Sabrina Deep to Donate All Her Winnings to Charity

TORONTO   Sabrina Deep has decided to publicly support charitable causes anytime that she competes in a contest where she wins prize money.

A regular donor in her privacy, Deep took inspiration from Girlfriends Films regular donations to come forward in the hope of inspiring others in the adult industry to give back for a good cause.

"Adult performers always 'beg' for votes whenever they are featured in a contest and they often put their fans in an uncomfortable position in the hope of grabbing more money for themselves; although this is totally legitimate and respectable, I wanted to have a less selfish approach to the industry contests and I wanted to give my fans a better reason than just porn to cast their vote for me," Deep said.

"At the end, if I won a contest I'd already gain popularity and therefore money and donating the attached prize seems a pretty reasonable thing to do to me. I am going to throw myself into any available contest from now on and I will donate all my winnings to different organizations chosen from time to time, plus I will add more money from my own wallet."

This month she is featured in the Miss Freeones contest in three different categories and a win in all of them would grant the charitable organization chosen by Deep a donation of at least $17,000.

"I will donate 100 percent of my winnings from the Miss Freeones contest to the St. Jude Children's Research Hospital of Los Angeles and I will also match 100 percent of the next position prize in each category where I win a prize from my own wallet," Deep said. "I will provide proof of donation at the Miss Freeones party in Miami on May 19 and through the press."

The St. Jude Children's Research Hospital's mission is "to find cures for children with cancer and other life-threatening diseases through research and treatment."

People willing to embrace Deep's initiative are encouraged to donate directly on the St. Jude hospital website and to support Deep in the Miss Freeones contest towards her goal of donating her winnings.

More information can be found here.

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