Ben Affleck attends the screening of "Reporter" held at the Temple Theatre on January 16, 2009 in Park City, Utah.Us Magazine
Ben Affleck is determined to get a good seat at the Presidential Inauguration of Barack Obama on Tuesday.
"I'm going to camp out," the star told Usmagazine.com at his Feeding America hunger rally on Monday in Washington, D.C. "I'll bring a tent -- and a heater!"
See photos of stars celebrating the inauguration of Barack Obama. What does he hope to see happen with the new president in the months to come?
"I'm hoping he'll pay a good amount of attention to Africa," Affleck -- who created the short film,
Gimme Shelter about victims in Congo -- told Us. "I'm very optimistic that it'll be a higher priority than it was in the Bush administration.
As a filmmaker, I hope to continue to make movies and documentaries about this, and I hope people will watch them and become more aware and passionate about it themselves."
Find out how other stars do good deeds. Affleck, who spoke at the Feeding America rally in the Martin Luther King Library, had another request.
"Today, we're asking you to skip lunch," he said to the crowd. "Take that money and give it to the Capital Food Bank to make a difference -- to be of service."
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