Food donations from companies in your region, with transparency and predictability.
Optima ESG connects Brazilian non-profits with companies that have surplus food, through a simple sign-up and vetting process. It is 100% free for non-profits.
Required: an active Brazilian company registration number (CNPJ) and an organizational email address. Vetting takes up to 5 business days.

How it usually works today
- Little access to structured donations
- Donations unevenly spread between organizations
- No way to know when the next donation will come
- No visibility of what is available
With Optima ESG
- Structured access to the donations available
- Donations within the radius you choose, with an alert for each new one
- Transparency at every step
- Full history and traceability
From vetting to the first donation
Four steps. The first one, vetting, is what gives companies the confidence to donate regularly.
Sign-up and vetting
Your organization is checked against official government registries and the status of its CNPJ. Once approved, it is visible to companies in your region as a verified organization.
Vetting within 5 business days- 02
Access to available donations
You see the surplus from companies within the distance your organization can travel to pick it up, by category and quantity. With no donor company nearby yet, your organization joins the waiting list for its region.
- 03
Request and confirmation
Request the donation in the system. The company confirms and you agree on logistics together. Everything is recorded.
- 04
Automatic receipt and history
Each delivery produces a receipt signed electronically by both parties and joins your history, which makes reporting to funders easier.
Common questions
Questions before signing up?
Start today, at no cost
Registering your non-profit takes less than 5 minutes, on the Portuguese site. Vetting takes up to 5 business days, and donations appear once a donor company that uses Optima is within the distance you can travel to pick them up.
Register my organization (in Portuguese)