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Celebrity supportersWaterAid enjoys the support of a variety of TV and sporting celebrities, including those listed below. Please contact the media team for more information. 
Lily ColeCole was born in Torquay, England, and raised in London with her two siblings. A chance encounter began her modelling career when she was just fourteen. She is now one of Britain's top models. Lily has supported WaterAid in various ways, including getting behind our Would You Drink This? campaign, and modelling the famous WaterAid/H&M bikini. 
James CracknellJames Cracknell, OBE, is an English rowing champion and double Olympic gold medallist. He is now a sports presenter. He covered The 2007 Boat Race and fronts ITV's coverage of the British Superbike Championship. In 2007 James ran the Great North Run for WaterAid. 
Camilla DallerupCamilla is a British-based Danish ballroom dancer. She has been dancing from the age of two, when she was taken to her first class in Aalborg. Camilla won the Danish Junior Championships at the age of just 12. She later moved to England, where she competed with Brendan Cole, who also became her boyfriend. Camilla is now a regular fixture on BBC One's Strictly Come Dancing. In 2007 Camilla was a keen supporter of Would You Drink This? 
Adam Hart DavisTV presenter, author and scientist Adam Hart Davis is one of WaterAid's most active supporters. Adam is also passionate about toilets and public health, having written extensively on the subject. In 2006 he visited some of WaterAid's projects in Bangladesh and in 2007 he lent his voice to End Water Poverty's The Stink Goes On campaign. He also gives regular talks and presentations about WaterAid's vital work.
Helen LedererHelen Lederer is a British comedian, writer and actress who emerged during the alternative comedy boom at the beginning of the 80s. Lederer established a stand-up act at the Comedy Store in London and then won minor parts in episodes of The Young Ones, written by her Comedy Store contemporaries Ben Elton and Rik Mayall. As well as supporting WaterAid, Helen is an ambassador for the Prince's Trust and also works with UNICEF.
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