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Justin Bieber donates $545K to AIDS charity at Cannes

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London: Justin Bieber recently donated 545,000 dollars for AIDS charity when he visited at a celebrity gala in Cannes, it has been revealed.

The pop star, who was dressed a black, double-breasted suit, donated the money at the amfAR gala, which raises money for AIDS research, said that he just felt inspired to do something good, TMZ.com reported.

Hollywood A-listers namely Leo DiCaprio, Heidi Klum, John Travolta, and Sharon Stone were also present at the venue. 

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