Pam Anderson is committed, but where’s everyone else? Fox News:

Pamela Anderson says she’s doing what she can to combat the catastrophic oil spill that continues to pollute the Gulf of Mexico and threaten America’s southern shores. But is she one of the few stars stepping up to play a role in the clean-up?
“It’s terrible, it’s awful. It feels like it is the end of the world to me,” the actress/animal rights activist told Pop Tarts at last week’s Big Bluff Online Trivia Game launch. “I’m working with international bird rescue, they’re expecting (it to get a lot worse) which is unbelievable. It’s the worst thing that could happen, and we won’t know what the effects are until later.”
And as thousands of gallons of oil continue to spill every day, it seems the majority of Hollywood, a community often given to preaching on “green” issues, is staying away. Granted, there were some celebrities like Conan O’Brien and Jimmy Fallon who took to Twitter to express their thoughts on the issue, but unlike the tragedy in Haiti in January, there hasn’t been an outpouring of donations, large-scale fund-raisers, contribution-driven websites and hotlines, or PSAs encouraging Americans to do all they can to help out.
“Hollywood stars have a romance with saving foreign countries, they see America as this rich and powerful country that should fix problems on its own,” said media expert Michael Levine. “Celebrities feel heroic in saving people from other places. Patriotism isn’t of interest, sometimes Hollywood forgets that America needs care and consideration too.”