Chappell Roan raises $2 million for trans youth with two-night Super Graphic Spectacular
Chappell Roan’s Midwest Princess Project has already raised more than $800,000 for queer youth. (Jeff Kravitz/FilmMagic)
Chappell Roan has raised $2 million for trans youth and LGBTQIA+ communities through her two-night Super Graphic Spectacular fundraiser, according to QNews.
The event marked the one-year anniversary of The Midwest Princess Project, Roan’s non-profit charity which raises funds for trans youth and LGBTQIA+ communities. All net proceeds from the two-night fundraiser are set to go towards the project’s “next chapter”.
The shows were hosted by comedian Caleb Hearon, with Lola Young, Tinashe and Amanda Lepore on the line-up, plus an appearance from Christina Aguilera.
What is The Midwest Princess Project?
The Midwest Princess Project is Roan’s non-profit initiative, named after her debut album The Rise and Fall of a Midwest Princess. The charity was founded by Roan in 2025, and has reportedly raised more than $800,000 in its first year, supporting numerous organisations working to make life “safer, healthier and happier” for LGBTQIA+ people.
Chappell Roan is a US pop singer-songwriter whose theatrical, utterly unique music and style has made her a breakout name in pop and queer culture. Roan publicly came out as a lesbian in 2024.
