Charlie Sheen has donated 25,000 dollars to typhoon-stricken Philippines in order to help find the island's missing children and pay for their food.
The 48-year-old actor has given the money to the PREDA Foundation, which is working to help the people affected by the natural calamity, Contactmusic reported.
According to a US gossip site, Sheen's donation will be used to provide food in the shelters set up for the affected people.
Sheen had earlier donated 10000 dollars to 'The Walk To End Epilepsy' charity.
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