Longoria is the creator of UnbeliEVAble Entertainment, which develops films and television shows. The company’s show ideas have been sold to ABC, ABC Family, and VH1. She also served as executive producer on the documentary The Harvest in collaboration with Academy Award-nominated Shine Global, a nonprofit film production company dedicated to the elimination of child exploitation and abuse. The film, which focuses on the plight of the estimated 500,000 child farm workers who feed America, was released in July 2011.

Longoria holds several of her own charities and organizations close to her heart. She has been the national spokesperson for PADRES Contra El Cáncer (Parents Against Cancer) and served as honorary chair for “Rally for Cancer.” Longoria also works with the Special Olympics and founded the nonprofit organization Eva’s Heroes, which provides an after-school program with an inclusive setting for individuals with developmental disabilities to interact, play, and grow with their typically developing peers. She has been honored with numerous awards for her achievements, including the National Hispanic Foundation for the Arts’ Horizon Award, the Latina Visionary and Community Empowerment Award, the 2006 NHLI Mujer/Chair Award, the Larry King Cardiac Foundation/American Heart Association’s Corazones Unidos Award, the Hope of Los Angeles Award, and the Cesar Chavez Legacy Award.

Also the international L’Oreal spokesperson, Longoria is a strong supporter of the Ovarian Cancer Research Fund, the leading independent nonprofit organization in the United States dedicated to advancing research, raising awareness, and finding a cure. She is also involved with the Entertainment Industry Foundation/Callaway Golf Foundation, where she continues to raise awareness of ovarian cancer.

Eva Longoria has starred in such films as Lower Learning with Jason Biggs, Over Her Dead Body with Paul Rudd, and Harsh Times with Christian Bale. Read Less ^