Pop Star Fergie Donates Portion Of South Florida Concert Sales To Benefit Joe DiMaggio's Children's Hospital

Hollywood, FL (CNS) - She's known for her big hits such as "Clumsy," Glamorous," and "Fergilicious," and now for having a big heart, too. Pop star Fergie was in South Florida over the weekend to perform at Hollywood's Seminole Hard Rock Live and made a special appearance before her concert to donate a portion of her ticket sales with a check to the Joe DiMaggio's Children's Hospital in Hollywood.

Looking no less than glamorous herself, "The Duchess" as she is usually referred as, or real name Stacy Ann Ferguson, posed with kids along with representatives from the children's hospital and the $20,000 check at the Hard Rock's Café. Celebrity News Service was there to soak in the pre-concert fun as Fergie posed for the cameras, showing her caring side for a good cause.

"I'm happy to be here and be part of the Ambassadors of Rock concert," she told the crowd at the pre-concert VIP party. "I want to thank the Joe DiMaggio Children's Hospital and to all these guys for coming out. Let's all have a great time [tonight]."

Fergie also signed an Ambassadors of Rock guitar during the party and donated her own memorabilia for the event, which was added to the Hard Rock's world-famous collection.

Fergie later performed for her packed-house of fans and kicked-off her concert with "Here I Come" followed by a string of her radio hits including "London Bridge," "My Humps," "Don't Phunk With My Heart," and the ballad "Big Girls Don't Cry."