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Glenn Close to receive award for her charity work
The Oscar-winning actress will be recognised for her work with Bring Change to Mind organisation
Glenn Close will receive an honorary AARP award for her work with a charity that brings awareness to mental illness.
AARP announced Tuesday that Close will be the first to receive an honorary Purpose Prize Award during a virtual ceremony on December 3. The Oscar-winning actress will be recognised for her work with Bring Change to Mind, an organisation that strives to end the stigma and discrimination surrounding mental illness.
Five individuals will awarded the AARP Purpose Prize, which honours people ages 50 and older who "tap into the power of life." The award recipients include Hope Harley with the Bronx Children's Museum; Arturo Noriega with Centro Community Partners; Susan Tachau with Pennsylvania Assistive Technology; Mark Barden with Sandy Hook Promise; and Cindy Eggleton with Brilliant Detroit.
Each prize winner will receive a $50,000 award for their organisation.
AARP said 10 Purpose Prize fellows will also be honored. Each of them will receive a $5,000 award to further the mission of their organization.
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