Celebrities made donations to the victims (Photo: Reproduction, social networks)
The network of solidarity with the victims of the Rio Grande do Sul tragedy spread throughout Brazil, and celebrities such as Rio Grande do Sul model Gisele Bündchen, comedian Henderson Nunes, and singer Anita mobilized donations. The information is from g1.
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Model Gisele shared information on social media about how to donate. She said that she had reopened donations to the Luz Emergency Alliance Fund (her initiative and opened in 2020) and that all funds would go to those affected.
Also from Rio Grande do Sul, Luisa Sonza said she was making donations, “both as a socialite and as an individual.” She called on the authorities to deal with the situation.
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Anita shared on social media that she had made one of her trucks available to help the victims, with Central Única das Favelas (Cufa).
Surfer Pedro Scobe and other athletes traveled to Rio Grande do Sul to help with water equipment, such as jet skis.
João Gomez stated that all fees for his show in Polestana, Piauí, will be allocated “to those who need it most.”
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Whindersson Nunes mobilized a fundraising campaign, announcing that he had raised R$3 million. He stated that the entire amount should be allocated to support the procedures provided to the victims.
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