The fundraiser seeks to bridge a significant gap in global health care, where the World Health Organization reports that one in seven individuals between the ages of 10 and 19 experience a mental health condition. With fewer than half of countries providing school-based support services, the Rare Impact Fund focuses on scaling community resources for those who often feel isolated during their formative years.
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Selena Gomez to Host Fourth Annual Rare Impact Fund Benefit
Selena Gomez will return to The Hollywood Palladium on October 14 for the fourth annual Rare Impact Fund Benefit. Hosted by Emmy-winning actor Sean Hayes, the Los Angeles event aims to mobilize resources for youth mental health organizations, continuing the founder’s mission to provide critical support for young people worldwide.
Since its inception in 2020, the foundation has raised over $30 million, supporting 30 nonprofit partners across five continents and reaching 3.5 million young people annually. Beyond ticket sales, the public can participate through an online auction featuring items ranging from signed sports memorabilia to luxury wellness retreats. These proceeds bolster the organization's long-term goal of securing $100 million in total funding to ensure that accessible mental health care remains a global priority.
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