Selena Gomez is set to host first annual Rare Impact Fund benefit to raise money for mental health programs: 'This is a personal mission'

The 34-year-old actress, who was spotted at one of pal Taylor Swift's shows in Los Angeles, announced Thursday she will be hosting the first annual benefit for the Rare Impact Fund in Los Angeles in the Fall. The Only Murders in the Building star founded the charity through her Rare Beauty company in 2020 to help provide mental health services for young is nothing more important to me than getting young people access to the resources that they need to support their mental health,' the health advocate said in a MTV Music Award winner, who documented her own struggles in the documentary Selena Gomez: My Mind and Me said, 'This is a personal mission and the reason that I created the Rare Impact Fund.'

Fundraiser: Selena Gomez is throwing a party and it's for a good cause. The 34-year-old actress announced Thursday she will be hosting the first annual benefit for the Rare Impact Fund in Los Angeles in October  

Fund: Selena founded the Rare Impact Fund in 2020 with the goal of raising $100 million for youth mental health issued. One-percent of Rare Beauty sales go to the charity, which now serves 23 organizations around the world

 

Personal: In a statement, Selena, who documented her struggles in the documentary Selena Gomez: My Mind and Me, said 'This is a personal mission and the reason that I created the Rare Impact Fund'