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, but it is through it that some people in the country benefit and are able to achieve a better quality of life. It is the sector composed of as*ociations and foundations that work to generate public goods and services to society. In Brazil, it is relatively new, which began to appear more frequently after the 1960s. However, in recent years, it has gained even greater importance, and especially the support of Social welfare was always as*ociated with government programs and the state had social control. But after a certain amount of time he realized that he could not accomplish everything for everyone and in all areas of interest. In this way, there was its weakening and the loss of totalitarian models. Since then, organized society has taken up some positions and started to create movements in favor of important social causes, understanding that now they as*umed not only the role of clients, but also of suppliers, that is, they were also responsible for the actions that benefited them. In the period between the Empire and the First Republic, from 1822 to 1930, social actions were of a purely religious character, because of the influence of Portuguese colonization as well as the domination of the Catholic Church. From the Revolution of the 1930s to the 60s, the first Brazilian law was established to regulate the rules for declaring public utility and also the NATIONAL COUNCIL FOR SOCIAL SERVICE. Since then, some privileged families have already carried out philanthropic actions. But it was because of the limitation of popular participation in the public sphere, during the military government, between the 60s and 70s that popular initiatives and movements really began. From the 1970s, civil society strengthened in opposition to the state, which was totally authoritarian, causing non-governmental organizations to grow more and more. O