CCR Institute – Social & Cultural Impact

About the Institute

The CCR Institute is a private non-profit institution created in 2014 to manage the CCR Group's social investment.

The objective is to expand the concept of mobility through initiatives in education and culture, mobility and sustainable cities, and health and safety. The Institute is in charge of all the management of the incentivized projects, campaigns, volunteering and proprietary programs, such as the Pathways to Citizenship, which serves more than 1,600 public schools, and the Pathways to Health, which offers about 50,000 health care services to truck drivers, motorcyclists, cyclists and urban mobility passengers. In 2022 alone, more than R$49 million was invested in social projects.

730

projects

supported so far

+ de 18

million

of people impacted by projects in 10 years

555

cities

benefited in Brazil

750

millions of reais

They will be invested in social actions until 2035

Projects

Tomie Ohtake Institute

CCR's sponsorship helps maintain the Tomie Ohtake Institute's transdisciplinary art education programs in public and private schools.

Museum of the Portuguese Language

CCR Group, through the CCR Institute, is the main sponsor of the Portuguese Language Museum. This support guarantees the weekend program, with free visits on Saturdays.

Co.liga

In a three-year cooperation agreement, the CCR Group will encourage an increase in the number of subscribers to the platform, create an unprecedented course and set up a fully equipped laboratory at one of the Group's facilities for free use by students. The partnership is made possible by the CCR Institute, the entity responsible for the company's socio-educational projects.

Porta do metrô com o projeto do instituto CCR, Centenários, estampado

Centenaries

The Centenaries Project includes a series of actions to pay tribute to names of reference in literature, architecture, music and the plastic arts, representative of the great diversity of Brazilian society, who are completing or have already completed their 100th anniversary.

Flipelô

Salvador está no cenário dos grandes eventos nacionais de literatura com a Festa Literária Internacional do Pelourinho - FLIPELÔ.

Brincando e Incluindo

O projeto visa contribuir para o desenvolvimento da autonomia e protagonismo entre crianças com e sem deficiência visual, matriculadas no Ensino Fundamental de escolas municipais de São Paulo, por meio de interações lúdicas e recursos acessíveis, realizadas pela Fundação Dorina Nowill.

Escolas Baseadas na Natureza

O Escolas Baseadas na Natureza, realizado pela Motiva, por meio de seu Instituto, é o maior programa privado que coloca a natureza no centro da educação e forma educadores como multiplicadores de práticas sustentáveis e transformadoras do País. A iniciativa nasce com um propósito claro: apoiar uma educação que aproxime estudantes e professores do Meio Ambiente e estimule novas formas de aprender e cuidar do planeta.

Museu do Amanhã

Com mais de 30 mil metros quadrados, o Museu do Amanhã é um espaço de ciências aplicadas que explora as oportunidades e os desafios que a humanidade terá de enfrentar nas próximas décadas, a partir das perspectivas da sustentabilidade e da convivência.