📋 Tender Overview
This year, Minedus strategy promoted donations of more than S/1.5 million to benefit 31,000 students from 13 regions.The Ministry of Education (Minedu) completed the cycle of volunteer interventions articulated this year with private companies through the Abraza tu Cole strategy, which contributed to improving infrastructure conditions and learning spaces in public schools in Metropolitan Lima and the Piura region.
During 2025, Abraza tu Cole promoted interventions in educational institutions in San Juan de Lurigancho, Ate, Pachacamac and Villa El Salvador, as well as in the province of Sechura (Piura), with the participation of various allies from the private sector, including the Romero Foundation, Compania Minera Misky Mayo, Faber-Castell and the Flesan Group.
The Minister of Education, Jorge Figueroa, indicated that, in addition to corporate volunteering, companies can join the initiative through various forms of collaboration, such as providing furniture and technological equipment, supporting educational contests, providing scholarships and other actions aimed at strengthening the services of the Education sector.
Last interventions of the year
The last two days were led by Azzorti and Norbert Wiener University. In the case of Azzorti, the volunteering took place in the I. E. No. 6071 Federal Republic of Germany, in Villa El Salvador, and included the comprehensive painting of the toilets, the cleaning of spaces, as well as the provision of teaching materials. This action benefited 311 initial students.
For its part, Norbert Wiener University intervened in the I. E. Akira Kato, in the Ate district. Around fifty students and workers participated in the comprehensive painting of doors and windows at the campus, which serves 693 high school students.
Since its implementation in March of this year, the Abraza tu Cole strategy, promoted by Minedu, has promoted donations of more than S/1.5 million from 60 private companies for the benefit of 31,000 students from 13 regions.
