Social Transformation

We believe in promoting a culture of sharing, sense of community and, above all, of creating social actions that bring education and development to all people.

We remain firm in our purpose of making a difference, not only for our #BloodOrange and customers but also for people who dream of entering the technology market but do not have easy access to it.

Through partnerships with NGOs and Edtechs that offer dynamics, workshops, and classes, we have already impacted hundreds of people to enter or migrate to the world of technology.

In addition, we are the largest sponsor of Orange Juice, a tech community aimed at people who are interested in technology and want to share their knowledge, and experiences, meet new people and areas and invest in their professional careers.

Our Partners

Our goal is to establish great partnerships that reinforce our purpose of transforming dream worlds into real journeys. Know some of our partners.

Edtechs

Rocketseat

Rocketseat is a platform for continuous learning in programming that drives thousands of devs around Brazil.

In 2021, the year our partnership with the company began, we will distribute 50 scholarships to the LGBTQIA+ audience to promote inclusion, diversity, and quality training within the technology market.

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Alura

Alura is one of the largest platforms for technology courses. With a partnership that began in 2016, we have already impacted over 1,000 people in various areas.

In 2021, we did 2 editions of the Training Program in partnership with Alura's Dev Immersion, which teaches programming from scratch for those just starting out. We impacted more than 3,000 people, giving them the opportunity to start their career in the tech market.

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Cubos Academy

Cubos Academy is a technology school that offers courses at various levels, from beginner to advanced, in areas such as programming, UX/UI Design, and product management.

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Love People

Love People is an edtech founded by Matheus Pinheiro, mobile developer who, throughout his career, has been part of FCamara’s #OrangeBlood team. We have supported the initiative since the beginning, believing in the entrepreneurship of our consultants.

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NGOs

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Tocando em Frente

Tocando em Frente is a project that promotes literacy for public school children in Brazil's countryside cities with interactive and didactic journeys.

We sponsor the project, helping many young people find their way into the career of their choice.

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A Liga Digital

Liga Digital empowers young people from peripheral communities by offering training in several areas, among them programming. In 2021, we at FCamara, developed an unique class for more than 30 students in the programming class, bringing knowledge and opportunity.

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Resilia

Resilia trains the best technology professionals for the job market, bringing inclusion and diversity to the niche. In 2022, the #OrangeBlood team participated in the Corporate Journey, a series of chats with the graduating classes.

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PROA

The PROA Institute creates personal and professional development opportunities for low-income youth from public schools. In 2021, we interviewed and hired more than 50 employees through the project, developing them within the Group.

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Plataforma Impact

Plataforma Impact helps young people from the favelas and peripheries of Rio de Janeiro transform their careers. In 2021, our partnership led us to set up study tracks for students to kick-start their careers.

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Instituto Fazendo Acontecer

IFA is a non-profit entity that teaches entrepreneurship through playful workshops to young people from under-served communities. In 2019, we created the IFA App so that teachers conduct the workshops and children and teenagers can also interact with the methodology. With the app, more than 42,000 attendances have already been made, impacting 13,000 participants. Besides Brazil, the app is already accessed in the United States, Congo, Japan, and Haiti.

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