Tradition and pioneering in the social area
The Vale Foundation supports the construction of stories of social change and transformation.
Mask + Income Project mobilizes sewists and artisans during the pandemic
About 2,000 seamstresses and artisans participated in the project. More than 1.5 million masks were donated to social organizations throughout 2020.
Learn more at: http://www.mascaramaisrenda.com.br
2020 Results
R$ 57.7 MM
invested in social projects
164 thousand
benefited students
470 thousand
donated health items
2.5 thousand
sponsored entrepreneurs
3.6 thousand
enrolled into Knowledge Stations
The Vale Foundation in the municipalities
Espírito Santo
Maranhão
Mato Grosso do Sul
Minas Gerais
Pará
Rio de Janeiro
-
Açailândia
-
Alto Alegre do Pindaré
-
Anajatuba
-
Arari
-
Bacabeira
-
Bom Jardim
-
Bom Jesus das Selvas
-
Bom Jesus de Tocantins
-
Brumadinho
-
Buriticupu
-
Canaã dos Carajás
-
Cariacica
-
Colatina
-
Congonhas
-
Corumbá
-
Eldorado dos Carajás
-
Governador Valadares
-
Ibiraçu
-
Igarapé do Meio
-
Itabira
-
Itabirito
-
Itaguaí
-
Itapecuru Mirim
-
Ladário
-
Mangaratiba
-
Marabá
-
Ouro Preto
-
Parauapebas
-
Periquito
-
Resplendor
-
Santa Inês
-
Santa Rita
-
São Luis
-
São Pedro da Água Branca
-
Serra
-
Tucumã
-
Tufilândia
-
Tumiritinga
-
Vitória do Mearim
The Vale Foundation maintains five Knowledge Stations
They are located in Arari (MA), Brumadinho (MG), Serra (ES), Marabá and Tucumã (PA).
They are spaces that offer education, culture, and sports activities for children and adolescents carried out during school’s second shift.
Health Cycle Program
In 2020, the Health Cycle mobilized 419 Basic Health Units (UBS), in 29 municipalities, through technical assistance and the donation of more than 460 thousand inputs and equipment such as oximeters, masks, gloves, among others benefiting more than 1,8 million people.
honey house in Bacabeira (MA): a reference in the region’s agribusiness
Routes & Literary Networks program donates more than 3,000 titles to schools in Corumbá and Ladário (MS)
Testmonials
Jaiane Cruz
As I’m a newbie at Enem, I would be lost if it weren’t for this course. Teachers have several strategies to help us: ask questions, leave the lessons recorded and the materials are available for review. This is perfect for us who can’t afford a cram.
– Jaiane Cruz, participant in the Vestibulando project at Estação Conhecimento Arari (MA)
