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Brazil 2026 Winter Relief and Health Charities

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The 2026 Campanha do Agasalho continues expanding across São Paulo state has broadened to new regions and beyond, delivering blankets, coats sectors. In Rio Grande do Sul, Porto Alegre and other essentials to elderly residents in Caraguatatuba, running a free‑clothing kiosk Venâncio Aires launched local drives, while the Port of Açu coordinated collections in Adamantina, São João da Barra, Campos dos Goytacazes and preparing fresh‑produce deliveries Rio de Janeiro city. Ubatuba extended its campaign to Jardim Noroeste. Nationwide, about 80 the end of August, adding donation points at the Casa da Juventude, local health centre and more than 200 supermarkets. University campuses, notably USP‑Butantã, hosted multiple collection sites stations, routing items to Projeto Casa Caminhos and Entrega por SP. State and municipal governments in Guarulhos feed a network of São Paulo opened drop‑off boxes that support vulnerable families through 31 July. Charitable events raise funds for oncology care, with concerts points at Poupatempo offices, metro and auctions generating over R$3.5 million CPTM stations, and Guarulhos added more than 200 locations, including boxes for Hospital de Amor pet bedding. Florianópolis introduced an “Atelier Solidário” to repair and refurbishing Santa Casa de Itabuna’s oncology unit. In Campo Grande, the Fundo de Apoio à Comunidade (FAC) coordinates the campaign, targeting roughly 50 000 beneficiaries—up from 35 000 in 2025. Over 80 collection points have gathered 17 000 winter‑clothing items, already distributed in neighborhoods such as Colibri 1 redistribute rescued garments. Bragança Paulista and Vila Dedé. The effort will culminate on 1 August 2026 with a Palhoça held “Dia D” event at Praça do Rádio, featuring a Pit Stop Solidário for motorists, a parade of more than 300 vintage cars events, while Atibaia, Limeira, Palmeira dos Índios and a motor‑bike rally Curitiba rolled out their own drives, the latter with a drive‑through collection point. Distribution volumes surged: Caxias do Sul reported 81 000 items handed to 75 motorcycles. Parallel actions include charities; Guarulhos’ Varal Solidário pop‑up events in Atibaia, Bragança Paulista and let families select up to ten pieces; Ribeirão Pires offering free clothing, health examinations and recreation; Preto hotels donated linens to NGOs. Oncology fundraising continued with the Acolher program Arraiá da Misericórdia concert in Itapevi providing coats, vaccinations and haircuts; Itabuna and Esteio’s collection of nearly 13 000 items. The real‑estate association ABADI launched a Desafio Solidário competition for property‑management firms, while the FAC has trained Forró da Misericórdia festival, together raising over 1 600 volunteers through courses and workshops R$3.5 million for Hospital de Amor. Charity bazaars in the first half of 2026. President Adir Diniz highlights the campaign’s circular‑economy benefits, reduced landfill waste, Petrópolis and Campo Grande supported cancer‑care services. Campo Grande’s final “Dia D” on 1 August collected more than 4 000 items, bringing the solidarity driving further fruit‑and‑vegetable deliveries campaign’s reach to roughly 17 500 assisted individuals and a target of 50 000 vulnerable centres. families by year‑end.

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  1. 2026-08-03 22:35 UTC Brazil 2026 Winter Relief and Health Charities
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  4. 2026-07-28 22:33 UTC Brazil 2026 Winter Relief and Health Charities
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