RS has already received more than R$38 million in donations via Pix; find out how to help you

On Sunday the 5th, the state established a committee to manage and monitor the resources of the official account that should help flood victims

As of Sunday the 5th, the “SOS Rio Grande do Sul” account had already collected more than R$ 38 million in donations intended for flood victims in the state. According to the latest update of the bulletin released by the Civil Protection, at 6pm there were 78 dead and 105 missing. Overall, around 844,000 people were affected by the heavy rains.

Through the Decree no. 57,601, the government of RS has established a management committee of the “SOS Rio Grande do Sul” account, which is the official donation channel of the State. The group is made up of public and private entities, who will define actions, measures and distribution criteria for donations collected through the channel’s Pix key.

“The bill, linked to Banrisul, is the same one used last year, when rains caused significant damage in the state during the month of September, especially in the towns of Vale do Taquari,” the government informs in a statement.

How to donate?

Donations made to the “SOS Rio Grande do Sul” account must be made via Pix. Check the data:

Pix Key: CNPJ: 92.958.800/0001-38

Association of Banks of the State of Rio Grande do Sul or Banco do Estado do Rio Grande do Sul (both options may appear)

As announced, all asset movements made will be subject to a hearing and inspection by public authorities.

Consult the list of members of the Management Committee:

Public sector

• Office of the Governor
• Office of the Lieutenant Governor
• State Attorney General
• Secretariat for Economic Development
• Military House
• Logistics and Transport Secretariat
• Secretariat for Social Development
• Secretariat for the regularization of housing and land

Private sector

• Association of Banks of the State of Rio Grande do Sul
• Federation of Municipal Associations of Rio Grande do Sul (Famurs)
• Central only favelas (Cufa)
• Federation of Chambers of Shop Managers of Rio Grande do Sul (FCDL-RS)
• Federation of Industries of the State of Rio Grande do Sul (Fiergs)
• Federation of Trade in Goods and Services of the State of Rio Grande do Sul (Fecomércio)
• Marcopolo Foundation
• Elisabetha Randon Institute
• Lions Club
• Rotary Clubs
• Brazilian Support Service for Micro and Small Businesses (Sebrae/RS)

Source: Terra

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