Criciúma's U-20 team will feature the name of Abadeus, an organization located in Santa Catarina that promotes actions to transform the lives of children and adolescents through social development and professional training programs.
The U-17 team will have the support of the NGO 'Bairro da Juventude', recognized for its work in the south of Santa Catarina, focused on social inclusion and promoting the rights of children and young people in the community.
The inclusion of the brands is free of charge for the NGOs and will take place starting with the October games.
This movement of providing spaces for NGOs on the uniforms of the youth teams is not new for EstrelaBet. In partnership with América-MG, the company also replaced its brand with that of Santa Casa BH, the hospital with the highest number of hospitalizations in the country.
The company also supported the Central Única das Favelas (CUFA), changing the shirts of sponsored teams to encourage donations that helped communities affected by the floods in Rio Grande do Sul.
The initiative is in compliance with the new legal guidelines for the sports betting sector in Brazil, demonstrating EstrelaBet's commitment to operating in an ethical and regulated manner. The company is one of the first to apply for an operating license in the regulated fixed-odds betting market.
Source: GMB
