SELENA GOMEZ ANNOUNCES LEON BRIDGES AND BELLA KAY AS ENTERTAINMENT FOR THE FOURTH ANNUAL RARE IMPACT FUND BENEFIT - PR Newswire
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The Rare Impact Fund Benefit: A Night of Radiance & Reflection, which will support youth mental health organizations, will take place on October 14 in Los Angeles
, /PRNewswire/ -- The Rare Impact Fund today announced the special musical guests set to take the stage at its fourth annual Benefit on October 14 at The Hollywood Palladium in Los Angeles. Artist Leon Bridges and artist and songwriter Bella Kay will perform at the event, hosted by Selena Gomez and emceed by Emmy and Tony Award-winning actor and comedian Sean Hayes. The Rare Impact Fund also announced this year's inaugural host committee and Rare level sponsors in support of the Fund's mission to mobilize $100 million for organizations that increase access to youth mental health services and education around the world.
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