We're so grateful to Louis C.K., it takes a real mensch to get this done." just won $50,000 for the Fistula Foundation on 'Jeopardy!'. So unknown that we had to ask Fistula Foundation CEO Kate Grant how the unlikely partnership came about, and what exactly $50,000 would help them do. And Louis's lucky recipient is the Fistula Foundation. With all of those bragging rights and Celebrity Jeopardy! In the end, though, Louis picked up $50,000 that will be given to the Fistula Foundation, an organization providing care to women who incur this obstetric injury during childbirth and are left incontinent. Fistula Foundation CEO Kate Grant said that the issue has been eradicated in the United States for more than a hundred years, but continues to be an issue in countries in Africa and Asia, which is where the charity does its work. "The injury itself tends to isolate women and create social problems, psychological problems in addition to incontinence," Grant said of the injury. Grant said the charity was recommended to Louis by a friend, and he wound up helping the organization with the proceeds from his special. "If you think about the pitch, 'We want you to talk about incontinent women,' how many celebrities would be like, 'I don't think so. Can't you find some other Save the World thing where I don't have to talk about incontinence and vaginas?' I mean, it's still too amazing to me that he did this. “Too often in places, women don’t get Depend pads or even hot showers or multiple changes of clothes, and end up way too often they become outcasts in rural areas.” 
 
 The good news is the problem is fixable with surgery.
– A little-known women's charity based in California had a welcome problem this week: The website of the Fistula Foundation crashed because of an influx of visitors, reports the San Francisco Chronicle. The reason? Louis CK played on behalf of the group in a celebrity Jeopardy! match that aired Wednesday and ended up donating his $50,000 in winnings to it. The foundation helps women suffering from an obstetric fistula—"a hole between the vagina and rectum or bladder that is caused by prolonged obstructed labor, leaving a woman incontinent," the website explains. Surgery can easily fix it, and it's no longer a problem in the US, but it remains a major issue for women in low-income countries. "They're modern-day lepers," the charity's CEO tells USA Today. The money will go toward training doctors and providing surgeries for more women, she says. Louis CK himself described the charity to host Alex Trebek "as a group of people who help women in poor countries who've been injured in childbirth, and it helps them get the medical attention that they need and get them back on their feet." To which Trebek responded, "That's not a well-known charity. Good for you." On the show, the comedian defeated Kate Bolduan of CNN and Jonathan Capehart of the Washington Post, notes E! Online. (Check out 23 hilarious celebrity game-show fails.)