Sport Relief :
-Website: www.sportrelief.com
Sport Relief is a fundraising initiative by Comic Relief to help vulnerable people living incredibly tough lives in UK and across the world.
The Spice Girls launched Sport Relief by modelling this year’s t-shirt. Melanie C commented: "Signing up to do a mile for Sport Relief is such an easy thing to do especially after the post Christmas excesses."
The girls added: "Whether you're young or old, fit or unfit, most people can do a mile in one way or another and help poor and vulnerable people in the process."

Versus Cancer:
-Website: www.versuscancer.org
Versus Cancer are dedicated to making a difference to people suffering from cancer – bringing people together to create one off concerts, featuring living legends and new talent alike to perform rarely seen sets and one off collaborations, to raise much needed money to fight this disease. Melanie supported the campaign with a photoshoot wearing the Versus Cancer pin.

Denim & Diamond Hope Awards 2008:
-Website: www.denimdiamonds.ca
The Hope & Cope Young Adult Division was established in May 2001 with the goal of raising awareness of young adult cancer and raising funds to support Hope & Cope's programs and services. Denim & Diamonds is the most talked about fundraising event of the year in Canada with the Hope Award for those who made a difference, and who are an inspiration to many people whose lives have been changed by the cancer experience.
Melanie took part of the event on May 5th in Montreal, Canada, performing an acoustic set.

'De-Feet' Lung Cancer Campaign:
-Website: www.roycastle.org/de-feet
The Roy Castle Lung Foundation will be launching a Celebrity Shoe Auction on 12th September as part of the 'De-Feet' Lung Cancer Campaign.
Melanie C joined the group of celebrities including Formula 1's Lewis Hamilton, Dame Judi Dench, Take That's Gary Barlow and Harry Potter star Daniel Radcliffe that pledged a pair of their favourite shoes for the online auction.
The 'De-Feet' Lung Cancer Campaign aims to raise public awareness about lung cancer in the UK and to support the Foundation's works.
Besides the online auction, the 'De-Feet' Lung Cancer Campaign is encouraging people to sponsor events to help raising money for the Foundation.

Liverpool Unites - Concert for Rhys:
-Website: www.liverpoolecho.co.uk
Melanie performed at the tribute concert to Rhys Jones, the 11 years old boy shot by a youth on a bicycle at a pub car park in Croxteth, Liverpool. The concert took place at the Echo Arena, Liverpool, on August 15th and aimed to raise funds to build a community centre dedicated to Rhys.
Melanie said: “We aim to ensure Rhys's name will live on, and that other children have the opportunity to benefit from a community centre where they can play in a safe environment. I hope this concert helps to make a difference. I'm from Liverpool and I was horrified, shocked and saddened when I read about little Rhys. Like everyone else, I just wanted to do anything I could to help. It terrifies me to think that little kids are growing up in a country that is getting more and more violent. Kids carrying knives is just too awful to think about, but we can't sit around being shocked. We all have to do what we can to try to stop it. All I think about is what sort of low self-esteem and sense of self-worth these kids have if they accept that being killed in this culture of violence is just a fact of their lives. I grew up in a typical working-class area of Liverpool. After school my mum didn't see me because I was outside all the time playing. But kids can't do that any more. All the innocence of childhood is slowly being stripped away.” Mel's mum Joan O'Neill also performed on the event.