Isabela Grutman supports Style Saves back-to-school initiative

Isabela Grutman, Vice President of the nonprofit Style Saves, has played a key role in expanding the organization’s reach in Miami. The nonprofit’s annual back-to-school event at the Miami Beach Convention Center recently welcomed approximately 10,000 students, providing them with essential items such as uniforms, sneakers, and personalized backpacks.

Since Grutman joined the organization, Style Saves has grown from assisting 50 children annually to supporting more than 250,000 students and families. The group serves diverse populations, including children in foster care, those in homeless shelters, and migrant communities. Additionally, the organization produces its own uniforms and maintains a mentorship program with Miami-Dade public schools.

Originally from Belo Horizonte, Brazil, Grutman transitioned from an international modeling career into entrepreneurship. She founded the resortwear label Rangel and the fine jewelry brand Isa Grutman in 2022. Her recent high-profile work includes designing a 12-carat emerald engagement ring for tennis champion Aryna Sabalenka.