Organizers:

Established in 1999, the Institute for the Development of Social Investment (IDIS, in Portuguese) is a public interest non-governmental organization that was a pioneer in providing technical support and consultancy for social investors in Brazil and Latin America. IDIS facilitates the participation of individuals, families, companies and communities in strategic social actions that bring social change and help reduce social inequalities in the country. Committed to promote and structure private social investment as a tool for the development of a more equitable and sustainable society, IDIS acts in two ways: by developing proactive initiatives and by meeting the demand for technical support of companies, foundations, institutes, families and individuals.

More information at www.idis.org.br

Charities Aid Foundation (CAF) is a non-profit organization focused on promoting private social investment, with its head office in the United Kingdom. Their purpose is to expand and strengthen the private social investment, influence the public administration concerning social investment issues and help donors find and aid social causes by offering a wide range of services to individual donors, corporate donors and non-profit organizations. CAF’s origins dates back to 1924, when United Kingdom’s National Council of Social Services decided to create a Charities Department to encourage donations that are more efficient. In 1974, it took the current form of a foundation. Since then, CAF acts freely from government, as an independent social organization. With international acclaim, CAF has consolidated itself as one of the largest private social investment organizations in Europe and has eight branches world-wide.

For more information: www.cafonline.org

The GPF is a project of the World Affairs Council, created to build a community of donors and social investors committed to international causes. Through an annual conference, summer seminar, special events and conference calls, GPF connects donors to causes, effective strategies, potential co-financing partners and emblematic agents of change from around the world.

More information at www.philanthropyforum.org

 

MASTER PARTNERS

Founded in 2019 by entrepreneurs Elie Horn, Rubens Menin and Eugênio Mattar, the Movimento Bem Maior is a non-partisan and non-profit social organization that operates throughout the country identifying, connecting and enabling important social impact initiatives with a single objective: to strengthen the philanthropic system in Brazil.

We believe and invest in the mobilization of leaders and the articulation of the social sector as effective means for building a more fraternal and inclusive society.

Our main goal, until 2030, is to support the role of organized civil society to double the volume of Private Social Investment in the country.

More information: www.MovimentoBemMaior.org.br

 

 

SILVER PARTNERS

The RD Saúde was formed in 2011, stemming from the merger between Droga Raia and Drogasil, combining over 200 years of history in the pharmaceutical retail sector. Today, the group operates in all states of the country, with 3,000 pharmacies. In 2024, by adopting a new corporate brand, the company reinforced its role as a healthcare ecosystem focused on providing services and caring for the population’s well-being. Therefore, it continues to expand its physical and digital reach, disseminating a new concept of pharmacy within a multichannel business model.

 

 

BRONZE PARTNERS

The Itaú Foundation, established in 2019, aims to inspire and create conditions to promote the development of each Brazilian as a citizen capable of transforming society. The organization includes Itaú Cultural, Itaú Education and Work, and Itaú Social, responsible for broadening Itaú Unibanco’s commitment in the fields of education, culture, and also healthcare. Learn more at https://fundacaoitau.org.br.

 

The José Luiz Egydio Setúbal Foundation (FJLES), established in 2010, supports projects and initiatives for generating and disseminating scientific knowledge in child and adolescent health to contribute to the formulation and adoption of good practices, standards, and public policies capable of significantly impacting the reality of Brazilian children and adolescents. It has established priorities for the decade in food security, mental health, immunizations, and prevention of violence. Additionally, FJLES includes the Sabará Children’s Hospital, providing excellent pediatric care, and the Pensi Institute, which engages in clinical research, education, volunteering, and the implementation of social projects in child health.

More information at: https://fundacaojles.org.br/

 

Established in 2004, the Sicoob Institute is the Strategic Social Investment organization of Sicoob (Credit Cooperatives System of Brazil) and aims to formulate, share, and disseminate social methodologies through programs and projects in three areas of activity: Cooperativism and Entrepreneurship, Sustainable Development, and Financial Citizenship. Working in collaboration with Sicoob cooperatives, it involves the participation of employees and leaders as volunteers to act as agents of change within communities, sharing cooperative values and principles and promoting entrepreneurship, financial citizenship, and local sustainable development, based on Sicoob’s purpose: connecting people to promote financial justice and prosperity.