AT&T Ad Actress Milana Vayntrub Uses Risqué Pics to Raise $500K for Fire Relief

Milana Vayntrub made headlines not just for her acting skills in AT&T’s Lily Adams commercials, but also for her philanthropic efforts that raised over $500,000 for wildfire victims in Los Angeles.

During an interview on “TMZ Live,” Milana shared how she utilized tastefully risqué photos to encourage donations for Altadena fire relief, starting with offering one photo for $69, which she humorously referred to as a “funny number.”

The initiative proved to be a success, raising $170,000 in just four days, with the funds going to support a single mother in Altadena who lost everything in the Eaton Wildfire.

Continuing her charitable efforts, Milana later raised $350,000 for My Tribe Rise during the summer, a nonprofit organization aiding the elderly, disabled, and underinsured individuals affected by the fires.

Utilizing a platform similar to OnlyFans but without explicit content, Milana sells her photos through Only Philanthropy, with images reminiscent of Maxim Magazine rather than traditional OnlyFans material. Despite this distinction, the venture has proven to be highly lucrative.

With a track record of successful fundraising, Milana is seeking input on her next philanthropic endeavor, and given her past achievements, there is no doubt she will continue to make a significant impact.

For the full interview, tune in to “TMZ Live.”