Social and Environmental Responsibility and citizenship is a fundamental commitment for us, as we believe in the transformative power of solidarity citizenship actions, in community development, and in the preservation of the environment.
Through a series of projects and initiatives that we support, we seek to make a difference in various areas. One of the projects supported by Milhão is Primavera Social, which consists of offering cultural instrumental music workshops, such as guitar, violin, cello, and percussion, for children, youth, and adolescents in vulnerable situations. These workshops aim not only to develop musical skills but also to promote social inclusion and opportunities for these individuals.
Another important initiative is the Semear Project, which consists of holding soccer championships and classes. In addition to supporting sports and culture in the cities of Inhumas and Caturaí, we seek to provide a healthy and stimulating environment for young people, helping them develop values such as teamwork, discipline, and overcoming challenges.
Another important initiative is the Semear Project, which consists of holding soccer championships and classes. In addition to supporting sports and culture in the cities of Inhumas and Caturaí, we seek to provide a healthy and stimulating environment for young people, helping them develop values such as teamwork, discipline, and overcoming challenges.
We dedicate special attention to the elderly through the Anápolis Elderly Fund. We establish partnerships with the private sector to ensure the continuity of medical and hospital assistance for the elderly. The efforts range from outpatient clinics, diagnostics, emergencies, and surgeries to support in ICUs, chemotherapy treatments, hospitalizations, and maternal and child care. For the protection and care of children and adolescents, we contribute to “Amor de mãe – Child and Adolescent Fund.” Through the raising of funds through tax designation (FIA), we supplement the necessary budget to guarantee hospital assistance to these vulnerable groups. For over 75 years, the Santa Casa de Misericórdia de Anápolis has been a pillar in the health of the population of Goiás, and we are proud to contribute to this cause.
Throughout this time, more than 1 million reais have already been converted into community support and more than 13 thousand families benefited by these projects. We recognize the importance of going beyond social actions and incorporating environmental responsibility into our activities, especially in agriculture. For the field, we developed the Good Agricultural Practices (BPA) manual and share it with Milhão’s partner producers. This manual covers aspects such as crop management, environmental legislation, traceability, and good practices for the transport and storage of grains, providing crucial information for farmers. Recently, the manual was updated to include regenerative agriculture practices, with the aim of raising awareness among producers about soil conservation and improving productivity through these sustainable practices.
Furthermore, we are developing our own evaluation of partner producers regarding sustainability, good agricultural practices, and regenerative agriculture. The goal is to map the entire supply chain and develop strategies for the evolution of these producers in these areas, implementing a classification system in four levels: bronze, silver, gold, and diamond, based on the percentage of compliance with sustainable practices. We also aim to increase the number of producers supported by our company, seeking to reach 100% of the volume of raw material used.
It is Milhão’s commitment to make a difference in our community, promoting social and environmental actions that contribute to a better future. To act responsibly is to build a more just, balanced, and sustainable society for all.
