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Ariana Grande<\/strong><\/a>, Pedro Pascal<\/strong><\/a>, and more are stepping forward to support LGBTQ youth. <\/p>\n Over 100 celebrities have signed a letter that is calling to protect the funds for LGBTQ youth suicide prevention programs. The letter comes in response to a leaked report that states the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services is planning to eliminate all funding for LGBTQ youth suicide prevention services.<\/p>\n \u201cAs artists, creators, and public figures, our platforms come with responsibility. And today, that responsibility is clear: we must speak out to protect the mental health and lives of LGBTQ+ youth. We will not stay silent,\u201d the letter reads, per Variety<\/a><\/em>. <\/p>\n Keep reading to find out more\u2026<\/em><\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n It continues, \u201cThis is about people, not politics. At a time of deep division, let this be something we as people can all agree on: no young person should be left without help in their darkest moment. Stripping away this lifeline leaves LGBTQ+ youth with the message that their lives are not worth saving. We refuse to accept that message.\u201d<\/p>\n Sabrina Carpenter<\/strong><\/a>, Dua Lipa<\/strong><\/a>, Jamie Lee Curtis<\/strong><\/a>, Sarah Paulson<\/strong><\/a>, Orville Peck<\/strong><\/a>, Daniel Radcliffe<\/strong><\/a>, Troye Sivan<\/strong><\/a>, Alan Cumming<\/strong><\/a>, Margaret Cho<\/strong><\/a>, Nathan Lane<\/strong><\/a>, and Kelsea Ballerini<\/strong><\/a> have also chosen to sign the letter.<\/p>\n Other signers include Paul Feig<\/strong><\/a>, Dylan Mulvaney<\/strong><\/a>, David Archuleta<\/strong><\/a>, Benito Skinner<\/strong><\/a>, Sutton Stacke<\/strong>, Frankie Grande<\/strong><\/a>, Colton Underwood<\/strong><\/a> and Hunter Doohan<\/strong><\/a>.<\/p>\n Last month, Pedro<\/strong> spoke out against<\/a> President Donald Trump<\/strong><\/a>\u2018s immigration policies. <\/p>\n<\/div>\n