March 15 2013, 9:54am– We now have our very first footage of Rupert Grint rocking out on stage as Cheetah Chrome in CBGB – the movie’s official facebook page (remember to “Like” their page to show your excitement and support for the film) released this clip earlier today.

Check out the clip below – Rupert‘s appearance is a blink-and-you’ll-miss-it moment, so keep a keen eye out for him (hint: don’t blink around the 0:30 mark).

We were able to grap a couple of screenshots from the few seconds and you can check them out in our gallery here.

Remember that you still have 5 days left to bid on this amazing poster signed by Rupert Grint, Fredrik Bond and Til Schweiger – this is a very special item that was given to us exclusively, so make sure you bid for it so that we can raise a good amount of money for Birmingham Children’s Hospital. All you have to do is go to our eBay page and start bidding!
We have also recieved a statement from BCH after we told them about this special auction:

All the money raised from this event will be supporting our Children’s Cancer Centre Appeal. This is a life changing campaign for children and families suffering from Cancer. We are trying to raise £4 million to develop a new Cancer Centre here at Birmingham Children’s Hospital for children across the Midlands and beyond. With your help each one of these families will be in a place that is comfortable, warm and entertaining at a time when they need these things the most.
Many Thanks for your support,
Hamish Shilliday, Hospital Fundraiser, Birmingham Children’s Hospital

March 11, 2013, 10:44am– A new video has surfaced which shows Rupert Grint lending his support to another heartwarming cause. In October of last year he visited the warehouse of the West African Relief where he saw all the items that were about to be brought to Sierra Leone. Check out the video below to see the amazing things that this organization does, watch as clothes, medicine and vital supplies are distributed to the orphans and hear the lovely things being said about Rupert‘s support.

West African Relief is a Non Governmental, non profit making charity organization whose entire focus is upon the alleviation and eradication of poverty in West Africa.

Remember that we have just launched our exclusive auction where you can bid on a Berlinale poster signed by Rupert, Fredrik Bond and Til Schweiger. Go HERE to read all about it and bid bid bid.

UPDATE: We’ve just uploaded 22 photos of Rupert from the West African Relief promo event that took place in October of last year. Check them out in the gallery here.

August 1st, 2012, 6:06am– There are only 24 days until Rupert Grint turns 24-years-old and this means that it is time for our annual Birthday Project. Every year, fans from around the world come together to make August 24 extra special for Rupert, and this year we have decided to do a project close to Rupert‘s heart and our own. Instead of sending Rupert a gift or a birthday card, we want you to use that money on a donation for Rupert‘s favourite charity, the Teenage Cancer Trust!

We have decided to make the entire month of August our “Teenage Cancer Trust Awareness Month” and we plan on promoting this cause on the site as well as on our Facebook, our Twitter and our Tumblr. But we cannot do this without your help – so please help us spread the word to anyone and everyone that you know. Every little bit helps, and we want this project to become a huge success!

As you all know, we had the chance to ask Rupert a few questions at the Olympic Torch Relay last Wednesday, and we took the opportunity to ask which charity was closest to his heart. You can see his response below:

We have made it easy for everyone to donate by creating a Just Giving page where all the donations go directly to the Teenage Cancer Trust. Our page can be found HERE! When you have donated you will be able to leave a Happy Birthday message for Rupert which we will pass along to him on the big day.

All you have to do now is DONATE! DONATE! DONATE!

UPDATE: We have received a statement from Teenage Cancer Trust about this Birthday Project and what the money donated will help achieve:

We are honoured that Rupert Grint and his fans have chosen to celebrate his 24th birthday by raising money for Teenage Cancer Trust. Every penny will make a massive difference to the six young people aged between 13 and 24 diagnosed with cancer every day.

As the only UK charity dedicated to improving the quality of life and chances of survival for the, we build specialist units within NHS hospitals bringing young people together to be treated by teenage cancer experts in a place designed just for them. We want every young person with cancer to have access to this specialist support, no matter where they live. With your support we know we can achieve this.
Thank you.

July 4th, 2012, 5:35pm– Tonight Rupert Grint attended the Annual F1 Party which was held to celebrate the official launch of the 2012 Formula 1 British Grand Prix. The party was hosted by Great Ormond Street Hospital and Formula One Management and took place at Battersea Evolution in Battersea Park. Rupert attended the party with his younger brother James, and they both looked handsome on the red carpet.

Not only does this sound like a fun night for Rupert and James, but the party also helped raise money for Great Ormond Street Hospital:

This year, the F1™ Party will begin fundraising for the new surgery centre, where some of the world’s most renowned paediatric surgeons will be operating on patients as young as a few hours through to 18 years old.

Check out the first picture of Rupert attending the F1 Party in our gallery here! We will update with more pics as soon as they become available.

UPDATE: We have four new HQ pictures which you can view here. We’re working to bring you more, so stay tuned! NOTE: We’ve added a few more and will be adding more tomorrow.

UPDATE #2: As promised more photos from last night’s event can be found here.

March 26th, 2012, 6:28pm–Rupert Grint has signed t-shirts in support for Marie Curie Cancer Care‘s Great Daffodil Appeal which helps provide nurses at home for those terminal in their final days. The t-shirts, which an extra large and medium are available, will be auctioned off on Ebay. Rupert has a bit of a family appeal for the organization as his aunt is a volunteer for them. He also had this to say about the project:

I want to do my bit and help Marie Curie raise as much money as possible so that more people can be supported by their nurses at home during their final days.

For the extra large t-shirt you can bid on it here and the medium one can be bided on here. Good luck!