But it wasn’t just the Australians who spoke out about the bushfires at the Golden Globes. Several celebrities used the event to raise awareness for the crisis, asking those watching the ceremony to donate funds to help the victims of the bushfires.

Phoebe Waller-Bridge, a double Golden Globe winner in the categories of Best Actress and Best Television Series Comedy for her show Fleabag even went one step further. Backstage in the media room, Waller-Bridge announced that she would be auctioning off her suit, a sequinned number by Australian designers Ralph & Russo, for charity, with all proceeds going to bushfire victims.

“We have hatched an amazing plan with Ralph [&] Russo,” Waller-Bridge said on the red carpet. “And we are going to auction it off and the money that is raised from it will go to relief in Australia.” The actor also revealed to The Hollywood Reporter that she did not work with a stylist on the outfit, and instead dealt directly with the fashion house.

Golden Globes 2020: Phoebe Waller-Bridge, Russell Crowe and more push for support for Australian bushfires