Orlando is among the celebrities who will attend the Terrell Buckley Celebrity Golf Weekend in Jamaica on April 16. The weekends events will include a silent auction on Friday, April 15 to benefit the Mustard Seed Communities, a non-profit organization caring for babies and children with disabilities. Full details.

Charity Buzz is auctioning off some items donated by celebrities for Haiti relief, one of them is a phone call from Orlando on Valentine’s Day, proceeds will benefit Oxfam International. Click here to bid, auction ends February 10, 2010 at 12 pm ET.

Orlando’s mom, Sonia plans to put up some of Orlando’s possessions up for auction to raise money for charity. Speaking of charity, Orlando has sold a date with himself for $14,600 at a star-studded charity bash for London’s Great Ormond Street Hospital on Wednesday.

Sonia Copeland-Bloom said she decided to sell items because they were taking up too much room in her Kent home. She wants to raise funds for the £25.6m redevelopment of the Marlowe Theatre and a number of other charities.
Items that are going up for grabs include a wetsuit Bloom used while filming the Lord of the Rings in New Zealand and movie memorabilia. Sports equipment that he used while he was growing up in Canterbury and shoes he used on the set of the film Kingdom of Heaven will also be sold.

Ms Copeland-Bloom said: “We’ve got a wetsuit that he wore when he was filming with the hobbits. “This was off-screen, I must say. He was very keen on surfing in New Zealand. You can see that they’ve still got the sea and the sand on those.” She added: “I visited the set in Wellington, New Zealand, several times. It was wonderful always when I went on there. “I was given this [signed Lord of the Rings] poster and however much I treasure it I think if it could make some money for some of the charities I support it would be a good thing.”

Bloom appeared at the Marlowe Theatre early in his acting career and is now one of its patrons. In March its owners were given permission to build a 1,200-seat auditorium and a second 150-seat performance space will be built on the current site.