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Selena Gomez attends Rare Impact Fund benefit in Los Angeles
Selena Gomez attended her annual Rare Impact Fund benefit in Los Angeles on Wednesday night.
The event took place at the Hollywood Palladium and brought Gomez together with Elyse Cohen, Rare Beauty’s Chief Impact Officer.
The fund supports mental health advocacy and services, an issue Gomez has also discussed in connection with her own bipolar disorder diagnosis.
Launched in 2020, the fund aims to raise $100 million over a decade.
It has reportedly raised $30 million over seven years.
The reported total is below the fund’s overall goal, though the sources do not say how much more it needs to raise or what comes next.
Gomez and her husband, Benny Blanco, recently marked their first wedding anniversary.
Selena Gomez attended the annual Rare Impact Fund Benefit in Los Angeles on Wednesday night.
The event was held outside the Hollywood Palladium.
Gomez wore a red jeweled gown and was joined at the event by Rare Beauty Chief Impact Officer Elyse Cohen.
The Rare Impact Fund supports mental health advocacy and services and aims to raise $100 million over a decade.
The fund has reportedly raised $30 million over seven years.
- Who
- Selena Gomez attended the event, alongside Rare Beauty Chief Impact Officer Elyse Cohen.
- What
- The annual Rare Impact Fund Benefit was held.
- When
- Wednesday night. The article was published on October 15, 2026.
- Where
- Outside the Hollywood Palladium in Los Angeles.
- Why
- The Rare Impact Fund supports mental health advocacy and services.
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Gomez launched Rare Beauty, months after introducing the Rare Impact Fund.
Gomez married Benny Blanco in a ceremony in Santa Barbara.
Gomez shared a wedding-day photo on Instagram Story to mark her first wedding anniversary.
Gomez attended the annual Rare Impact Fund Benefit in Los Angeles.
- Event venue
- Hollywood Palladium, Los Angeles
- Fundraising goal
- $100 million over a decade
- Reported amount raised
- $30 million over seven years
- Rare Beauty launch
- 2020
- Gomez's diagnosis
- Bipolar disorder, diagnosed in 2018
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