On June 20, 2026, Pueblo Bonito Vantage San Miguel de Allende will host a very special evening dedicated to compassion, community, and the power of coming together for a greater cause: the Destellos de Esperanza Gala.

Presented by the Letty Coppel Foundation, this charity gala dinner invites guests to be part of a night of generosity in support of programs that directly benefit the greater San Miguel de Allende community.

Appropriately named “Glimmers of Hope,” the gala reflects the foundation’s mission of creating meaningful change through acts of care, support, and opportunity. Proceeds from the evening will be allocated to the programs the Letty Coppel Foundation develops in San Miguel de Allende to help improve quality of life for those who need it most.

The timing of this announcement in March couldn’t be more relevant. As we reflect on the spirit of Women’s Month and the many ways women continue to shape stronger communities, it feels especially meaningful to recognize the role women play in leading change. Presided over by Mrs. Letty Coppel, the foundation stands as an inspiring example of female leadership rooted in vision and action. In its ongoing efforts to uplift families and help create brighter futures, the foundation’s work often has a profound effect on the women it reaches—supporting individuals who are also caregivers, providers, and cornerstones of their communities.

When women are supported, entire communities benefit, and the Letty Coppel Foundation’s work represents a kind of tangible hope translated into real programs, real assistance, and real opportunities for people to move forward with dignity.

Guests attending the Destellos de Esperanza Gala will have the opportunity to contribute to that mission while enjoying an evening in one of Mexico’s most enchanting UNESCO World Heritage cities. The donation is $2,500 MXN per person, with all proceeds going toward the foundation’s local efforts.

For those traveling from other cities to attend, Pueblo Bonito Vantage San Miguel de Allende is extending a preferential gala rate of $3,500 MXN per night (approximately $200 USD at the current exchange rate), along with a 20% discount on breakfast throughout the stay. This exclusive offer allows confirmed attendees to fully enjoy the event while experiencing the refined comfort and warm hospitality of the hotel.

The Destellos de Esperanza Gala will take place on Saturday, June 6, at 7:00 pm. It will be a meaningful way to experience the beauty of San Miguel de Allende and celebrate with purpose while supporting a cause that creates a lasting impact.

For more information and to buy tickets to the event, contact Heydi Ramirez by email or phone: +52-664-723-4613.

The Letty Coppel Foundation consolidates its presence in San Miguel de Allende through social assistance programs and fundraising activities focused on supporting families in vulnerable situations. As part of these actions, the organization will hold its first gala dinner “Seal of Hope”.

The event will take place on June 20 at 7:00 p.m. at the Pueblo Bonito Vantage hotel, where the foundation seeks to gather resources to expand the programs it is currently developing in different communities of the municipality.

Heydi Ramírez Cárdenas, coordinator of the Letty Coppel Foundation in San Miguel de Allende, said that the invitation is open to the entire community to join the social support actions promoted by the organization.

“We want to invite you this coming June 20 at 7:00 p.m., at the Pueblo Bonito Vantage hotel, in San Miguel de Allende, to our first gala dinner ‘Seal of Hope’. It will be a night where we seek to support, inspire and continue helping more families. All the proceeds from this event will go to support programs for vulnerable families from different communities,” he said.

Heydi Ramírez, coordinator of the Letty Coppel Foundation, indicated that the resources raised will be used for programs for vulnerable families, people with disabilities and cancer patients / Photo: Andrés Téllez/El Sol del Bajío
The coordinator explained that currently the foundation maintains constant work in communities such as Palo Colorado, Juan González, Los Toriles, La Lejona, San Rafael and Francisco Villa.

“We have delivered groceries for the elderly, support for children with disabilities, as well as accompaniment for people with cancer.”

The Letty Coppel Foundation also has scholarship programs aimed atpeople with disabilities and cancer patients, as well as food support for families facing medical expenses and basic needs.

“This collection will allow us to expand these programs and reach more people who require support,” added Heydi Cárdenas.

The organization arrived in San Miguel de Allende in 2024 with the purpose of integrating into the existing social support networks in the municipality and collaborating withcivil associations and community projects. Since then, it has developed public activities, fundraising meetings and programs focused on health, food and social accompaniment.

“The invitation is open to the entire community. We hope to have your presence and that you can join this cause,” concluded the coordinator.

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