Johnny Depp and Amber Heard along with members of Depp's new band helped deliver hearing aids to those in need while in Brazil.
Johnny Depp and his wife Amber Heard have helped distribute hearing aids to needy children and adults in Brazil.
Read: Johnny Depp, Dressed as Jack Sparrow, Suprises Kids at Childrens Hospital
Depp and Heard were moved to tears as they helped fit more than 200 people with the devices in Rio de Janeiro.
The couple linked up with The Starkey Hearing Foundation, which fits more than 100,000 hearing aids a year to children and adults, according to their website.
"If you pass something over to someone that they haven't had ever before, it's very moving," Depp told the Associated Press.
Heard fought back tears as she described the experience.
"The reaction somebody has when they hear for the first time, in this case, you see it light up - changes their whole face," she said. "Just to be a small part of that for one moment, to see someone's life change in front of you, it's moving to say the least."
Depp is currently in Rio to perform with his band, The Hollywood Vampires, which also features Alice Cooper and Aerosmith’s Joe Perry. The supergroup is in Brazil to perform at the annual Rock in Rio Festival currently taking place.
Read: Murderer Whitey Bulger Writes Whacky Love Letter to Teens
Last month, the band told Rolling Stone that they were going to fit 150 people in need of hearing aids and bring some fans to the festival so they could hear music for the first time.
Watch Below: Hip-Hop Street Dancing Doctor Moves to the Beat to Help Charities
