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to support families
in need
There are more than 17 million people living in favelas across Brazil, 8% of the whole population, and our goal is to give hope to some of them through better access to food and education.
OUR MISSION
We are a non profit organisation helping Brazilian families in need
Brazil was severely hit by Covid-19 and many people lost their jobs and many families are struggling more than they ever were.
Our aim is to provide these families with everything they need for them to be able to support themselves. We’ll provide them with food, medical assistance, jobs and access to education.
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We will be donating 100% of the money we receive to the involved families. With this money we will be buying them meal kits, clothes, housing, paying teachers for their childrens' education, etc...
YOUR CONTRIBUTION
3 ways 2 help
There's not one but 3 ways 2 support our cause.
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1. Donate directly
You can choose your sponsoring plan and support a family in the way that suits you best. We will then be spend 100% of the money you donated on the plan that you chose.
2. Become a sponsor
You can join our cause and promote your products on our platform - Contact us for more information.
3. Support our sponsors
By supporting our sponsors you support the families. Every advertisement you watch, will directly give a donation to the families. The way the money is donated is by pay per view. Each advertisement you watch, the respective companies will be donating directly to the people in need
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More information about favelas
More than 17 million people live in favelas in Brazil, representing 8% of the country's population. It would represent the fourth greatest state in Brazil if summed up.
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On the fourth of november, takes place the national day of the favelas. This date was chosen because on the fourth of november 1900 when the term favela appeared in an official document, in Rio de Janeiro for the first time.
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There are more than 5.1 million residences in favelas. They are spreaded arround more than 734 counties in the country. - valor.globo.com
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Favelas move more than R$ 120 bilhões per year. G10 bank is a currency in favelas. The leaders of the 10 largest brasilian comunitites launched a bank that gives financial help to the residents. - nexojornal.com.br
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