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Selena Gomez’s charity benefit raises $2.7 M for mental health

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On October 14, Selena Gomez hosted her fourth annual Rare Impact Fund Benefit in Los Angeles, raising $2.7 million for youth mental health non-profits. Music producer Benny Blanco bid $25,000 at the live auction for an experience with Gomez’s official glam team to show his support. Since its launch in 2020, the Rare Impact Fund has raised over $30 million and supports 30 non-profit partners globally, reaching 3.5 million young people annually.
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Selena Gomez hosted her fourth annual Rare Impact Fund Benefit in Los Angeles on October 14, raising a total of $2.7 million for youth mental health non-profits. Music producer Benny Blanco, Gomez's husband, was a significant supporter at the event, bidding $25,000 during the live auction to win an exclusive session with Selena's official "Glam Team," which includes renowned hairstylist Renato Campora, make-up artist Jenna Nicole, and nail artist Tom Bachik. The funds raised will go towards mental health initiatives for young people through Gomez’s charity, Rare Beauty.

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Gomez PERSON · 5× Selena Gomez PERSON · 4× Benny Blanco PERSON · 3× Blanco PERSON · 3× Selena Gomez’s PERSON · 3× Jenna Nicole PERSON · 2× Renato Campora PERSON · 2× Tom Bachik PERSON · 2× Billboard ORG · 1× Los Angeles GPE · 1×

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Blanco bid $25,000 at the event’s live auction to win a session titled “Session with Selena Gomez’s Official ‘Glam Team’”, which includes hairstylist Renato Campora, make-up artist Jenna Nicole and nail artist Tom Bachik.
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🔮 After experiencing what seemed like endless highs and lows that would take me out for weeks at a time, I finally found the help to see what I was going through.
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Selena Gomez hosted her fourth annual Rare Impact Fund Benefit in Los Angeles on Wednesday, 14 October. asserted
Gomez → host → Wednesday
The evening combined fundraising for youth mental health non-profits with a few lighter moments, including a visible show of support from her husband, Benny Blanco. asserted
evening → combine → husband
Blanco bid $25,000 at the event’s live auction to win a session titled “Session with Selena Gomez’s Official ‘Glam Team’”, which includes hairstylist Renato Campora, make-up artist Jenna Nicole and nail artist Tom Bachik. asserted
which → bid → Campora
Benny Blanco continues to be Selena Gomez’s No. 1 supporter Pic credit: NBA/ X Music producer Benny Blanco, 38, has always been Selena Gomez’s biggest cheerleader. asserted
Blanco → continue → ?
So, at the benefit, he made sure he showed his support. asserted
he → make → support
The live auction produced the night’s most talked-about bid. asserted
auction → produce → bid
Blanco raised his paddle several times before winning a package listed as a session with Gomez’s official glam team. asserted
Blanco → raise → team
The experience includes a styling session with hairstylist Renato Campora, a make-up session with artist Jenna Nicole and a custom nail look by Tom Bachik, according to the Rare Impact Fund Benefit auction page. uncertain
experience → include → page
Gomez, 34, was seen leaning on him as the bidding closed. asserted
bidding → see → him
The couple tied the knot on 27 September 2025. asserted
couple → tie → September
The gala raised $2.7 million through sponsors, donors and the live auction combined, a press release confirms. asserted
release → raise → sponsors
The 2024 benefit raised more than $2 million, according to Billboard, so this year’s figure represents a step up. uncertain
figure → raise → step
Selena Gomez’s mission to improve youth mental health (AP Photo/Chris Pizzello) Selena Gomez launched the Rare Impact Fund in 2020, and 1 per cent of all Rare Beauty sales is donated to it. asserted
cent → improve → it
The initiative is part of her commitment to “addressing mental health and self-acceptance”. asserted
initiative → address → health
I went a long time without the support I needed because I didn’t understand what I was feeling. asserted
I → go → what
After experiencing what seemed like endless highs and lows that would take me out for weeks at a time, I finally found the help to see what I was going through. asserted
I → experience → what
But I’m learning every day that supporting my mental health is a journey. asserted
supporting → learn → health
And too many people don’t have access to the mental health resources and education they need,” Selena Gomez said earlier. asserted
Gomez → have → resources
The initiative has raised more than $30 million since launching and supports 30 non-profit partners across five continents, reaching 3.5 million young people annually. asserted
initiative → raise → people
“We are mobilising $100 million in contributions for youth mental health. asserted
We → mobilise → health
“Shining a light on youth mental health is something we cannot do alone, and having their support not only inspires me, but directly touches the lives of millions of young people around the world,” Gomez said. asserted
Gomez → shin → world
During the event, Gomez introduced the Katherine Short Legacy Award. asserted
Gomez → introduce → Award
It honours Katherine Short, 42, who died in February and was the daughter of Gomez’s Only Murders in the Building co-star Martin Short. asserted
who → honour → star
“There is one part of tonight that means a lot to me,” the pop star said as she introduced the new award. asserted
she → be → award
“Katherine was a social worker who devoted her own career to helping people through some of their hardest points. asserted
who → devote → points
This award will carry her name forward by honouring people who have made that same kind of commitment to their communities.” asserted
who → carry → communities
“Marty has been my friend for many years, and I know how deeply he loves his family. asserted
he → know → family
I’m very grateful that he’s here tonight to help us present it for the first time,” she added. asserted
she → ’m → time
Meanwhile, Selena Gomez wore a red Prada gown for the evening and later changed into a second embellished dress by the fashion house. asserted
Gomez → wear → house
She also talked about how married life had been treating her. asserted
life → talk → her
Highly suggest it,” she said. asserted
she → suggest → it
“It’s pretty wonderful. asserted
It → ’ → ?
I adore him and love him, so I couldn’t have asked for a better partner.” asserted
I → adore → partner
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