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Brazilian Chinese Society holds multiple Christmas charity events

Click： Time：2025-12-18 11:33:35

On December 13th local time, as Christmas approached, Chinese communities in S ã o Paulo and Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, entered low-income communities and held multiple Christmas charity events.

In recent years, Brazilian Chinese Society has innovated its charity model, expanded its fundraising channels, and achieved a significant increase in the total amount of charitable resources, resulting in a number of representative charity projects.

On December 13th local time, in a civilian community in S ã o Paulo, Brazil, the China Pakistan Charity Foundation, Brazil Qingtian Charity Federation, China Pakistan Shooting Association, Brazil Jinhua Chamber of Commerce Fellow Association, and Brazil Chinese Badminton Association jointly held a charity donation event. Photo provided by China Pakistan Charity Foundation Association

Wuhua Society brings Christmas joy to thousands of children

In the Vila Basilina community of S ã o Paulo, five overseas Chinese organizations, including the China Pakistan Charity Foundation, Brazil Qingtian Charity Association, China Pakistan Shooting Association, Brazil Jinhua Chamber of Commerce Association, and Brazil Chinese Badminton Association, jointly launched a charity event.

In the afternoon, there were scattered showers over the Vila Basilina community, but the event venue remained lively. The Chinese representatives of the five host overseas Chinese organizations arrived at the scene in advance, built inflatable castles and trampolines for the children, and prepared a large number of Christmas gifts. The originally quiet streets were quickly filled with music, laughter, and crowds.

Several overseas Chinese community leaders and volunteers braved the rain to transport pre packaged donated materials from nearby warehouses to the event venue, shuttling back and forth in the rain to deliver toys, food, and gifts to children in a timely manner.

During the event, Rong Qiang, Director of the Overseas Chinese Affairs Office of the Chinese Consulate General in S ã o Paulo, along with the organizers of the overseas Chinese delegation, Zhu Shiqi, Liu Yongming, Ji Qide, Zhang Xiaohong, and Xu Minglin, participated in the event with nearly a thousand children and parents from the community.

On site, lion dance performances, robot interactions, and children's play areas were filled with laughter and joy, and the scene was orderly. Primary school students from Hongen Bilingual School in Brazil brought a dance performance and gave their prepared toys to children in the community. The subsequent lucky draw session pushed the atmosphere to a climax. Twelve brand new bicycles were pulled out one by one, and the children who received the bicycles held the prizes and took a group photo in front of the stage, surrounded by bursts of applause. The other children present also received Christmas gifts one by one, and the staff checked the list one by one to ensure that everyone received them.

It is reported that this event is one of the series of activities of the '2025 Love Christmas Charity Project'. These five overseas Chinese groups have cooperated with the 'More Sports, Less Medication' organization in Sao Paulo to promote it. In the future, multiple Christmas charity donation activities will be carried out in communities such as Epilanga, Vila Mariana, and Tiladentes City.

On December 13th local time, in a civilian community in S ã o Paulo, Brazil, the China Pakistan Charity Foundation, Brazil Qingtian Charity Federation, China Pakistan Shooting Association, Brazil Jinhua Chamber of Commerce Fellow Association, and Brazil Chinese Badminton Association jointly held a charity donation event. The young overseas Chinese who participated in the song and dance performance took a group photo. Photo provided by China Pakistan Charity Foundation Association

Nearly a hundred overseas Chinese donated around 900 food baskets for charity

On the 13th, the 6th Brazil Rio Overseas Chinese Donation Event was held as scheduled in Rio de Janeiro. Compared to last year, this event has added 8 new Brazilian Western cooperative charitable organizations, bringing the total number of cooperative charitable organizations to 30.

According to representatives of the charity donation team 'Giving Roses to People, Leaving Fragrance in Your Hands', Sun Teying, Wang Zhenlan, and Sun Huakai, this event has received strong support from overseas Chinese in Rio as always, and has also received love and assistance from 94 donors including Chinese from Sao Paulo, Bahia, Recife, Victoria, and returned overseas Chinese.

Tiya Ru, Deputy Speaker of the State Assembly of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, and Wang Weiyu, Deputy Consul General of the Chinese Consulate General in Rio de Janeiro, attended the event and gave full recognition to this good deed.

The event raised a total of over 94000 Brazilian reals for the purchase of 900 basic food baskets. In addition, more than 60000 markers, picture books, basketballs, doll toys, raincoats, bath towels, milk powder, cakes and other daily and study supplies were raised to bring care and warmth to disabled institutions, nursing homes and orphanages.

Renato Muniz, President of the Red Cross Society of New Iguazu, Rio de Janeiro, stated that the Chinese community in Rio de Janeiro has been continuously involved in public welfare for many years, setting a good example for society and enhancing the strength of humanitarian aid and social participation organizations.

On December 13th local time, a civilian community in S ã o Paulo, Brazil, and 14 Chinese communities jointly made charitable donations. Photo provided by Brazilian Chinese Charity and Public Welfare Platform

14 overseas Chinese organizations jointly donate to police celebration

On the 13th local time, 14 Chinese communities including the Wenzhou Fellow Association and the Brazilian Chinese Charity Platform jointly entered multiple low-income communities in Brazil and held two public welfare activities, donating food and Christmas gifts to low-income families contacted by the Sao Paulo Municipal Guard (GCM), benefiting more than 500 families and nearly 1000 community children.

The overseas Chinese groups participating in this activity have a diverse composition. There are regionally distinct overseas Chinese organizations such as the Brazilian Anhui Fellow Association, the Brazilian Wenzhou Charity Group, the Brazilian Overseas Chinese Youth Federation, the Brazilian Chinese Shooting Association, and the World Fujian Youth Federation; There are Chinese schools such as Tiantian Overseas Chinese Education School; There are chambers of commerce such as the Guangzhou Entrepreneurs Association in Brazil, the China Economic and Trade Promotion Association in Brazil, the Fujian Chamber of Commerce in Brazil, the Ningbo Chamber of Commerce in Brazil, the Rui'an Chamber of Commerce in Brazil, and the Fuqing Supermarket Alliance in Brazil. 14 Chinese communities collaborate to bring Christmas greetings to low-income families in Brazil. (End)