Salma Hayek is hosting a star-studded charity night for a good cause.
The actress, who serves as the Honorary President of the Kering Foundation, invited A-listers to support the organization, for which her husband François-Henri Pinault serves as the CEO.
The company was launched in 2008 and helps provide safety for the one in five girls, one in three women, and one in eight boys who face gender-based violence worldwide.
The Kering Foundation partners with various local organizations to provide boots-on-the-ground support in the U.S., U.K., Mexico, France, South Korea and more.
© Getty ImagesSo far the charity has assisted over one million survivors, thanks to its over 40,000 trained professionals.
The Kering Foundation's 5th annual Caring for Women event will take place at The Pool, Seagram Building in New York City on September 10.
Celebrities such as Dakota Johnson, Pamela Anderson, Simone Biles, Salma Hayek Pinault, Colman Domingo, Paris Hilton, Benicio Del Toro, Lorna Simpson, and Nacho Figueras will be in attendance for support. The evening will also feature a performance by Rita Ora.
Rita shared to HELLO!: "Music brings people together, but so does purpose. I'm proud to lend my voice to a community committed to ending violence against women and children and creating lasting change for future generations."
© Getty ImagesAfter Rita takes the stage, Paris Hilton will DJ at the afterparty and will also sing her hits "I Will Never Let You Down," "R.I.P," and "Hot Right Now."
The event will also feature an online silent auction which will be open to the public for the first time this year. Some spectacular items that will be auctioned off include a custom McQueen ensemble as well as a Saint Laurent trip to Paris.
During last year's charity night, the impressive star power in the room helped raised a record-breaking $4.5 million. In the company's entirety, it's raised over $15 million.
© Getty ImagesSalma shared with Vanity Fair: "You empower women and families not to survive, but to thrive. And you pick the organizations that incite them to dream and give them the tools to make their dreams come true."
The actress has long been a philanthropist and humanist at heart, and she's revealed that over time, others have shown interest in the causes that need attention.
She revealed on CBS Mornings: "We started doing this work many years ago, for me more than 30 years ago, and it was not a popular subject. Nobody wanted to help it … And so we're living in a different time. How important it is for all of us to come together and do it together."
© Getty ImagesHer husband added: "I've always been convinced that any corporation, whatever the size, should have a commitment that goes beyond being successful financially, making a profit, as something more we need to commit to our communities."
In fact, Salma's deep knowledge about the violence that women and children face in the world is what ignited that spark in François to start the company.
He revealed: "When I transformed my company into this luxury group, I was looking for what commitment should make the most sense for me, and at the time I met my wife in 2006, and I discovered the reality of violence and women. I thought it was remote from where I was living and no, it's all over."
The CEO concluded: "So you put all of that together and say well that is the commitment I want for my company, for myself, for my family, for my kids, and we started from there."
