Fundaleu Hosts 27th Annual Famous for Life Solidarity Gala
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- Clarin
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- La Nacion
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Fundaleu held the 27th edition of its traditional solidarity gala, titled Famous for Life, at the Alvear Palace Hotel. The fundraising event gathered approximately one hundred celebrities and prominent personalities to support the foundation's research and treatment of oncohematological diseases. Some guests participated in the evening as celebrity waiters.
High profile attendees included Susana Giménez, Marley, Lizy Tagliani, Mariana Fabbiani, and Juliana Awada. Other guests included Nicole Neumann, José Manuel Urcera, Laurita Fernández, Matías Busquet, Araceli González, Fabián Mazzei, and Valentín Yankelevich. The event also saw the presence of figures from the business and design worlds, such as Maru Botana and Benito Fernández.
During the gala, the foundation presented a major institutional project: the construction of a new eight story medical center with a basement located at Uriburu 1520 in the Recoleta neighborhood. This new facility will unify the foundation's three current sites and improve services for hospitalization, outpatient clinics, and specialized laboratories. Funds raised during the event will support the construction of this headquarters as well as the institution's assistance, research, and teaching programs.
Founded on November 5, 1956, by Dr. Alfredo Pavlovsky, Fundaleu is a recognized center for the treatment of leukemias, lymphomas, and myelomas. The organization provides scholarships for hematology specialization and relies on contributions from companies and individuals to sustain its mission.
How each side framed it
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- The outlets framed the event as a high society charitable gathering, focusing on the list of celebrity attendees and the foundation's institutional growth.
Sources
- Centre-right Clarin: Fundaleu gathered a hundred celebrities in a solidarity night: all the photos
- Centre-right Infobae: In photos: FUNDALEU celebrated its traditional solidarity gala, “Famous for Life”
- Centre-right La Nacion: In photos. All the guests at Famous for Life, the annual gala of Fundaleu
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