Liga Solidária Fund of BrazilFoundation
Liga Hub: Construction and implementation of the new social, cultural, and sports complex
Objective
Liga Solidária is a non-profit Civil Society Organization (OSC) based in São Paulo, Brazil. Established in 1923, its primary objective is to empower individuals to become leaders in their own lives and create positive change in their communities. This is achieved through various initiatives focused on quality education, fostering community connections, promoting inclusive growth, and supporting active aging.
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About Liga Solidária
24 thousand people were assisted directly or indirectly
The mission of Liga Solidária is to promote awareness of dignity and transformative potential among children, youth, and adults through socio-educational actions. Currently, Liga Solidária operates 9 distinct social programs aimed at achieving these goals.
Results
Every year, over 24,000 individuals, including children, teenagers, adults, and elderly people living in highly vulnerable social situations, receive assistance in the slums of São Paulo city.
Tax Benefits
USA: Contributions to BrazilFoundation – EIN 13 4131482, a non-profit under Section 501(c)(3) of the US Internal Revenue Tax Code – are deductible to the full extent permitted by law. Individuals can deduct up to 50% of their adjusted gross income; companies may deduct up to 10% of taxable income, prior to discounting the philanthropic investment. BrazilFoundation provides a tax-receipt acknowledgement of the contribution it receives.
Brazil: BrazilFoundation is a non-profit organization, designated as a Public Interest Civil Society Organization (OSCIP, as per its initials in Portuguese) under Law 9.790/99, Ministry of Justice file no. 08071.000389/2004/01, Corporate Taxpayer Registration No. 04.839.572/0001-10. A donation receipt can be issued for donations made in reals. The donor must request their receipt directly from BrazilFoundation. Since we are an OSCIP, tax incentives are only awarded to businesses taxed on their profits. These businesses can deduct the cost of donations up to 2% of their operating profit. An individual donor may report the amount donated when filing income tax, but will not receive a tax incentive.