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Colman Domingo Champions Women's Rights at Kering's Annual Fundraiser

By Editor • September 11, 2026 • 1 min read

Colman Domingo took center stage at Kering's fifth-annual Caring for Women Dinner in New York City, emphasizing the crucial role men play in supporting women's rights. The event, held at The Pool, not only showcased high-profile attendees but also raised over $5 million for organizations focused on combating violence against women and children.

Men's Role in Advocacy

During the event, Domingo, who served as master of ceremonies, articulated the importance of male allies in advocating for women's needs. 'Men should be locking arms to make sure women have what they need in access and information and support,' he stated, highlighting his lifelong commitment to feminism. This sentiment resonated throughout the evening, where guests included prominent figures like Salma Hayek Pinault and François-Henri Pinault, Simone Biles, and Dakota Johnson.

Significant Fundraising Efforts

The gala successfully raised funds for four dedicated organizations: Activating Change, Fondo Semillas, JBWS, and The New York Women’s Foundation. Each organization plays a vital role in addressing gender-based violence and supporting marginalized communities. Domingo expressed gratitude for the opportunity to contribute, stating, 'It’s always been important to me to stand firm with these organizations — not only in support, but with my presence.'

A Night of Glamour and Generosity

Guests arrived in stunning black-tie ensembles, with many wearing Kering's luxury brands. Domingo dazzled in a Valentino suit adorned with Boucheron jewels, while other attendees like Pamela Anderson and Benecio Del Toro showcased high fashion from Gucci and Brioni, respectively. The evening featured a live auction with unique items, and for the first time, an online auction will extend fundraising efforts, commencing on September 14.

Source: www.hollywoodreporter.com

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