Patriots owner Robert Kraft's anti-hate gala raises over $32m in one night
More than 800 guests gathered at New York’s Waldorf Astoria on October 21, 2026, for an evening that combined celebrity appearances, philanthropy and a campaign against antisemitism and discrimination. The inaugural benefit gala of the Blue Square Alliance Against Hate, founded by New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft, raised more than $32 million.
Over 800 attendees enjoyed an exclusive evening at New York's Waldorf Astoria on October 21, 2026, for the inaugural Blue Square Alliance Against Hate gala founded by Patriots owner Robert Kraft. The fundraiser raised more than $32 million, the largest single-day total to date. Prominent guests included Tom Brady, Jon Bon Jovi, and Brian Moynihan, who was honored for his support.
The event showcased celebrity appearances, philanthropy, and a unified campaign against antisemitism and discrimination. The blue square symbol, a symbol of solidarity, adorned guests' attire throughout the evening. The gala's success reflects the alliance's multi-faceted approach, combining mass-media efforts, partnerships, and education to combat hate.
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