Jamie Lee Curtis is sporting her enterprise hat proudly.

The Knives Out actress, 64, posted a selfie on Instagram on Monday, the place she pictured herself smiling in aviator sun shades, a black shirt and a white floppy bucket hat from her items enterprise, My Hand in Yours.

“When the rain is coming down in buckets seize your @my_hand_in_yours @findlayhats FLOPPY BUCKET and put on it proudly ???? @childrensla,” Curtis captioned the healthful picture.

In April 2021, Curtis informed PEOPLE how she got here to be a fundraiser for Kids’s Hospital Los Angeles — the place all of the proceeds from her items enterprise go to.

Again in 1983, the actress met Lori Tull, 12, at a fundraiser thrown by the little lady’s city when Curtis was filming a film in Pontiac, Illinois. Tull had had one of many first profitable coronary heart transplants.

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“She and I grew to become buddies, and he or she visited me once I was making one other film, in Pittsburgh,” defined Curtis. 

Tull later died at age 20, which prompted Curtis to ask Sony to donate VCRs to Kids’s Hospital Pittsburgh to permit the sufferers to observe films. The Freaky Friday actress additionally donated a film library in Tull’s title.

Upon returning dwelling, Curtis needed to do extra to assist kids in want.

“I referred to as Kids’s Hospital Los Angeles and mentioned, ‘Hello, it is Jamie Lee Curtis. I used to be born and raised right here. Would possibly I assist?’” she revealed.

Curtis has since hosted fundraisers for the establishment, served on the board of administrators and was a spokesperson for his or her sixth annual Make March Matter marketing campaign.

She informed PEOPLE, “There isn’t any feeling extra helpless than a sick youngster, and at Kids’s Hospital Los Angeles the medical doctors, nurses and employees lean into these little individuals and assist them, no matter whether or not they will pay, and to me there is no larger good.”