Angelina Jolie offered her piloting services to John Travolta in bringing the bagels to Iraq

Rising to the occasion, the Oh Boy Dough Company of Knead, California has donated a ton of dough already kneaded to the Red Cross.

This needy organization will begin baking bagels to ship overseas to our soldiers in Iraq.

The Red Cross was overwhelmed at this generous donation by the OH BOY DOUGH COMPANY and began passing out containers of the kneaded dough to their volunteers to start the baking.

By the end of the week over two million bagels were brought in by the volunteers to ready them for shipment to Iraq.

The need for transportation in getting the bagels to our soldiers has not yet been met. The Red Cross is pleading for help in obtaining the air transport needed for this worthy cause.

John Travolta has offered the use of his several personal planes and Angelina Jolie
has offered her services in piloting the planes to bring the bagels to Iraq.

Travolta and Jolie have discussed the possibility of turning this event into a movie, directed by Brad Pitt. "We want the citizens of the United States to be aware of the wonderful people who have made this all possible, mainly John and I". said Jolie.

Both Travolta and Jolie in wanting to "rise to the occasion
have donned the uniform of the Oh Boy Dough Company to show their support in getting these bagels delivered.

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Angelina Jolie, Brad Pitt Visit Iraqi Refugees in Syria

They'll never let us forget they are more than just pretty faces. Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt took time out of their schedules on Friday to bring attention to the continuing plight of the hundreds of thousands of Iraqi refugees still living in Syria.

Jolie, a United Nations goodwill ambassador, and her significant other spent time with two different families in the Syrian capital of Damascus. They also met with Syrian president Bashar al-Assad to discuss the efforts being made toward health care and education.

"It is clear that the Syrian people, no matter the challenges or difficulties they may face, have always shown generous hospitality to people in need," said Jolie, who last visited the area in 2007. "I hope that the rest of the world recognizes that we all have to share this burden and continue to take care of Iraqi refugees."

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Angelina Jolie Is Homeward Bound

Angelina Jolie and son Maddox, 7, made their way through London's Heathrow Airport Friday morning on their way home after an emotional visit to Iraq. UN Goodwill ambassador Jolie was in the war-torn Middle Eastern country for the third time, trying to bring attention to the plight of over a million displaced civilians. "Iraqis need a lot of support and help to rebuild their lives," Jolie said.

Angelina and her son were on their way to meet up with "Brad the Dad" Pitt who just shocked fans with the revelation that he doesn't believe in God. In an interview with a German magazine categorized himself as being "20 percent atheist and 80 per cent agnostic."

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VIDEO: Angelina Jolie Tears Up During Iraq Interview

Angelia Jolie became emotional as she discussed her heart-breaking journey to Iraq during an interview for CNN.

The actress visited a settlement for displaced Iraqis in northwest Baghdad in her role as a goodwill ambassador for UNHCR.

Angelina met four families who said their children could not go to school and they could not afford to pay for medical treatment.

She became emotional as she told CNN the "UNHCR is doing everything that they can." But it seems that they are having some funding issues and need all the support they can get to make Iraq a better country. Without the funds, there not going to be able to do everything they want. Angelina added, "This is the most critical time and the government needs to step up."

This is Angelina's third trip to Iraq.

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Angelina Jolie In Iraq On Behalf Of UN

Oscar winning actress and UN Goodwill Ambassador Angelina Jolie traveled to the Middle East on Thursday to lend her presence to Iraqi refugees. It is her first visit to the war-torn country.

The Tomb Raider star's tour of the Middle East continues Friday in Amman, Jordan, where she is slated to be honored at a function by the children's organization, Arab Children's Congress.

The actress -- world renowned for her philanthropy and humanitarian work -- reportedly brought her adopted 7-year-old son, Maddox, with her for the festivities.