Flamengo takes to the field against Botafogo with a special jersey in honor of Children's Day
Game shirts will have numbers and names drawn by children from five social institutions and can be auctioned/raffled to raise funds.
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In honor of Children's Day, celebrated last Sunday (12), Flamengo will enter the field in the classic against Botafogo, next Wednesday (15), at the Nilton Santos stadium, with a special Sacred Mantle. The shirts of all athletes will have numbers and names on the back drawn by children from some social institutions.
Children from the five participating institutions participated in this initiative, with 30 drawings—numbers and names of the players on the red-and-black professional soccer team—used to personalize the jerseys. After the match, the jerseys will be used to raise funds through auctions or raffles, which will help defray each institution's costs and expenses.
See which institutions are served:
Fla BarbecuePath of Life Association, Dona Vera Home
The institution operates on the basis of financial donations, products, and services. Part of its expenses are covered by funds received through projects with COMTIBA (Municipal Council for Children and Adolescents) and the Municipal Council for Social Assistance (CMAS). The institution serves approximately 40 children aged 0 to 10 (boys and girls).
Fla BH
May Day Association of Vila Vista AlegreThe association serves children and adolescents aged seven months to 14 years in situations of social and nutritional vulnerability.
Fla Goiânia
São José Bento Cottolengo Village Long-term hospital for people with multiple disabilities, including a special education center and a physical, auditory and intellectual rehabilitation center.
Fla Dores Embassy
Good Angels Project Social work aimed at encouraging reading, respect for parents and teachers, and encouraging study, as well as holding events that bring joy and learning to children. The main focus is to show that there is a life and a future for these children. Even living in impoverished areas with limited infrastructure, there is a world of opportunities to be explored, which can transform the lives of these children and their entire families. Annually, it serves approximately 200 children aged 0 to 12.
Fla Embassy Campinas
Amic- Friends of Children CE Faith and LoveAMIC – Friends of the Child is a Philanthropic Social Assistance Entity, without for-profit, which has existed for about 32 years in the city of Campinas, operating always in territories considered to be highly socially vulnerable.
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