 to help us buy hundreds of thousands of masks, face shields, and other protective gear, which we will have delivered directly to our first responders, as too many masks at hospitals are disappearing before making their way onto the faces of our front line heroes,” she wrote in the caption of a photo of Jenner and her daughter, Stormi Webster.

Drew Brees is donating $5 million to the state of Louisiana.

The New Orleans Saints player announced his donation on Thursday, March 26. “[My wife] Brittany and I are committing $5 million to the state of Louisiana in 2020,” he said, per TMZ. “The priority now is helping our communities get through this tough time.”

Angeline Jolie donates $1 million to children affected by the coronavirus.

Angelina Jolie donated $1 million to No Kid Hungry, an organization helping to feed children who relied on school lunches for their meals. “As of this week, over a billion children are out of school worldwide because of closures linked to coronavirus,” she said in a statement. “Many children depend on the care and nutrition they receive during school hours, including nearly 22 million children in America who rely on food support. No Kid Hungry is making resolute efforts to reach as many of those children as possible.”

John Mayer gives “generous” donation to Livingston HealthCare Foundation.

A “generous” donation from John Mayer will help Park County in Montana purchase lifesaving ventilators and medical equipment to fight COVID-19. According to the Livingston Enterprise, Mayer, who is a part-time resident of Park County, donated to the Livingston HealthCare Foundation.

Oprah donates $10 million toward COVID-19 relief efforts.

According to TMZ, $1 million of Oprah’s donation will go to America’s Food Fund—cofounded by Leonardo DiCaprio and Laurene Powell Jobs—which aims to help feed those most affected by the coronavirus pandemic. The rest will reportedly be dispersed to COVID-19 relief efforts across the country.

Selena Gomez donates to Cedars Sinai, where she received her kidney transplant.

"So thankful for every single medical professional who is putting their health on the line to take care of others White heart I’m donating to @CedarsSinai as they are low on masks and ventilators. They’ve taken such good care of me so it’s my turn to show my gratitude," she tweeted.

Pink donated $1 million to relief funds.

In March, Pink tested positive for COVID-19. However, by April 3, she announced to the world she's in the clear.

"Two weeks ago my three-year-old son, Jameson, and I are were showing symptoms of COVID-19," Pink wrote. "Fortunately, our primary care physician had access to tests and I tested positive. My family was already sheltering at home and we continued to do so for the last two weeks following the instruction of our doctor. Just a few days ago we were retested and are now thankfully negative."

In the post, Pink also announced she will donate $500,000 to the Temple University Hospital Emergency Fund to honor her mother, Judy Moore, who worked at the Philadelphia hospital for nearly 20 years. She's also donating $500,000 to the City of Los Angeles Mayor’s Emergency COVID-19 Crisis Fund.

Olympian Maia Shibutani started a GoFundMe to get health care workers the personal protective equipment they need.

Maia Shibutani, an ice skater who won a bronze medal at the Olympics in 2018, is kick-starting a crowdfunding effort to get health care workers the supplies that they need. (Shibutani overcame cancer late last year and had a tumor removed in December.) The GoFundMe page has reached its $15,000 goal and is still going. All of the funds will go to GetUsPPE, an organization that is working to connect physicians with equipment and supplies, including masks, N95 respirators, surgical masks, protective goggles, and more.

Kate Upton and Justin Verlander donate MLB checks to fight coronavirus.

Baseball season has been postponed, but the league is still willing to pay its players. Justin Verlander announced that he and his wife, Kate Upton, are going to take that money and hand it back to charities and nonprofit organizations working to fight the virus. In an Instagram video post, Verlander shared that they're going to change things up and find a different group every week.

“Recently the @mlb announced they will be continuing to send paychecks to players while the season is suspended,” he said. “@kateupton and I have decided to donate those funds to a different organization each week so that we can support their efforts and highlight the great work they’re doing during the COVID-19 crisis.”

Halsey is donating 100,000 masks.

Halsey posted on Instagram that she's sourced thousands of masks that she'll be donating to several hospitals. "Every single day I am in awe of the medical workers on the frontlines," the singer wrote in the caption. "Their determination, selflessness, and empathy is the single greatest example of our capacity to love and survive as humans. I am beyond privileged to be self isolating in my home, without the fear and obligation of essential work employment."

She also directed her fans to donate, if they can, to GiveDirectly, a nonprofit that helps vulnerable households. "I will be making a sizeable donation, and encourage you to help in any way that you can," she added.

Team USA donates food meant for Olympians.

The 2020 Tokyo Olympics has already been postponed to 2021, but that doesn't mean all the preparations will go to waste. The United States Olympic & Paralympic Committee had already gathered over 18,000 pallets of food to be eaten by athletes during the games, and now that's been donated to the Care and Share Food Bank in Colorado Springs.

“These are incredibly difficult times for everyone,” Rick Adams, the USOPC’s chief of sport performance and National Governing Body services, said in a release. “Our CEO, Sarah Hirshland, is someone who’s always thinking about others, and in this case, when she became aware that we had this large volume of food, she wanted to make sure we did all we could for the people in Colorado Springs who need it.”

Paris Hilton

The mogul and her family’s Hilton Foundation donated $10 million in funding toward relief efforts and support for communities most impacted by coronavirus in Los Angeles and beyond.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle donate wedding funds to Feeding Britain.

The royal couple has donated profits from their royal wedding broadcast in May 2018 to Feeding Britain, a U.K. charity focusing on providing food to families in need during the COVID-19 crisis. According to Us Weekly, the donation came out to over $112,000.

“The Duke and Duchess were able to speak to the archbishop recently, and were moved to hear all about the work Feeding Britain was doing to support people during COVID-19,” a Feeding Britain spokesperson said. “They have particularly fond memories of their visit to the citizens’ supermarket in Birkenhead, especially the generosity and compassion of everyone working there to help others. They are delighted to be able to ensure this money is donated to such a great cause.”

Khloé Kardashian buys groceries for elderly Los Angeles residents.

After her younger sister Kylie Jenner donated $1 million to help health care workers get proper equipment, TMZ reports that Khloé Kardashian has been covering groceries at Trader Joe’s and Ralphs supermarkets for older customers who have been allowed to visit the stores earlier in the morning.

Sources say she also bought store gift cards for about 200 grocery workers at these supermarkets, presumably to thank them for their work and ensure they also have access to food and meals for their families.

Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis create Quarantine Wine for charity.

The couple is teaming up with Nocking Point Wines and Battle Creek Vineyards to create Quarantine Wine, with 100% of the profits going to charities they've vetted that are doing work surrounding COVID-19 relief. “100 percent, that’s right, 100 percent of the profits will go to a handful of charities that we have vetted for you and are so proud of during this time,” Kunis said in a video they released on social media. “Anything from feeding families who have fallen on hard times—”

Kutcher added: “To supplying PPE equipment to frontline medical workers, to helping small businesses and people who are in distress recover.”

You can buy the wine and read more about who will receive the money here.

Beyoncé’s BeyGOOD will donate $6 million to mental health facilities.

BeyGOOD, Beyoncé's charitable initiative, has partnered with Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey’s #StartSmall by donating $6 million to aid organizations that provide mental wellness services.

“In our major cities, African Americans comprise a disproportionate number of workers in these indispensable occupations, and they will need mental health support and personal wellness care, including testing and medical services, food supplies and food deliveries, both during and after the crisis,” her reps said in a statement.

Kendall Jenner’s Zaza World dropped a new line of merch for COVID-19 relief.

On May 1, Jenner took to Instagram to announce a new line of merchandise created for her Zaza World project, adding that 100% of the net proceeds will go to Feeding America. The line includes hoodies, T-shirts, hats, stickers, and tote bags, each emblazoned with sayings like “Stay home” and “This shirt feeds people.”

"Don’t Forget To Hit Shop.ZaZaWorld.Com…We’re Donating 100% Of Our Net Proceeds To @feedingamerica In An Effort To Help Those Affected By Covid-19," Jenner wrote in the caption.

Originally Appeared on Glamour