Gisele Bündchen, globally renowned supermodel and philanthropist, continues to make waves through her commitment to environmental and social causes. In her first-ever gala for the Luz Alliance Fund, hosted in partnership with the BrazilFoundation, Bündchen raised nearly $1 million to support sustainability and humanitarian initiatives in Brazil.
The gala, held in Miami, brought together a mix of celebrities, activists, and community leaders, all united in their support of Bündchen’s mission to create a brighter future for vulnerable communities. The Luz Alliance Fund, launched by Bündchen in 2020, initially focused on providing pandemic relief in Brazil, delivering food and medical supplies to families in need. It has since evolved to address broader environmental and social challenges.
At the event, Bündchen spoke passionately about her connection to Brazil and her dedication to protecting its rich biodiversity while uplifting its people. “This fund is my way of giving back to the country that shaped me,” she said. “We need to protect the Earth and ensure that the next generations inherit a planet they can thrive on.”
The Luz Alliance Fund’s current projects include reforestation efforts, sustainable agriculture programs, and educational initiatives aimed at empowering local communities. The funds raised during the gala will go toward expanding these efforts, ensuring long-term impact on both the environment and the lives of those in need.
Known not only for her modeling career but also for her environmental activism, Bündchen has been a vocal advocate for climate action, earning her numerous accolades for her philanthropy. Through the Luz Alliance Fund, she continues to inspire and lead by example, demonstrating how individuals can use their influence to drive meaningful change.
Gisele Bündchen’s inaugural gala underscores her unwavering commitment to her homeland and the planet. By rallying support for the Luz Alliance Fund, she is creating a legacy of hope, resilience, and sustainability for future generations.
source: brazilfoundation.org
