Garfield and Stone first held up signs promoting kids' cancer charities back in 2012, and it worked so well that they did it again in New York City yesterday morning. "Good morning! We were eating and saw a group of guys with cameras outside. And so we thought, lets try this again. We dont need the attention, but these wonderful organizations do," Stone wrote, with an arrow pointing toward Garfield's card, which listed four charities. Andrew's continued with the web addresses fans can check out to help make a difference, adding "Heres to the stuff that matters. In addition to Gilda's Club and Worldwide Orphans, the two organizations they promoted during their first stunt, the Amazing Spider-Man stars listed Youth Mentoring Connection and the very controversial autism science foundation Autism Speaks.
– Emma Stone and Andrew Garfield are a much beloved celebrity couple, thanks in part to stunts like this: When they noticed paparazzi photographing them yesterday, they took advantage of the situation by holding signs in front of their faces that promoted charities, Teen Vogue reports. "We don't need the attention, but these wonderful organizations do," read Stone's sign. Garfield's pointed to the websites for Gilda's Club, Worldwide Orphans, the Youth Mentoring Connection, and Autism Speaks. They pulled a similar stunt in 2012 to promote the first two organizations, Gawker notes.