Reality star Kim Kardashian expressed solidarity with families who have been separated on the U.S.-Mexico border as a result of migration policies. The 45-year-old celebrity made a $50,000 donation to this cause during the annual charity gala led by the organization This Is About Humanity.
According to information spread by the foundation, the American socialite was one of the 400 guests who met in Brentwood, Los Angeles, on a evening that combined a live auction, a dinner by several chefs and a recognition program for figures outstanding for their activism.
Kim Kardashian opened the auction session with a $50,000 auction, consolidating itself as one of the supports aimed at supporting separated and reunited families and children in the border area.
“Kim, you’re an angel in every sense,” said Henry Winkler, the event’s conductor, following the donation of the American star.
The appearance of the businesswoman at the gala did not go unnoticed for the internautes, who filled her with praise on social media for joining the cause backed by This Is About Humanity, an organization created by Zoe Winkler Reinis, the daughter of Henry Winkler and Kardashian's childhood friend.
The money raised during the 2026 edition of the event will go to Immigrant Defenders Law Center programs and food assistance at the border, as well as to fund legal services, psychological support and shelter projects for affected families.
In addition to Kim Kardashian, celebrities such as Katharine McPhee Foster, Annie Gonzalez and Constance Marie attended the ceremony. Venezuelan actor Wilmer Valderrama has won the Humanitarian Award for This Is About Humanity.
