C-E-L-E-B-R-I-T-Y scores a ton of points in a game of Scrabble. At last Monday'sScrabble with the Starsevent, some of Canada's premiere celebrities helped score some much-needed funds forPerforming Arts Lodges(PAL) Toronto.

The event took place at the Grand Banking Hall at The Suites At 1 King West. Celebrities this year included Mark Breslin,ET Canada'sRick Campanelli(pictured above), Peter Kent, Colin Mochrie, Jackie Richardson,Carl Pruner, R.H. Thomson and cast members of CBC-TV'sLittle Mosque on the Prairieand Mirvish Productions'We Will Rock YouandThe Sound of Music.

Previous yearshave included celebrities such as authorMargaret Atwood, Toronto actor/directorSarah PolleyandStacie Mistysyn(Caitlin) from Degrassi.

(from left) Dione Taylor, Jeanne Beker and Colin Mochrie compare Scrabble tiles.

时尚记者珍妮比结和演员巴里持平man (pictured right) hosted this fifth annual Scrabble with the Stars event, where Canadian celebrities matched wits with others who paid $125 to support the cause and get to play a game with a star.

Beker wore what she called herCheat Sheetan outfit from the late '80s by New York designer Cynthia Rowley.

The services of expert Scrabble players (pictured below), including former Canadian and world champion Joel Wapnick, and top ranked female Canadian Robin Pollock Daniel, were auctioned off before the games begun.

PAL is an organization that benefits performing arts professionals in health and affordable housing. Funds raised will help provide assisted living care for PAL residents who can no longer live independently. This will allow residents whose failing health precludes independent living to remain among fellow professionals with whom they share common bonds, while receiving the additional care they need.

(from left) Jeff Irving, Doug MacLeod and Ian Farthing from the cast of Mirvish Productions' The Sound of Music.

Val Stanois (Oz) of Mirvish Productions' We Will Rock You shows off her WILD side.

Alana Bridgewater (Killer Queen) of Mirvish Productions' We Will Rock You had the killer tiles.

Little Mosque on the Prairie's Zaib Shaikh isn't sure what letter to designate the blank.

There were around 40 tables with a celebrity at each one. Which Canadian celebrity would you like to see at next year's Scrabble with the Stars? Who would you like to match wits against over a Scrabble board?

Photos byRoger Cullman.