
For Selena Gomez, leading Rare Beauty involves so much more than testing liquid blushes and fragrances. In 2020, she launched the Rare Impact Fund alongside the beauty brand, with one overarching goal: "to help more young people around the world feel seen, supported, and cared for"—her words, not mine.
Five years later, on November 24, the mental health project took Gomez to Didi Hirsch's wellness center, Our Third Place, where she connected with teens and leaders at the suicide prevention center. The Southern California nonprofit always welcomes Gomez with open arms. (In Oct. 2024, she even awarded CEO Lyn Morris with the "Make a Rare Impact Award" at the second annual benefit.) This time, the Rare Beauty founder kept their reunion casual, beginning with the suede trench coat trend.