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BRF INSTITUTE TO RECEIVE REGISTRATION OF EDUCATION AND TECHNOLOGICAL INCLUSION PROJECTS UNTIL APRIL 16

The Our Part for the Whole Initiative is selecting actions that contribute to reducing the effects of the Covid-19 pandemic on communities

One of the largest food companies in the world, this year BRF launched the Our Part for the Whole Fund through the BRF Institute, which selects and invests resources in initiatives that contribute to reducing the effects of the Covid-19 pandemic in the communities where the company is present. On one of the fronts, Education and Technological Inclusion, interested institutions have until 6 pm on April 16 to participate in the selection, as per the notice.

Non-profit Civil Society Organizations (CSOs), governed by private law, including cooperatives, registered for at least 2 years, City Halls, State Governments and other public institutions or municipal and state authorities belonging to or operating in any municipality on the list of execution sites, and for-profit hospitals registered for at least 2 years whose proposals registered in this notice involve only activities and/or free care by the public health care network may participate.

Proposals must be implemented and/or include at least one of the following municipalities in 10 States:

Goiás - Buriti Alegre, Jataí, Mineiros and Rio Verde

Mato Grosso - Lucas do Rio Verde and Nova Mutum

Mato Grosso do Sul - Dourados

Minas Gerais - Uberlândia

Paraná - Carambeí, Dois Vizinhos, Francisco Beltrão, Paranaguá, Ponta Grossa and Toledo

Pernambuco  - Vitória de Santo Antão

Rio de Janeiro - Seropédica

Rio Grande do Sul - Lajeado, Marau and Serafina Corrêa

São Paulo - Tatuí

Santa Catarina - Campos Novos, Capinzal, Chapecó, Concórdia, Herval D'oeste and Videira

In addition to Education and Technological Inclusion, the project works with other topics recurring to the pandemic and has three other fronts: Health and Emergency Actions; Generation of Work and Income; and Food Security and Social Protection. Each one has different registration deadlines and maximum amounts per project that can be checked in the notice for registration.

About the BRF Institute

Founded in 2012 by BRF, one of the largest food companies in the world, the BRF Institute is a private association to strategically direct the Company's social investments. The goal is to support citizen initiatives that contribute to the development of communities locally. Since its creation, through volunteering and direct investment projects, the BRF Institute has impacted more than 400,000 people, mobilized 28,500 volunteers and carried out more than 2,000 social actions in 60 cities around the country.

About BRF

One of the largest food companies in the world, BRF is present in more than 130 countries and owns iconic brands such as Sadia, Perdigão and Qualy. Its purpose is to offer quality food that is increasingly tasty and practical, to people all over the world, through the sustainable management of a living, long and complex chain, which provides a better life for everyone, from the countryside to the table Based on fundamental commitments to safety, quality and integrity, the Company bases its strategy on a long-term vision and aims to generate value for its more than 95,000 employees worldwide, more than 330,000 clients, approximately 10,000 members in Brazil, all of its shareholders and for society.