Brazil dazzles visitors with its vibrant culture, lush rainforests, and iconic landmarks like Christ the Redeemer and Copacabana Beach. Adventure seekers flock to the Amazon, while music lovers embrace the rhythms of Rio’s Carnival. The energy, biodiversity, and colorful spirit make Brazil an irresistible destination for all kinds of travelers.

Brazil’s social inequality is among the highest in Latin America, with a Gini coefficient around 0.54. Over 13 million people in Brazil live in extreme poverty, and although only about 15% of NGO funding comes from international sources, local donations decline sharply during economic downturns. This puts immense pressure on nonprofits working in education, healthcare, and sanitation in favelas. Volunteers providing tutoring and public health assistance play a crucial role in helping fill gaps in essential services.