Rosario Dawson

Celebrities are known for having their fair share of "baggage" (just ask the folks at TMZ). But JetBlue Airways is asking them to unload another kind of baggage -- carry-ons, party purses, briefcases, guitar cases and other bags -- for a celebrity auction.

A little extra baggage isn’t always a bad thing, especially on JetBlue Airways, the carrier known for offering customers a first checked bag free. To celebrate this liberating experience and help raise money for America’s youth, more than 50 famous musicians, actors and athletes have donated their signed carry-ons, party purses, briefcases, guitar cases and other baggage to JetBlue’s Celebrity Baggage charity auction.

Over fifty celebrities signed luggage, purses, handbags, guitar cases and other baggage for JetBlue’s Celebrity Baggage charity auction on eBay event raising money for DoSomething.org, which is one of the largest organizations in the United States that helps young people give back to the causes they care about.

-- Today through June 6, fans can bid on personal items donated by -- Today through June 6, fans can bid on personal items donated by more than 50 famous musicians, actors and athletes at www.jetblue.com/celebritybaggage (a), with 100% of proceeds benefitting DoSomething.org --

-- Fans can also enter for a chance to win a bag on JetBlue's Facebook page (b), where the airline will donate an additional $1 per sweepstakes entry to help raise money for America's youth, up to $25,000 (c) --

This isn't the first community service-centic award show for youth to be supported by Viacom — the Do Something Awards aired earlier this year on VH1 — and if the MTV Research team keeps coming up with findings that reinforce generational social consciousness, we might see more celebrations of real teens doing good to come.