Goldie Hawn’s Star-Studded Charity Event: Supported by Kurt Russell

There was no shortage of star power at The Goldie Hawn Foundation’s 20th anniversary of MindUP gala in Los Angeles.

The Academy Award-winning actress played the role of host alongside her longtime partner Kurt Russell at Ron Burkle’s Greenacres Friday in Beverly Hills, California.

The couple, who have been a rock-solid item since 1983, showed off their undeniable chemistry on the red carpet, while decked out in stylish outfit.

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Goldie, 78, looked incredible in fitted black and white pants with a matching blazer decked out with sparkly black rhinestones.

Rounding out her look, the Shampoo star threw on some black pumps and styled her signature blonde hair in soft curls.

Goldie Hawn, 78, had the support of her longtime partner Kurt Russell, 73, as she hosted a 20th anniversary gala for her mental health charity MIndUP on Friday night in Beverly Hills

Goldie, 78, looked incredible in fitted black and white pants with a matching blazer decked out with sparkly black rhinestones 

Russell, 73, appeared to color-coordinate with his lady decked out in a stylish black suit that he wore with a black dress shirt and blue tie.

The Escape From New York actor complete his red carpet outfit with a pair of black dress shoes.

The event marks mark the 20th anniversary of MindUp – The Goldie Hawn Foundation.

It’s a ‘preventative mental health program [that] has equipped students, educators and families with mental fitness tools that build greater emotional literacy and improve resilience to face challenges with optimism, strength and compassion,’ according to the non-profit’s website.

Hawn also had the support of several other family members, including her daughter Kate Hudson, son Oliver Hudson, his wife Erinn Bartlett, their daughter Rio, 10, and son Bodhi, 13.

The celebrity attendees included: Fergie, Demi Moore, Martin Short, Brooks Nader, Nicole Williams-English, Melanie Griffith, Jason Weinberg, Rachel Zoe, Brenda Song, Macaulay Culkin, Nico Mizrahi, Jamie Mizrahi, Orlando Bloom, and Katie Aselton, among others. 

The non-profit believes ‘children are our future’, and that ‘it’s time to advocate for their preventative mental health,’ according to the MindUp website.

The non-profit believes ‘global change begins at an individual level,’ and that every person deserves a fair chance at a healthier and more balanced life,’ according to its. mission statement.

‘By teaching learners of all ages how to regulate emotions, calm the nervous system, and choose kindness and gratitude daily, we create a more interconnected and compassionate future for all. 

The couple, who have been a rock-solid item since 1983, showed off their undeniable chemistry on the red carpet

Russell, 73, appeared to color-coordinate with his lady decked out in a stylish black suit that he wore with a black dress shirt and blue tie 

The longtime couple got the support of Goldie’s daughter Kate Hudson, 45, who looked elegant in a sparkly dress

Kate brother Oliver Hudson, 48, was also on hand for a round pf photos with family

The event marks mark the 20th anniversary of MindUp – The Goldie Hawn Foundation, a ‘preventative mental health program [that] has equipped students, educators and families with mental fitness tools that build greater emotional literacy and improve resilience to face challenges with optimism, strength and compassion,’ according to the non-profit’s website; Russell, Hawn and Kate Hudson are pictured together

Fergie, was among the many celebrities on hand to lend their support to the foundation; Erinn Bartlett is pictured with her husband Oliver Hudson, and their kids Rio Hudson, 10, and Bodhi Hudson, 13

Oscar-nominated actress Melanie Griffith, 67, showed off her fab figure in her all-black ensemble when she posed alongside the night’s host

Actress Demi Moore, 61, showed her support in a long black dress and pumps

‘These are our children, they are our future. It’s time to advocate for preventative mental health programs in every school,’ Hawn declared

The Goldie Hawn Foundation’s ‘goal is to impact as many people as possible with our program—expanding globally to give access to all learners. Together, we’ll create a more compassionate society buoyed by hope and resilience.’

‘Mental health is one of the most important issues of our time. I had a call to action to help our little ones who are suffering debilitating symptoms of depression, anxiety, and in some cases suicide,’ Hawn shares as part of the mission statement.

When she founded MindUP in 2003, the organization came from the point of view that children need to be taught ‘about their brain and how it works’ to give more context to their emotions.

In need of creating helpful tools ‘to self-regulate our high-velocity emotions’, which can often get in the way of decision-making, MIndUP works with ‘some of the best minds in neuroscience, positive psychology and education to address this growing crisis. 

‘These are our children, they are our future. It’s time to advocate for preventative mental health programs in every school,’ Hawn declared.