Bad Bunny's foundation launches 2026 camp for 270 Puerto Rican youth

The Fundación Good Bunny, founded by Bad Bunny, has announced the 2026 edition of its educational and cultural camp 'Un Verano Contigo', set to serve 270 young Puerto Ricans at the Universidad del Sagrado Corazón. The camp spans five program areas: music, art, fashion, sports, and psycho-emotional well-being Source: eldiado.

Programs and partnerships

The music program offers tiered training from basic composition to digital production, with mentors including artists RaiNao, Andrea Cruz, Wiso Rivera, and iLe Source: diariolibree. The art track provides over 20 specialized workshops. In fashion, participants work with designer Nasheli Juliana Ortiz and receive brand-identity training in collaboration with Maybelline and Calvin Klein Source: infobae. Sports clinics feature pádel and meet-and-greets with athletes. The well-being component, developed with Universidad Albizu professionals, includes workshops on mental health and human development Source: eldiado.

Mission and context

Founded in 2018, the Good Bunny Foundation aims to support under-resourced children and youth in Puerto Rico through music, arts, and sports initiatives. Director José 'Che Juan' Torres emphasized that the camp provides access to “experiencias, herramientas y personas que los inspiren a seguir creciendo” Source: diariolibree. All materials, uniforms, and meals are provided at no cost to participants.