Humanitarian Action
| Year | Association | Comment |
|---|---|---|
| 2010 | Porteurs d'Eau (French) | Water-carrier is an initiative of France Libertés - Danielle-Mitterrand foundation (French) |
| 2006 | Rose Marie Claire (French) | Casta among Claire Chazal, Isabelle Adjani, Axelle Red, Monica Bellucci and Tina Kieffer with the Rose Marie Claire (French) are shot by Jeff Manzetti for the association Toutes à l'école (French) |
| 2005 | Action Innocence | She belongs to the Committee of support of Action Innocence to protect the children from the dangers of the Internet. |
| 2004 | ELA | Wearing giant sneakers, Casta on a wooden horse is shot by Georges André Cretton for the ELA's book Shoes on to beat the disease |
| OrphanAid Africa | Shot by Christophe Kutner, Casta between Inès de la Fressange and Cécile de France wears love beads (French) (2nd tab) for OrphanAid Africa founded by Lisa Lovatt-Smith. | |
| Sébastien Proyart | She supports Sébastien Proyart. | |
| Action Contre la Faim | Casta drew a winged blue heart on a plate for the bidding of 19 November 2004 to help Action against Hunger | |
| 2002 | Occi, paese rinascitu (Corsican) | In the headquarters of the association Occi recovered village at the Caffè di a Mossa of Lumio in Corsica, Casta helped to reconstruct the old chapel of Annunziata in the abandoned village of Occi. Watch the Occi video on YouTube by official Korsika.fr |
| 1999 | Restos du cœur | Dernière édition avant l'an 2000 (Last edition before year 2000), Les Enfoirés a charity concert tour at the Zénith for the Coluche's association Restaurants du Cœur that collects food for the homeless. |
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