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Happy Birthday, Mr. Miller

Wentworth Miller Fans for CharityToday is Wentworth Miller's birthday. Fans of the Prison Break star around the world have been making gifts in his honor to support UNICEF's lifesaving work for kids.

The Wentworth Miller Fans for Charity site enables "anyone who wishes to make a donation to this cause in lieu of a birthday gift to Wentworth" to do so through June 30.

A fan named Johanna came up with the idea for the project, and it was brought to life by three others who go by the names “Mink,” “Maichan” and “WetForWent” (!) online.

Thanks, ladies! And happy birthday, Mr. Miller.

Posted by Alisa Aydin, UNICEF USA on June 2, 2008 11:29 AM |

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Comments (1)

Dorothy Smith:

It's a very nice idea to honor Wentworth Miller on his birthday. His work for kids is commendable.

Posted by Dorothy Smith | June 18, 2008 1:53 AM

Posted on June 18, 2008 01:53

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