Give

Give (2016-2017)

EndedReality show

Small charities often make a discreet impact, changing lives without recognition for their good works. "Give" seeks to shine a light on these organizations, sending philanthropically-minded celebrities from film, television, music, sports and business to learn about their practices. Each episode a celebrity ambassador visits two charities that employ innovation and a dedication to positive change in their communities and the world, helping to spread the inspirational stories of the quiet heroes behind the scenes and their missions to make a better society.

Network
Scheduleevery Saturday at 14:00 (30 min)

Recent Episodes

EpisodeNameAirdate
S02E05Give to Building Strong Women and Girlsoct. 28, 2017
S02E04Give to the Transformative Power of Athletics for Underserved Children and Youthoct. 21, 2017
S02E03Give to Rescued Kittens and Cats and the People Who Care for Themoct. 14, 2017
S02E02Give to Long-Term Solutions to Long-Term Problemsoct. 7, 2017
S01E26Give Innovationsmai 27, 2017
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Frequently Asked Questions  Warning: Spoilers

When did 'Give' premiere?

'Give' premiered on September 17, 2016.

Who hosted the TV show 'Give'?

Blair Underwood hosted the TV show 'Give'.

What was the concept of 'Give'?

'Give' was a reality show that showcased the power of giving back to communities and individuals in need.

How many episodes were there in the first season of 'Give'?

The first season of 'Give' consisted of ten episodes.

Which organization partnered with 'Give' to make a difference?

'Give' partnered with Unilever to make a difference in the lives of deserving individuals and communities.

How were the recipients of the show selected?

The recipients of 'Give' were selected through a nominations process, where individuals or communities in need were identified and chosen to receive help.

What types of projects were featured on 'Give'?

'Give' featured a wide range of projects, including building schools, renovating community centers, and assisting families in need.

Did 'Give' focus on a specific region or was it nationwide?

'Give' had a nationwide focus, reaching out to communities across the United States.

How were the projects funded on 'Give'?

The projects on 'Give' were funded through donations and sponsorships from various partners and organizations.

Did 'Give' involve any celebrity appearances?

Yes, 'Give' featured celebrity guest appearances, where well-known personalities joined in to lend their support to the cause.

Were there any memorable moments or surprises on 'Give'?

'Give' was filled with heartwarming moments and surprises, as recipients and communities were often overwhelmed by the support they received.

Did 'Give' showcase the impact of the projects after completion?

Yes, 'Give' highlighted the impact of the projects on the lives of the recipients and the communities involved.

How did viewers respond to 'Give'?

Viewers responded positively to 'Give', appreciating its focus on helping others and making a difference in the world.

Were there any special episodes or events on 'Give'?

'Give' had special episodes where multiple projects were undertaken simultaneously, showcasing the collective effort of giving back.

Did 'Give' receive any awards or recognition?

While there is no specific information about awards or recognition received by 'Give', the show was appreciated for its philanthropic efforts.

What made 'Give' stand out among other TV shows?

'Give' stood out due to its unique concept of highlighting the power of giving back and making a positive impact on communities in need.

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