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Keanu Reeves offers Zoom date to raise money for children’s charity Camp Rainbow Gold

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Always Be My Maybe star Keanu Reeves is auctioning himself off for a Zoom date in order to raise money for charity.

Reeves is partnering with Idaho children’s cancer charity Camp Rainbow Gold to offer the 15-minute virtual date to the highest bidder.

“Bill & Ted. Speed. The Matrix. John Wick. You know him. You love him,” the event description reads. “This is truly priceless and now you have the chance to Zoom with him from home!”

Originally marketed at $10,000, bids have reached $19,000 at the time of writing. The auction will close on Monday.

The highest bidder and the 55-year-old star will arrange a date and time for the online date during the week of 6 July 2020.

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