Kristen Bell Sings for Hurricane Irma Evacuees at Shelter, Helps Other Stars

Actress Kristen Bell helped bring some cheer to evacuees affected by Hurricane Irma.

In a video shared by Meadow Woods Middle School, Bell, 37, sings “For the First Time in Forever,” from Frozen.

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The star even enlisted some help from children in the crowd at the Orlando school to sing the tune.

“I hope maybe some of these songs are running through your head the rest of the day and will take your mind off [Irma],” Bell said while on stage.

The school thanked Bell for her kind gesture in a tweet.

“Thank you so much @IMKristenBell for stopping by and encouraging us with your beautiful voice and positive message! Continue spreading joy!” They wrote.

Bell, who was stuck at the Swan and Dolphin Hotel at Disney World ahead of the storm, didn’t stop her kind efforts there.

The Good Place star helped actress Jennifer Carpenter’s grandmother and mother and also helped secure a hotel room for Frozen co-star Josh Gad’s family after they were reportedly stranded in the state.

Gma&aunt were ready2 wear helmets N closet under eye of #HurricanIrma til @IMKristenBell found them a way out!!❤️❤️❤️ pic.twitter.com/hGxQSJ1raj

September 9, 2017

Gad thanked Bell on Instagram for getting his parents and other family members a room at the Orlando hotel where Bell is staying.

 

So @kristenanniebell literally saved my parents and my entire family tonight from #hurricaneirma . When they were stranded in Florida, she got them a hotel room at her hotel in Orlando and saved them, my brothers, my sister-in-law and niece and nephew. They don't make them like this girl. Thank you Kristin. You are truly an angel sent from above. And thank you @ewablueeyes for bother her when I asked you not to!!!!

A post shared by Josh Gad (@joshgad) on Sep 8, 2017 at 9:15pm PDT

Bell took to Instagram to say she is just trying to help those in need.

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"Just doing our best and trying to stay positive but cautious,” Bell wrote on her Instagram. “Every person I passed today was assisting someone else... it was beautiful to see. Sad that a hurricane has to bring out the best in everyone- but happy that the community will be holding hands through this.”

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