The late superstar Michael Jackson's children, Prince, Paris and Blanket recently showed their faces at Children's Hospital Los Angeles, for a good cause. 　　On Father's Day, Michael Jackson's three kids honored their father by donating his 10 pieces of artworks to Children's Hospital Los Angeles. 　　The ten artworks, which include sketches painted and signed by Michael Jackson as well as a photographed portrait of him, will be placed on various locations throughout the Children's Hospital Los Angeles. 　　Accompanied by Jackson's mother Katherine, and sister La Toya, Jackson's children, Prince, Paris and Blanket, attended the donation ceremony to unveil the artworks. During the private ceremony, the children sat next to their grandmother and at times took turns holding her hand. 　　La Toya expressed her happiness on this event. 　　"I know that Michael wouldn't want this art in a better place, than a hospital like this that will help children, and people everywhere. And I'm so proud that these pieces are here to help those who need it. Thank you." 　　Jackson's sketches of Mickey Mouse, Peter Pan and his own moon-walk dance were also among the donated pieces, which showed people a different side of the King of Pop. 　　The hospital officer said that these paintings are very delightful for the hospital, and quote "when the children look at Michael's art, they will be able to see more things."