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T elevision host Chris Harrison, best known for ABC's "The Bachelor," "The Bachelorette," and the resulting spin-offs, emceed a fundraiser for Carmel-based nonprofit AIM Youth Mental Health during Car Week in August in Pebble Beach. The gala raised just under $800,000 for "innovative and promising research to find better treatments and cures for youth struggling with their mental health." Carmel Magazine caught up with Harrison shortly after the event. Q: At the AIM gala, you shared a very personal story about your family friend, Grant Halliburton, who committed suicide at 19. How did you get involved with AIM? A: When I was playing golf at Pebble Beach, I heard about AIM, and it was a great connection because I am involved with the Grant Halliburton Foundation in Dallas, which is where I'm from… As I learned later, the CEO of the Foundation has been out to Pebble Beach and has gone 104 C A R M E L M A G A Z I N E • H O L I D A Y 2 0 1 9 In August, Harrison (pictured with the North Monterey County High School marching band) emceed AIM Youth Mental Health's Car Week fundraiser in Pebble Beach. He appealed to those gathered to destigmatize mental health challenges. Photo: Scott Campbell

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