Survivor » by Andy Dehnart / January 31, 2011, 8:54 AM Jeff Probst’s charity The Serpentine Project has been the recipient of money earned from the end-of-season Survivor auctions for the past two years, and that has taken the charity from one funded by Jeff himself to one that now has about $400,000. Variety reports that “Probst funded the nonprofit org, which currently serves six youths, almost entirely by himself,” but the auctions “[have] put an estimated $400,000 in Serpentine’s coffers, which pays for college tuition, books and rent.” Besides the prop auctions, tickets to Survivor Gabon’s finale were auctioned off in November of 2008, and the charity also benefited from a Samoa set visit auction . The organization exists to help former foster kids transition into self-sufficiency, and recently merged with The Alliance for Children’s Rights , which calls itself “Los Angeles’s pre-eminent free legal services organization dedicated solely to protecting impoverished, abused a...