Diana Ross performs at a gala to raise money for a Los Angeles Museum

Diana Ross sang at a benefit this Saturday to raise money for the annual Museum of Contemporary Art Gala in Los Angeles.

Diana Ross showed up in red dress and sang memorable lyrics like, “Did you think I’d crumble, did you think I’d lay down and die. Oh no, not I. I will survive …,” according to the LA Times.

The Gala benefit was held in chic downtown Los Angeles, and it was presented by Louis Vuitton. MOCA director, Philippe Vergne, spoke about the museum’s beginnings, according to Variety. Vergne became the Director of the museum on March 10.

Among the programs that will be funded this year are young artists program, which will provide a place for artists to grow and present their work. All in all, the museum raised $2.4 million, and now has a $100 million endowment.

Diana Ross wasn’t the only one to bring her good words to the all-star Gala. Celebrities like Pharrell Williams, Katy Perry, Owen Wilson, and John Baldessari also attended the event.