Liza Minnelli, Paula Abdul, JoJo Siwa and More Support the Dancers Against Cancer 10th Annual Gala of Stars Awards

The event took place at the Beverly Hilton on Oct. 9

It's always good to use your platform for the better, and that's what Paula Abdul as well as Jojo Siwa and more dancers did on Wednesday night.

The talented dancing stars showed up on on Oct. 9 to support Dancers Against Cancer's 10th Annual Gala of Star Awards, which "is designed to be a night of elegance and inspiration, blending breathtaking performances with heartfelt philanthropy," per the organization's official website.

Abdul, 62, was honored with the Dance Icon Award, while icon Liza Minnelli received a Lifetime Achievement Award. Parris Goebel also received the Trailblazer Award, while Jamal Sims and Kyle Hanagami obtained the Dance Innovator Award and Vanguard Award at the event, respectively.

Other stars, including Tori Spelling and Abby Lee Miller, also showed up for the event.

Below, see all the celebrities that arrived on the red carpet.

Liza Minnelli

Minnelli, 78, struck a pose in a glittery blouse and flared black pants.

Paula Abdul

The "Opposites Attract" singer, 62, walked the red carpet in a little black dress with sparkle detailing and glimmering gloves.

Tori Spelling

The Beverly Hills, 90210 alum, 51, who was recently eliminated in the latest season of Dancing with the Stars sizzled in a bright red strapless dress.

Jojo Siwa

The singer and dancer, 21, appeared to opt for a comfortable ensemble while making her way down the red carpet in a Gucci sweatshirt with matching sweatpants and sparkly high boots.

Abby Lee Miller

The Dance Moms star, 59, wore all silver at the event, donning a matching silver blouse with pants and a silver handbag.

Allison Holker

Holker, 36, arrived in a black dress with a thigh-high slit and a high neckline embellished with jewels at the collar.

Maksim Chmerkovskiy and JoJo Siwa

Chmerkovskiy, 44, showed off his dance moves by dipping Siwa on the carpet.

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