Candace Cameron Bure 'Skips' Spending Money on Herself to Help Houston, Kids Worldwide (Video)

By Jeannie Ortega Law, Christian Post Reporter Twitter
Cast member Candace Cameron Bure poses at the premiere for the Netflix television series 'Fuller House' at The Grove in Los Angeles, California, February 16, 2016.
Cast member Candace Cameron Bure poses at the premiere for the Netflix television series "Fuller House" at The Grove in Los Angeles, California, February 16, 2016. | (Photo: Reuters/Mario Anzuoni)

"Fuller house" star Candace Cameron Bure kicked off September by partnering with an initiative called Skip 1, that encourages donors to skip spending on a day of the month and instead donate to help bring food and clean water to children all over the world.

Bure, revealed that not only will she be skipping spending money on herself to help families around the world that are in need but she will be actively donating throughout the entire month with Skip 1 to those in Texas affected by Hurricane Harvey.

"My heart hurts so much for these families. Praying for you #Texas and raising funds through @skip1 all month long for you!!" Bure Tweeted over the weekend.

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In an effort to help those affected by Harvey, Skip1.org vowed to donate 20 percent of all "Skiptember" proceeds to help provide "relief to those who need it most."