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Brazilian World Cup fans spread joy at NY children's hospital

Brazilian World Cup fans, known as Torcedores da Alegria, brought the excitement of the FIFA World Cup to children at Maria Fareri Children's Hospital in New York. This initiative, part of the Movimento Verde e Amarelo, aims to share the tournament's joy with those unable to attend in person. The fans adapted their celebrations to engage with each child, fostering smiles and connection during their hospital visit. AI

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Brazilian World Cup fans spread joy at NY children's hospital

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  1. Forbes — Innovation TIER_1 English(EN) · Mill Etienne, Contributor ·

    How Brazilian World Cup Fans Brought Joy To A NY Children’s Hospital

    Brazilian World Cup fans brought stadium chants to a NY children's hospital, turning patient wards into a celebration kids couldn't experience from the stands.