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Manufactures and commercializes cars

Functions as a College/University

Provides water supply and sanitary sewage services

Functions as a College/University

Operates as a professional membership organization

Instituto Minas Pela Paz is a civil society organization (OSCIP) dedicated to promoting a culture of peace through social inclusion, focusing on transforming the lives of socially vulnerable populations. The private company is based in Belo Horizonte, Brazil. A central focus is strengthening the APAC (Associations for the Protection and Assistance of Convicts) methodology, which emphasizes humane penal execution based on discipline, trust, community participation, work, legal and health assistance, spirituality, and human dignity. Instituto Minas Pela Paz facilitates inmate certifications, employment contracts, professional qualification, and social reintegration within and beyond APAC units. The organization collaborates with entities such as SESI, SENAI, SEBRAE, SENAC, the Minas Gerais Court of Justice, and the Brazilian Fraternity of Assistance to the Convicted (FBAC) to provide education, vocational training, and cultural activities. Key programs include "Projeto Trampolim," offering vocational training and employment opportunities to adolescents under socio-educational measures, and the management of programs incentivizing companies to hire former inmates. The institute promotes productive prison units, advances public policies for adolescents in conflict with the law, and emphasizes transparency, good governance, and social impact. Founded in 2007, the institute operates through partnerships with public and private sectors and civil society to foster a more just and secure society.

The Brett Torino Foundation is a philanthropic organization that supports vulnerable populations, environmental conservation, and community engagement. The private company is based in Las Vegas. Its initiatives include Torino Ranch, a nature sanctuary in Lovell Canyon that hosts free respite programs for children with serious illnesses, autism, cancer-affected teens, breast cancer survivors, law enforcement officers, and families. The foundation partners with organizations to provide educational support for children undergoing medical treatment, including bedside tutoring and school re-entry coordination. It promotes environmental stewardship through conservation projects, habitat restoration, sustainable farming, and beekeeping, and works with government agencies and community groups to protect natural environments such as Red Rock Canyon. The foundation also supports emergency services like the UCLA Mobile Stroke Program and organizes community-building events such as "Shop with a Cop" and wellness retreats for police officers. Additional activities include a podcast and sharing farm-to-table recipes from its greenhouse garden.