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John Stamos He decided to help the non -profit organization of southern Florida dedicated to honoring health workers after facing Backlash online.
Stamos, 61, caught the heat on social networks after the photos that appeared “Full House”, which attended an event that hosted a MAR-a-lag over the weekend.
A longtime supporter of the community work, Stamos denied any political affiliation with Gala in a message divided on Instagram and encouraged their followers to donate resources to the first place instead.
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John Stamos addressed his return after the fans attacked the “Full House” star to participate in the MAR-A-LABRA event. (Michael Kovac)
“I accepted the invitation to appear Gala Gala Palm Beach Ray of Hope – the evening dedicated to honoring and rising our heroes in the first place,” Stamos wrote. “This non-partisan event supports the Academy for Nursing and Health Occupation, organization 501 (C) (3), which trains 350-400 nurses every year, directly dealing with the critical deficiency of health workers in Palm Beach County.”
Stamos wrote that there should be no political division when it comes to supporting health care workers.
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“Support for nurses is not political – that’s important,” he wrote. “These are people who care for us and our families when we need it most, and I believe we should appear for them with the same unwavering commitment they appear with every day.
“Support for nurses is not political – it’s key.”
John Stamos defended the decision to attend the event of a mar-a-status after the network trolls attacked him for participation. (John Stamos/ Instagram)
“I am advocated by the importance of health care, services and investment in those who care for our communities.”
Stamos added: “My values and politically views remain unchanged and if you do not donate to Ray Palm Beach Ray of Hope, please consider the donation of democracy forward.”
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“I am advocated by the importance of health care, services and investment in those who care for our communities.”
“John Stamos just ruined his brand forever,” one user wrote. “You can’t visit MAR-a-stature, and then expect the stench to ever leave you. No one will have mercy on it.”
Stamos said support for the nurses is “important”. (Getty Images)
“I’m so disappointed with John Stamos,” I wrote another fan on X. “I’m not surprised because it just feels like it makes sense, but I’m still sad.”
The other user gave up, “John Stamos from Mar-A-Little? Disappointment. Uncle Jesse would never. It’s time to cancel a full house, I can’t watch without thinking about this betrayal. What follows, DJ Tanner on Maga’s gathering? Gross.”
Some X users showed the support of the Stamos, with one fans who writes on X, “John Stamos can speak wherever he wants. Everyone has different views, but there is no need to attack someone for their views. If John wants to speak somewhere, and I will not hate him or do not like it.”
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Stamos has a long history of restoring communities in need. In December 2022. The “General Hospital” star told Fox News Digital that “was always a proportion” while helping Emcee raising funds for Sheriff’s Academy of District La Okrug 464.
John Stamos and Kyle Lowder supported Lasd after a collision of the wrong road that injured 25 Sheriff recruits in November 2022. (Laura Stark)
Stamos and wife Caitlin Mchugh have a long history of returning to the community. (John Nacion/Variety via Getty Images)
“If you don’t help the community, what are you doing right? You know, it’s my community” Stamos said exclusively to Fox News Digital. “This story touched me so much, and that, well, these recruits were just a little kid who tried to do their best. A lot of those children also tried to get out of the situations in … bad situations, avoiding being in gangs.”
“I grew up here, so it’s twice sensitive to me,” he said. “I have always been a pro-Cop. I teach my son to be. Whenever we see an officer in our neighborhood, let’s say” Hi “and say” thank you. ”
His wife, Caitlin Mchugh Stamos, faced a non -profit organization of Civic Soul, an organization dedicated to the gathering of people through “acts of service, compassion and common humanity.”
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