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Fundação Osesp is a non-profit institution whose objectives are to support, encourage, assist, develop, and promote culture, education, and social assistance, with an emphasis on concert, instrumental, and vocal music.

Theatro Municipal de São Paulo project promotes, coordinates, and carries out artistic activities through the training, production, dissemination, and refinement of musical expressions, dance, and opera, encouraging the artistic education of the community.

Laços de Amizade project was created in 2005 and is, above all, an exercise in citizenship and a successful example of youth volunteering. Through socio-cultural activities, the project seeks to foster healthy relationships in adverse conditions, aiming to minimize the negative effects these conditions have on those being assisted. The work addresses the specific needs of each group, respecting their limitations, encouraging growth, and developing new skills.

Founded in 1899 with an area of 170,000 m², of which 80,000 m² are green spaces, Esporte Clube Pinheiros is the largest multi-sport club in Latin America. It is also one of the most decorated in various sports, having contributed to several Brazilian Olympic medals.

Club Athletico Paulistano is one of the most traditional social, cultural, and sports associations in São Paulo. igc partners sponsors the soccer division.

Rede Tênis Brasil aims to promote Brazilian tennis by developing athletes and coaches, investing in the sport from its introduction in public schools to the training of athletes who stand out on the world stage. To support the implementation of its initiatives, the project relies on a network of academies and partner centers throughout Brazil. The project is an evolution of the Instituto Tênis, which has been using the sport as a tool for transformation through tennis since 2002.

Fundação Gol de Letra is a non-profit civil society organization that was born from the dream of football world champions Raí and Leonardo to contribute to the education of children and young people from socially vulnerable communities, providing them with more opportunities and life prospects.

The initiative, which began 25 years ago with string instrument lessons for just 36 children in the founder's own auditorium, moved to a former juice factory before securing its own headquarters in the Heliópolis Community. In a 5,000 m² area, it annually serves more than 1,200 children and teenagers starting from the age of 4. It offers 18 early childhood music classes, 16 choirs, 44 group instrument classes, 78 active music professionals, over 200 students in individual instrument lessons, and 4 orchestras.

Vocação, formerly Ação Comunitária do Brasil, was founded in the 1960s by Francisco Matarazzo Sobrinho, Paulo Ayres Filho, Ruy Mesquita, and José Martins Pinheiro Neto, at a time when bold social projects did not exist in the country. In the 1970s, it established partnerships with neighborhood organizations and invested in the creation of pedagogical methodologies. In the following decades, it began offering comprehensive and integrated services with practices in Education, Health, and Culture.

The organization strives for excellence in hospital medical care through humanizing actions, continuous technical and professional improvement, and the scientific dissemination of education and research. This enables it to meet the growing demand and contribute to the strengthening of the Unified Health System (SUS).

Hospital de Base (HB) of São José do Rio Preto is the second-largest teaching hospital in Brazil in terms of SUS production and is affiliated with the Faculdade de Medicina de Rio Preto (Famerp), one of the most prestigious public medical schools in the State of São Paulo. With a highly qualified medical staff and nationally recognized physicians, HB stands out for the advanced technology it provides to patients, more than 85% of whom are served by the Unified Health System (SUS).