Top 5 Non Profit Angel Investors in Brazil in May 2025

Last updated: May 2025 A list of 5 angel investors that invest in Non profit startups based in Brazil. We rank investors based on the number of investments they made in Non profit companies from Brazil. We update this investor list every month.

Top 5 Non Profit Angel Investors in Brazil in May 2025

Investor	Non Profit Brazil investments
Michiel Lescrauwaet	1
Lior Messika	1
Gabby Dizon	1
Andrea Chang	1
Yuan Han Li	1

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Michiel Lescrauwaet is the Co-Founder and Managing Director of Tioga Capital Partners. He previously worked at Adamant Capital and attended Ghent University.

Investment focus

FinTech, Internet, Information Technology
Seed, Pre-Seed
France, Brazil

Portfolio highlights

Ribon — Boost donations and enhance staff well-being by empowering your team to decide how your institution's grants will impact the community
JellyFi — JellyFi enables audited dApps and protocols to access zero-collateralized loans in the form of Defi (Decentralized finance) and provides liquidity for fast withdrawals, thereby helping clients by giving alternatives to finance their development or add liquidity through borrowing.
Soulcery — Zero-code on-chain game constructor powered by Solana

Founder @ Eden Block. Angel Investor & Builder.

Investment focus

Blockchain, Information Technology, Social Impact
Seed, Series A
United Kingdom, Brazil, Singapore

Portfolio highlights

Ribon — Boost donations and enhance staff well-being by empowering your team to decide how your institution's grants will impact the community
Gensyn — The Gensyn protocol provides hyperscale, cost efficient, compute capacity for all deep learning workloads.
Beem — Beem lets musicians, performers and influencers live stream themselves in Augmented Reality and have their followers see those broadcasts wherever they are.

Gabby Dizon is the Chairman and co-founder of Alto.io, a Singapore-based game platform that connects games to the blockchain. He helped pioneer the Philippine game industry as part of the team that released the first Filipino-made game in 2003. Gabby is also CEO of game developer Altitude Games and former President of the Game DevelopersAssociation of the Philippines. Gabby helps champion the game development industry in Southeast Asia and is an active member of the Philippine startup community.