Diddy To Host Alicia Keys's 11th Annual Keep A Child Alive Black Ball October 30: Alicia Keys, Nas, David Byrne, Angel Haze To Perform

As New York's social campaigns begin, we have learned that one artist is a busy woman. Alicia Keys's 11th annual Keep a Child Alive Black Ball is coming up, and the host of this year's Oct. 30 event has been announced. According to Yahoo!, Diddy has been revealed to be the 2014 host of the singer's annual charity event, which raises awareness about HIV and AIDS. Nas, David Byrne and Angel Haze are set to perform, among others.

Keys, who just appeared on the cover of Haute Magazine, announced Tuesday, Oct. 21, that she and her husband, rapper Swizz Beatz, will co-host their annual event at New York City's Hammerstein Ballroom.

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This year's performances include Keys, Nas, David Byrne and Angel Haze.

Keep a Child Alive was founded in 2003 and its mission is:

"Keep a Child Alive believes that every person has the right to health care and that all children deserve a future. We support innovative, community-led responses that increase access to life-saving HIV treatment and care, nutritious food, and loving support for children and families living with and affected by HIV in Kenya, Rwanda, South Africa, Uganda, and India.

"We provide more than just the medicine needed to fight HIV. We provide the essential medical care, nutritious food and love that help people thrive. We help with the things many of us take for granted, but that can make all the difference. A hot meal. A bed. A roof. A ride. A smile.

"Keep a Child Alive is different: we are a small, nimble organization, which allows us to go where the need is greatest and to support community-owned solutions. We move boldly and with urgency in our work, and, with Alicia Keys as our global ambassador, we use our voice to raise awareness and rally resources to ensure that children, families and communities live with dignity and have hope for their future."

In 2013, the Black Ball raised $4 million and featured Carole King and Pharrell.