SIBILA LAW CARES

Sibila Law is committed to paying it forward through The Sibila Family Foundation. From art grants and STEM programs to women’s issues, disability rights, military affairs and legacy beautification projects, our mission is to make a direct and meaningful impact on the people, places and programs that make communities thrive. Among our proudest initiatives, we launched and produced PhilanthroFest, the nation’s largest civic engagement festival; re-introduced thousands of native orchids into the South Florida landscape via The Million Orchid Project; and received the United4Good “Philanthropy Innovation Award.” Our team is continually looking for fresh ways to engage in philanthropy and change lives, one cause at a time.

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We Love 305

The Sibila Family Foundation’s “We Love 305” has been helping Miami shine by encouraging residents to put people, passion and place at the forefront of community engagement and giving back.
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GIVING BACK

SPRING INTO ACTION!

SPRING INTO ACTION!

Spring Into Action: Networking with Impact On the first day of the new season, Sibila Law welcomed South Florida’s leading Business & Real Estate Professionals to Spring Into Action, a sensory networking event with purpose. Attendees weren’t just there to build...

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Community Impact

Community Impact

PhilanthroFest encourages people of all ages to get involved, make a difference and change lives

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IN-PERSON IMPACT

Giving back isn’t just about time, talent and treasure — it’s also about SHOWING UP. At Sibila Law, we believe in the long-term impacts of establishing strong community connections and developing lasting relationships. From power lunches and brunches to speaking engagements, charity events, galas, fundraisers and philanthropic celebrations, we are there every step of the way.

During the Mucho, Mucho Amor: 50 Years of Walter Mercado extravaganza benefitting HistoryMiami, Estrellita S. Sibila and husband Jorge Arauz, along with Bathing Muse Soul Bars creator Francesca Cruz celebrated the life and career of the beloved Latino astrologer and pop culture icon.
Estrellita S. Sibila joins Brickell Magazine's editorial and sales team for the official launch of Brickell City Centre, Miami's massive $1 billion eco-conscious project developed by Swire Properties.
Celebrating another successful installment of PhilanthroFest, Estrellita S. Sibila jumps for joy with The Little Lighthouse Foundation's Executive Director Jonathan Babicka, St. Jude Children Research Hospital's Jessica Cerda and her husband Award-Winning Journalist Jorge Arauz.
Sibila Law Director of Success Anastasia Saint-Eloi installs native Florida orchids from The Million Orchid Project on the palm trees in front of the law firm's landmark headquarters at 232 Andalusia in Downtown Coral Gables.
Avid art collector Estrellita S. Sibila and her husband Jorge Arauz acquired a limited-edition I LOVE skatedeck designed by world-renowned street artist Noah TFP exclusively available at the Museum of Graffiti.
Diamonds are a girl's best friend, indeed! Estrellita S. Sibila, Marysol Patton, Daisy Olivera and Christina Termine enjoy a power brunch at Cipriani in Downtown Miami.
At the Social Good Summit, Estrellita S. Sibila alongside Miami-Dade Mayor Daniella Levine Cava discuss the impact of technology and new media on unlocking the potential for the future and why engagement matters.
Angelica Santibañez of Archdiocese of Miami and Nathan Kurland of Miami Bayside Foundation cheers with Estrellita S. Sibila at a gathering celebrating philanthropic leaders in the South Florida community.
Top 20 Under 40 alums Michelle De Diego, Armando Rosquete and Estrellita S. Sibila gather at networking hotspot Segafredo to celebrate the new class of Miami's movers and shakers.
The Biltmore Hotel's "Al Capone Suite" was transformed into an invitation-only pop-up speakeasy for Miami's elite. Pictured here from L to R: Ani Mercedes, Frances Alban, Jorge Arauz, Estrellita S. Sibila and Iris Elijah.

To learn more about our team, please visit our PEOPLE page.

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