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Our energy is committed to local impact: supporting communities, valuing cultures, promoting income generation.

Our energy is committed to local impact: supporting communities, valuing cultures, promoting income generation.

Our social actions have been consolidated over the years, and the integration of ESG pillars into our business strategy has strengthened our initiatives, generating shared value in society.

We believe that, to build a lasting legacy, it is essential to invest in social programs that promote education, culture, entrepreneurship and development of the communities where we operate.

Discover our social initiatives below.

Full Belly Project

Teotônio Vilela, AL Coruripe, AL Feliz Deserto, AL

A significant example of our initiatives is the Barriga Cheia Project, carried out for 23 years in partnership with the City of Teotônio Vilela (AL). We have made 263 hectares of land available so that families in the city can plant beans.

The project has expanded to the municipalities of Coruripe and Feliz Deserto in Alagoas. In Coruripe, the project is known as Projeto Maná, and in Feliz Deserto, it continues to be called Barriga Cheia. In these two locations, we made 175 hectares of land available, benefiting 350 families in situations of social vulnerability.

Citizen Basketball

Maceió, AL

It serves around 300 children and teenagers in Maceió (AL), offering basketball lessons, educational lectures on sports, health and discipline, as well as psychological support with specialized professionals.

Beekeeping Project

Feliz Deserto, AL

In the village of Pontes, in the municipality of Feliz Deserto (AL), the Apiculture Project has a Honey House, which has the capacity to produce 5,000 sachets of honey per day. This honey is used as an energy source for our rural workers, promoting health and well-being in the workplace.

Vitor Wanderley Nursery/School

Feliz Deserto, AL

It serves 110 children, in the town of Pontes (Feliz Deserto, AL).

Handmade Paper Workshop

Feliz Deserto, AL Campo Florido, MG

It promotes female entrepreneurship, teaching around 20 artisans how to make bags, boxes, folders and other objects from a mixture of sugarcane bagasse and cement sack paper. The initiative is carried out in Feliz Deserto (AL) and Campo Florido (MG), encouraging creativity and income generation.

Cattail Crafts

Feliz Deserto, AL

In Feliz Deserto (AL), the initiative brings together 26 artisans who transform taboa straw into beautiful and unique artisanal products.

Supplementary Feeding

Feliz Deserto, AL

It offers, in Feliz Deserto (AL), balanced and nutrient-rich meals in the school environment, promoting the health and well-being of students, in addition to supporting academic performance and healthy growth.

Culture and Leisure Space

Povoado Pontes, Feliz Deserto, AL

Cultural and leisure complex with a children's playground, sand court, exercise area, leisure and walking area, and also a forest with native species of the Atlantic Forest, created through the "Adopt a Tree" program – where children from the Vitor Wanderley Daycare/School "adopted" a tree seedling, caring for it until it became resistant, promoting environmental education and community interaction.

Ouricuri Crafts

Coruripe, AL

Supports artisans from Alagoas in Coruripe (AL), who preserve and revitalize the craft tradition using ouricuri leaves.

Child Labor Eradication Program (PETI)

Coruripe, AL

The Child Labor Eradication Program (PETI) in Coruripe (AL) serves 200 children, offering educational, cultural and recreational activities that aim to keep them away from child labor.

Flourish Project

Campo Florido, MG

It offers, in Campo Florido (MG), complementary education for more than 170 children. During after-school hours, these children receive extra classes, participate in sports and educational activities, and have access to computer classes, promoting their academic and personal development.

Super Action Project

Maceió, AL

The initiative benefits 50 children in Maceió (AL) through the practice of Judo. With our support, the project offers these children the opportunity to develop physical and social skills, promoting discipline and teamwork.

Institute for Social and
Ecological Development (Idese)

As part of our social work, we maintain the Institute for Social and Ecological Development (Idese), with units in Coruripe (AL) and Januária (MG), which promotes the preservation of nature and the development of the community where it is located, through the promotion of socio-environmental actions aimed at sustainable development.

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