SOFTSWISS Launches Charity Effort for Brazil Flood Relief

SOFTSWISS has started a multi-phase charity initiative to help those hit hardest by Brazil’s worst flood on record. The project provides immediate relief to the affected areas and aims for long-term recovery. It encourages other industry players to join in these efforts.

SOFTSWISS Launches Charity Effort for Brazil Flood Relief | SOFTSWISS Careers

SOFTSWISS Launches Charity Effort for Brazil Flood Relief | SOFTSWISS Careers

SOFTSWISS Launches Charity Effort for Brazil Flood Relief | SOFTSWISS CareersIvan Montik, Founder of SOFTSWISS. 

SOFTSWISS is actively providing direct aid to address the severe impact of the flood in Brazil. The company has allocated resources for essential supplies like food and gas, which will be distributed through Movimento União BR, a local charity.

Additionally, SOFTSWISS is committed to the region’s long-term recovery. The company is investing in sustainable solutions by funding the installation of water purification systems in schools across Rio Grande do Sul with PWTECH. This initiative ensures ongoing access to clean drinking water for current and future generations.

SOFTSWISS is also engaging the global iGaming community to support these efforts. The company offers crucial informational support alongside financial contributions and collaborates with influential figures like Rubens Barrichello, its Non-Executive Director in Latin America. Together, they work with Movimento União BR, which started in 2020 during the coronavirus pandemic and has since supported over 26 million people and 4,000 NGOs.

Furthermore, SOFTSWISS encourages additional support through an official government channel in Rio Grande do Sul, ensuring that donations effectively aid those in need.

SOFTSWISS Launches Charity Effort for Brazil Flood Relief | SOFTSWISS CareersRubens Barrichello, SOFTSWISS Non-Executive Director in Latin America.

By joining the SOFTSWISS charity initiative and partnering with verified organisations,  the iGaming community can be esure their contributions reach those affected by the flood in Brazil.