Alyssa Milano's Haiti relief Twitter challenge still unmet

Alyssa Milano has put her money, time and tweets behind the Haiti earthquake relief efforts.

"I'm just at the point now where we just all have to love each other and help out in any way that we can," the former "Charmed" star told reporters Monday (Jan. 18) during an interview to promote her upcoming ABC sitcom "Romantically Challenged." "People who aren't affected in their heart are really subconsciously affected anyway. You can't take that many people off the planet and not have some vibrational change."

So what did Milano, 37, do? The day after the earthquake hit, she wrote a hefty check to help the recovery efforts and then posted to her Twitter account:

"Tweet challenge I just donated $50,000 to UNICEF for #Haiti relief. Which corporation will match my donation?"

So far, five days has passed, yet no one has picked up the gauntlet. The actress has used Twitter to great result before. After tweeting out a campaign for her charity, which brings clean water to the people in Ethiopia, her followers helped raise $92,568.

Milano has also witnessed upheaval worldwide.

"I'm an ambassador for UNICEF and have been since 2003," Milano explains. "I went to Angola only two years after the peace treaty was signed and to India six months after the tsunami, so not only have I been to places that are impoverished but I've also seen what violence and war does to an infrastructure and also what a natural disaster will do to an infrastructure.

"So for me, knowing a little bit of Haiti's violence and lawlessness in the past, it could not have been a harder territory to have been hit."

After the interview, Milano was heading to CNN to appear on the Larry King special "Haiti: How to Help" (8 p.m. ET) alongside a slew of other celebrities to generate support for UNICEF and the Red Cross.

As for Friday's mega telethon "Hope for Haiti," Milano's work schedule might conflict with her attendance. Her sitcom "Romantically Challenged" will hold its first table read that day, the essential first step for actors, writers and producers to get a feel for how a script will actually play out.

In the ABC pilot, Milano is introduced as Rebecca, a recently divorced mom of two who re-enters the dating scene along with her two best male friends Perry and Shawn (Kyle Bornheimer, Josh Lawson) and younger sister Lisa (Kelly Stables).

"We start work that day, so I don't know if it's going to work, but they have reached out, so we'll see," says Milano. "I'll definitely be there if I can."

In the meantime, we're hoping a successful company will step up to the plate and match her generosity.