In 2019, Adam Lambert founded the Feel Something Foundation (FSF), a nonprofit organization dedicated to advancing LGBTQ+ human rights. The foundation grew out of Lambert’s personal experiences and his commitment to supporting the queer community. FSF works to create lasting change for LGBTQ+ individuals around the world.
FSF focuses on several key issues, including education, homelessness, suicide prevention, and mental health. The foundation partners with both U.S.-based and international organizations that align with its mission. These partners provide crucial services that help promote equality and ensure full human rights for LGBTQ+ people.
Through donations from Adam Lambert and other supporters, as well as public fundraising efforts, FSF raises significant funds to support its initiatives. One of the foundation’s most notable projects was the auctioning of Lambert’s iconic wardrobe. This event, held in collaboration with GLAAD, raised over $27,000 to support LGBTQ+ causes. FSF also hosted the Feel Something Bazaar, a queer charity market that featured local artists, vendors, and a silent auction of Lambert’s personal items. The event raised funds for LGBTQ+ initiatives and gave a platform to queer artists.
In addition to these efforts, FSF partnered with Project Angel Food in Los Angeles. Together, they delivered meals to critically ill individuals during Thanksgiving. This collaboration raised awareness of the need for continued support for those in the LGBTQ+ community who are facing health challenges.
Adam Lambert’s Feel Something Foundation remains a powerful force for good. Through his work, Lambert continues to advocate for LGBTQ+ rights and inspire others to take action.
Source: Feel Something Foundation
