John Legend is hosting an event for The Art of Elysium . Please note the satanic all-seeing eye in this photo advertising a table for $100,000. When you click on additional information about where the money goes, it states some community art programs focusing on fashion and design, movement, music, theatre and film. I see nothing about helping children.

These are the charity's programs. All of the photos show children, so one must assume that children are the main beneficiaries of these programs. One program states:

These programs are focused on providing youth with positive psychosocial skills to cope with chronic illnesses or physical disfigurements that set them apart from their peers.

There appears to be no breakdown of where the donated money goes. There is a financials link for 2017, which gives general details about philanthropy

The Art of Elysium's founders are Jennifer Howell, James Franco and Vince Jolivette . This video in which Amber Heard (and Depp) is honoured by Elysium shows James Franco leaning his head affectionately on Marina Abramovic's shoulder and Marina tenderly looking into his eyes.

I think The Art of Elysium is a fake charity. I am no accountant, but I cannot see that it pays any taxes. This is a vehicle for Jennifer Howell to hobnob with the Hollywood heavies and make herself wealthy.

According to its 2015 tax return Elysium had net assets of $5,371,088. From what I can see, the charity paid a salary of $740,000+ to founder Jennifer Howell. As she owns the charity, I'm assuming the cash of $5m+ is hers. Johnny Depp donated $25,000 (no doubt why Amber Heard was 'honoured' by them). James Franco gave $7000. It states that its outgoings of $700K went to

WEEKLY ART, MUSIC, PHOTOGRAPHY AND THEATER WORKSHOPS FOR HOSPITALIZED CHILDREN AT HOSPITALS. PROGRAMS SHOWCASE VOLUNTEER ARTISTS AND HOSPITALIZED CHILDREN'S ART WHICH BUILD SELF-ESTEEM TO HOSPITALIZED CHILDREN BATTLING CRITICAL ILLNESS AND PHYSICAL DEFORMITIES

But there are absolutely no evidence of this.

I think this charity is a scam. It's a vehicle set up by Jennifer Howell to make Jennifer wealthy. There's no outreach work that is either visible or in evidence. There is a bit of paying lipservice by making promises to aspiring actors. But apart from that nada, zilch, zero to kids in need.