Items from the estate of actor Matthew Perry, including “Friends” keepsakes and artwork, are being auctioned to benefit a charitable foundation named for him. Multiple outlets report that the auction is organized to support the Matthew Perry Foundation, which was established after Perry’s death. The foundation’s stated mission is to help address substance addiction by working to reduce stigma around addiction and by supporting recovery from substance abuse. The auction format includes memorabilia connected to Perry’s role on “Friends,” along with other items described as coming from his estate. Coverage is consistent in noting that the proceeds are intended for the foundation and that the auction is framed as a way to extend Perry’s legacy through charitable work related to addiction and recovery. Details such as the specific items included beyond the “Friends” keepsakes and artwork are described only broadly across the reports. Overall, the sources agree that the auction is charitable and tied directly to the Matthew Perry Foundation’s objectives.