Sponsored Projects
Aliança Energia is proud to sponsor relevant projects in the states of Minas Gerais, Ceará and Rio Grande do Norte. Through the Culture Incentive Law (Law 8.313/1991) and the Sports Incentive Law (Law 11.438/2006), the company has been investing resources, since 2016, in initiatives that are aligned with its principles and has contributed to the promotion of art, culture, sports and environmental awareness. The scope of the actions goes beyond the borders of the states and the visitors of these spaces and shows. By supporting these projects, Aliança Energia believes it is also contributing to the preservation of Brazilian artistic heritage and the promotion of sports practices.
Learn more about the projects sponsored by Aliança Energia in 2024:
Marlim Azul Institute – Vitória/ES
Created in 1999, the Institute for Social Development and Management of Cultural, Artistic and Audiovisual Production Marlin Azul is a Non-Governmental Organization that develops social actions committed to culture, art and education through the democratization of access to audiovisual goods. In partnership with public agencies, social institutions and private organizations, the institute develops audiovisual training, production and dissemination projects for the benefit of communities in situations of social and cultural exclusion.
Ouro Preto Orchestra/MG
The Ouro Preto Orchestra (OOP) is a Brazilian orchestra. It was founded in 2000 by composer and professor Rufo Herrera, together with professor and conductor Ronaldo Toffolo. The OOP is formed by twenty musicians, to which are added guest musicians, according to the repertoire to be performed. Currently its principal conductor and artistic director is maestro Rodrigo Toffolo.
Since its emergence in an academic space, the Ouro Preto Orchestra has understood and valued the formative character of music. Off stage and large audiences, it trains, supports and praises the music bands that play in the countryside through its project Support Center for Martial Bands.
Association of Singing Girls of Lavras/MG
The choir Meninas Cantoras de Lavras was created by conductor and conductor José Maciel in 2008. It spent its first years within the municipality of Lavras and, from 2014, it became a cultural association. They have already performed in many cities in Brazil and Argentina. It is composed of children and young people from 7 to 15 years old, who receive classes in musical development, vocal technique and accompaniment. The project has great relevance for the community and for the girls of Lavras.
Angels who Mount – Aimorés/MG
The Anjos que Montam Equine Therapy Association, founded in 2019 in Aimorés (MG), offers rehabilitation and education programs aimed at people with disabilities. Using hippotherapy as the main tool, the association promotes physical and cognitive development through contact with horses. In addition, it offers physical and sports activities adapted for individuals with disabilities or learning disorders, contributing to greater inclusion and quality of life.
Lira Guanduense Association (ASLIG) – Baixo Guandu/ES
The Lira Guanduense Association (ASLIG), recognized as a public utility in Espírito Santo since 1954, promotes social inclusion through music. Its projects are focused on music education and cultural activities that benefit children and adolescents in Baixo Guandu, helping to reduce idle time and crime. Through music, the association encourages commitment to life and others, contributing to the formation of more responsible and conscious individuals.
Vila Murad – Lavras/MG
The Vila Murad Sports Association (ALEVILA) is making a difference in Lavras (MG) by bringing hope to children through soccer. This non-profit social project serves young people from 5 to 15 years old, offering sports training and promoting education. In addition to the development of sports skills, ALEVILA encourages reading and studying, helping to form healthy habits and improve school attendance. With these initiatives, the association contributes to the personal and academic growth of children and adolescents in the region.
Scenic World – Perdões/MG
Founded in 2018, Mundo Cênico has been a force for culture in Perdões (MG). As a non-profit association, it promotes cultural diversity through transformative artistic and educational projects. With a history of remarkable events and important partnerships, the organization has positively impacted the community. Mundo Cênico remains firm in its commitment to enrich lives, using art as a tool for change and inclusion.
Children of the Rhythm – Lavras/MG
The social project Filhos do Ritmo, from the Federal University of Lavras (UFLA), seeks to transform the lives of children from 5 to 13 years old, offering a welcoming space in Lavras. The initiative promotes educational, sports, cultural and leisure activities, with emphasis on percussion and futsal workshops. The objective is to encourage the integral development of children, strengthening skills and values for the future. UFLA’s multidisciplinary teams work directly in the project, providing an environment of inclusion and learning.
ADS Sports and Leisure – Santana do Matos (RN)
The Santanense Sports Association (ADS Esporte e Lazer), with more than 10 years of experience in Santana dos Matos (RN), is dedicated to transforming the lives of children and adolescents in situations of social vulnerability. Offering a safe and healthy environment, ADS promotes the practice of sports such as football, volleyball and jiu-jitsu, helping young people aged 7 to 17 to move away from drugs and violence, while developing sports and social skills.
FMMRC at School and in the Community – Lieutenant Laurentino Cruz (RN)
The Maestro Marciano Ribeiro da Costa Philharmonic, from Tenente Laurentino Cruz (RN), was founded on July 22, 2001 as part of the Child Labor Eradication Program, under the leadership of maestro Damião Celestino. Since then, the band has stood out in cultural events, participating in band meetings in several cities in Rio Grande do Norte, such as Natal, Mossoró, Caicó, and Santana do Matos. With a trajectory marked by the promotion of local culture, the philharmonic plays an important role in the appreciation of music and the social development of the municipality.
Music Band, School for Life – Santana do Matos (RN)
The Maestro Romildo Batista dos Santos Philharmonic, located in Santana do Matos (RN), is a sociocultural project with 118 years of history, dedicated to children, young people and adults who wish to learn music and instruments. Honoring the Pernambuco conductor Romildo Batista dos Santos, the Philharmonic plays an important role in the municipality, offering classes in sheet music reading and musical practice.
José Milanez Memory Point – Lagoa Nova (RN)
The José Milanez Memory Point, created in 2023, is a social museology initiative that arose from the mobilization of the residents of the José Milanez settlement. Functioning as a cultural center, the space promotes educational and cultural activities aimed at preserving the memory of José Milanez. The project seeks to spread his life and legacy, in addition to highlighting his important contribution to the struggles of rural workers. In this way, it strengthens the local identity and the history of social movements in the countryside.
Quilombola Museum of Macambira – Lagoa Nova (RN)
The Quilombola Community of Macambira, located in the rural area of Lagoa Nova (RN), is essential to preserve and promote the quilombola culture in the region. The Quilombola Museum of Macambira, open to visitors, exhibits a collection of historical objects and artifacts. The space also promotes cultural and educational activities that strengthen the quilombola identity and inspire pride among its members.
Canoa Veloz Cultural Company – Icapuí/CE
The “Canoa Veloz” project is a June gang from Icapuí (CE) with 21 years of history, celebrating the northeastern culture through performances in several cities. The group involves 200 young people directly and impacts more than 5,000 people in the community. Composed of dancers and musicians, the project keeps the tradition of the June festivities alive. In addition to promoting culture, it offers a space for learning and artistic expression for young people.
In 2023, 9 projects were contemplated:
Marlim Azul Institute – Vitória/ES
Created in 1999, the Institute for Social Development and Management of Cultural, Artistic and Audiovisual Production Marlin Azul is a Non-Governmental Organization that develops social actions committed to culture, art and education through the democratization of access to audiovisual goods. In partnership with public agencies, social institutions and private organizations, the institute develops audiovisual training, production and dissemination projects for the benefit of communities in situations of social and cultural exclusion.
Ouro Preto Orchestra/MG
The Ouro Preto Orchestra (OOP) is a Brazilian orchestra. It was founded in 2000 by composer and professor Rufo Herrera, together with professor and conductor Ronaldo Toffolo. The OOP is formed by twenty musicians, to which are added guest musicians, according to the repertoire to be performed. Currently its principal conductor and artistic director is maestro Rodrigo Toffolo.
Since its emergence in an academic space, the Ouro Preto Orchestra has understood and valued the formative character of music. Off stage and large audiences, it trains, supports and praises the music bands that play in the countryside through its project Support Center for Martial Bands.
Association of Singing Girls of Lavras/MG
The choir Meninas Cantoras de Lavras was created by conductor and conductor José Maciel in 2008. It spent its first years within the municipality of Lavras and, from 2014, it became a cultural association. They have already performed in many cities in Brazil and Argentina. It is composed of children and young people from 7 to 15 years old, who receive classes in musical development, vocal technique and accompaniment. The project has great relevance for the community and for the girls of Lavras.
Specialized Sports Training Center of Resplendor – Resplendor/MG
Founded in 2006, the Association develops children and adolescents in various sports.
The sponsored project aims to promote the modality of Handball and raise awareness about the importance of sports practice for children and adolescents, thus contributing to the exercise of citizenship and reducing exposure to social risks, with the occupation of the after-school shift.
Icapuiense Taekwondo Association – Icapuí/CE
The Icapuiense TaeKwondo Association emerged in 1997, work started through Professor Jorge Nildo, along with several young athletes interested in getting to know this Korean art. Currently the Icapuiense Taekwondo Association develops Taekwondo classes for children and adolescents in Icapuí and brings in its curricula some titles of great importance, always occupying a prominent position in all the championships it passes and also always placing an athlete in the NATIONAL TEAM or competing for a place in it.
Seven Generations Institute – Lavras/MG
The 7 Generations Institute is a non-profit association (CSO) that promotes actions (education, social assistance, sports, culture, health) aimed at children and adolescents in situations of social vulnerability through initiatives complementary to those of formal school, contributing to comprehensive education. Currently, the Institute develops the project “Pitch for a New Horizon” in the Novo Horizonte neighborhood of the city of Lavras/MG, serving about 80 children and adolescents daily in the after-school shift.
Association of Philharmonic and Martial Bands of Aimorés/MG
ASBAN is an Association for the teaching of wind and percussion music that serves children, adolescents and adults free of charge in the city of Aimorés/MG. The classes developed provide students with not only musical knowledge, but also improved communication and socialization, increased concentration and a sense of responsibility and commitment.
In addition to classes for children and teenagers, ASBAN also has a band with musicians trained in the Association itself who perform in the city of Aimorés and surroundings.
Brazil Citizen Foundation – Icapuí/CE
The Brazil Citizen Foundation for Education, Culture, Technology and the Environment – FBC was founded in 1996 by a group of professionals committed to corporate social responsibility. With an ecosystem vision of the territory, it articulates and develops partnerships, elaborates and executes projects in the areas of education, culture, technology and the environment, prioritizing excluded populations and considering various forms of inclusion, aiming at integral human development, environmental preservation, citizens’ rights, social entrepreneurship and environmental justice.
Today, the institution is a reference in environmental education and in the implementation of social technologies, which has earned it the recognition of important organizations, the media and public opinion.
Cultural Association of Artists and Friends of Art – Icapuí/CE
The Icapuí Wind Orchestra, created on August 21, 1997, serves more than 100 children and young people free of charge per year, offering them music classes with wind instruments, percussion, recorder and guitar.
This project provides moments of leisure and musical learning to idle children and adolescents, who are mostly in a situation of social and economic vulnerability and school learning deficit.
Transfer to the Municipal Councils for the Rights of Children and Adolescents and to the Councils for the Elderly
In addition to local sponsorships, Aliança Energia also allocates resources to Municipal Councils through the Child and Adolescent Fund and the Elderly Fund.
As a result, several projects are taking place in the Minas Gerais municipalities of Belo Horizonte, Perdões, Aimorés, and Itueta, Icapui in Ceará, and Lagoa Nova and São Vicente in Rio Grande do Norte, with support from Aliança Energia through incentivized funding.
