Sabrina Carpenter raises over $1 million for mental health, animal welfare, and LGBTQ+ rights with her 'Short n’ Sweet' tour

The Sabrina Carpenter Fund, which was established in 2024, has officially surpassed more than $1 million thanks to her North American and European tour dates. With this incredible milestone taking less than a year to achieve, it was reached faster than any other PLUS1 collaboration. 

After the North American leg, the total was $824,000, with $493,740.73 given to the LGBT National Help Center, The Jed Foundation, and Best Friends Animal Society. As for 2025, over $281,000 has been raised so far from European and United Kingdom ticket sales.

Founder & CEO Marika Anthony-Shaw revealed, “She really came to us with a strong sense of the issues that she cared about and wanting to do something about that, and those issues were connected in many ways, and also separate. So, mental health, animal welfare, LGBTQ rights - our role was really to help make those passions actionable. So, that was really her strong sense of purpose, and leadership kind of came to us to be a strategic guidance."

He continued to share, "I think when we’re talking about being an important leader, she’s an exceptional philanthropic partner. She’s deeply thoughtful about the causes that she supports. She’s incredibly engaged in the strategic process - and so, she’s really involved in every kind of strategic decision. She brings a lot of creative ideas to this. She’s interested in bringing in multiple facets of her business. Whether that’s the tour itself - she went beyond the traditional dollar per ticket model and had an Erewhon brand partnership, where that was also able to support mental health for folks - thinking creatively through all aspects of her business on how she can also contribute."

Carpenter's new album, Man’s Best Friend, comes out on August 29.