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Without Carnival, Multinational Ambev, the Largest Beverage Company in the World, Calls 20 Thousand Street Vendors to Donate Emergency Aid of Up to R$ 255
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Ambev, along with the “Zé Delivery” app owned by the multinational, created a movement to provide financial aid to street vendors, one of the categories most affected by the cancellation of Carnival festivities. The “Help a Street Vendor” initiative aims to support approximately 20 thousand workers in this sector.
To receive the benefit, vendors must register and to prevent fraud, they must prove that they have performed the activity in past Carnivals.
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Upon completing the registration, the street vendor will immediately receive a financial aid of R$ 150 in a digital account and a unique code to share with friends and customers so they can order their beers at home during Carnival.
The code must be used when purchasing products through the app, between February 11 and 21. Each time a customer uses the code, the vendor will automatically receive an additional R$ 5. This process can be repeated up to 20 times.
Additionally, if the registrant participates in a course on responsible consumption, they will receive an additional R$ 5. If the consumer does not receive the code directly from a street vendor and wishes to participate in the campaign, they can obtain the coupon on the website starting this Thursday (11).
The names of participants and the coupons will be available for consultation on the Help a Street Vendor site between the 11th and the 21st of this month.
Ambev Donates Thermo Boxes for Vaccines
Ambev also announced the donation of 5 thousand thermo boxes, traditionally used by street vendors during festivities, which will go to health posts to store and transport Covid-19 vaccines.
The boxes for medical use are made of polyurethane and have a thermometer for temperature control. Their transportation will be prioritized for states with lower income and higher population.
Registration for the “Help a Street Vendor” Campaign
If you are a street vendor and are part of one of the categories most affected by the cancellation of Carnival festivities, register directly on Ambev’s platform at this link and secure emergency aid of up to R$ 250.00
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