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(Image via GLAAD)

Sunday evening's Together in Pride: You Are Not Alone, a virtual telethon staged by GLAAD to benefit LGBTQ centers weathering the COVID-19 crisis, raised some $225,000 for the cause.

Highlights include Mj Rodriguez and George Salazar duetting on “Suddenly Seymour”:

.@georgesalazar and @MjRodriguez7 performing Suddenly Seymour on #TogetherInPride is EVERYTHING. pic.twitter.com/FdXfrTGIBB

— GLAAD (@glaad) April 27, 2020

Also, co-host Billy Eichner (with Lilly Singh) interviewed Pete and Chasten Buttigieg:

.@PeteButtigieg and @Chasten joined @billyeichner on #TogetherInPride to discuss the importance of voting and being engaged in the political process. pic.twitter.com/sLmVQMNsxM

— GLAAD (@glaad) April 27, 2020

Barbra Streisand chimed in with a special message, saying:

Hi, everyone, it's Barbra Streisand, and I am so thrilled that GLAAD's Together in Pride: You Are Not Alone event is happening tonight to raise much-needed funds to support local LGBTQ community centers all over the country who are being seriously affected by COVID-19.

If these community centers had to close their doors that means that LGBTQ kids may not have a meal, it means they may not have a place to go and it also means they won't have the support that so many of these facilities need to help them find a job and be successful. I know that times are tough but I really hope you'll help save theses organizations ... give as you can, every bit helps.

Via press release:

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