This coming October in Los Angeles, the first-annual Noble Awards will take place honoring charities and the celebrities that support them. Ten non-profit charity organizations will be honored during the Noble Awards ceremony; including The Art of Elysium, Susan G. Komen for the Cure, DoSomething.org and The Epilepsy Foundation.

According to the official (and lite-on-details) website, the show will blend live musical entertainment with celebrity appearances; providing “an international platform to bring awareness of non-profits and their causes to the greater public.” Looktothestars.org drops some tidbits that Alicia Keys and Heroes’ Greg Grunberg will be involved — as well as the interesting note that Antonia Banderas designed the NOBLE award.

We have no official list as of yet which celebrities will be honored, but the website appears to hint at Jessica Biel and Jamie Lee Curtis getting some love. The show will run October 18th, so look for more right here as we get it.

EcoRazzi has already told you about Heroes‘ Greg Grunberg’s dedication to the Epilepsy Foundation, a cause close to his heart; his oldest son has the disease. Other charities that benefit from Band From TV’s performances include Guiney’s cause, The Art of Elysium; Sommerville’s charity picks, the Child Abuse Prevention Program and the National Coalition Against Domestic Violence; The Conservation Fund, Denton’s choice; Spencer’s Indiana University-Kenya Partnership; Pasdar’s pick, the Rush Medical Center Pediatric Epilepsy Unit; and Laurie’s cause, Save the Children.

Damn, that’s a lot of causes. While it’s not the first time non-musician celebrities have united through music for charity (have you heard of Stephen King’s band, the Rock Bottom Remainders, featuring Amy Tan, Dave Barry and a bunch of other popular authors?), it’s still a lot of star power for some really great organizations.

Band From TV is all over YouTube, and you can get their first-ever DVD, “Hoggin’ All the Covers,” at Amazon.com on October 26.