Fundação Bradesco is a philanthropic and educational foundation founded in 1956 by Amador Aguiar, the creator of Banco Bradesco. Initially named the São Paulo de Piratininga Foundation, it became known as the Bradesco Foundation in 1967. The foundation focuses on education and professional training, making it one of Brazil's pioneering private social investment projects. The foundation operates school units across all Brazilian states, providing comprehensive support to students, including meals, uniforms, and healthcare. Key initiatives include the Training and Professional Development Center (CENTREFOR), which offers professional training, and the Virtual School, which provides various training courses. Additionally, it partners with Canal Futura to promote educational projects. Over the years, Fundação Bradesco has significantly increased its investment capacity, with total investments rising from approximately R$ 606 million in 2018 to R$ 794 million in 2022. It has received recognition as a Philanthropic Entity and a Federal Public Utility Entity.