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Your Company can also prescribe joy!

Your company can also prescribe happiness!

Dia do Nariz Vermelho, celebrated on 1 June, is a special day on which we celebrate the importance a smile can have in a child’s life. Your company can help ensure that the programme of weekly visits to hospitalised children continues, whilst also fulfilling its social responsibility, engaging staff in a social cause and fostering teamwork.

Registration is now closed!

“For us, Operação Nariz Vermelho meant so much more than just sales; knowing that for every nose sold, a child in hospital would be helped was our main aim.”

(VIVA staff, Aveiras)

(Colaboradores VIVA, Aveiras)

It's a very simple initiative to operationalise and at no cost to your company!

Sign up

Registration for DNV 2026 is now closed. If you need any help, please do not hesitate to email [email protected]

Prepare

Choose the charity products you’d like to receive* – these are sent on consignment (meaning we only settle the bill at the end) – and appeal to the generosity of your colleagues, the security guard, the cleaner and, of course, your boss!

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Be an Ambassador

Be a hero for a day and wear the shirt for this cause. Sensitise, involve and motivate the whole team for this mission. Spread the word about DNV everywhere: in the corridors, in the lifts, at reception, at the concierge desk and in the meeting rooms…

Celebrate

Put your nose to the grindstone and raise funds by selling the solidarity products sent in. All products revert 100 per cent to our mission!

Tidy up

The action is over but there are products left over? Contact us to speed up the return and collection process*.

Help

Hand over the funds raised by deposit or bank transfer to NIB 0033.0000.45393177204.05 by 30 June. Don’t forget to send us the identified receipt by email!

*Free deliveries and collections with the support of Torrestir.

Register your company, make a difference to the lives of hospitalised children!