With monthly donations of R$ 30 it’s possible to access Clube Moinho Cultural, with benefits at nearly 300 establishments

In Corumbá, Hotel Virgínia, Restaurante Rodeio do Pantanal, Pizzaria Donana, Cinevision Corumbá, The Best Açaí, and Doce Café already join the benefits platform

 

Around the world, national and international brands, such as Nike, Cinemark, Centauro, Calvin Klein, Hering, Boticário and Petz, are also part of the Club

 

The Instituto Moinho Cultural Sul-Americano (South American Cultural Mill Institute) launched this week the Clube Moinho Cultural (Moinho Cultural Club), an initiative that goes far beyond a discount network — it is a movement of social co-responsibility. The proposal brings together partner companies, former participants, staff and families in a network of exclusive advantages, while reinforcing the collective commitment to transforming lives through art, culture and education.

 

According to Mônica Macedo, the Institute’s executive director, the Club is a way of uniting purpose and benefit. “Clube Moinho Cultural comes to value those who are already part of our history and to engage new partners. The Moinho family can count on my commitment and dedication so that this network grows, strengthening our sustainability and expanding our social impact on the border,” she highlighted.

 

Currently, companies such as Hotel Virgínia, Restaurante Rodeio do Pantanal, Pizzaria Donana, Pé na Areia Academia, Cinevision Corumbá, The Best Açaí, Wanderson Materiais de Construção and Doce Café are already part of the Club, offering benefits to their customers and staff while also contributing directly to Moinho Cultural’s social projects. In addition, national and international brands such as Nike, Cinemark, Centauro, Calvin Klein, Hering, Boticário and Petz are also part of the Club, and can be used through in-person and online purchases.

 

The Club will operate in three phases: first, the institution’s staff, who become ambassadors of the idea; then, former participants and families; and finally, local companies and strategic partners. Restaurants, hotels, courses and services are already being mapped to join the initial catalog of benefits.

 

How to join Clube Moinho Cultural

 

Starting at R$ 30.00 per month, anyone can become part of Clube Moinho Cultural and contribute directly to the continuity of the Institute’s social and cultural actions. Residents of Corumbá and Ladário can become supporters, strengthening a network that unites purpose, solidarity and benefits.

 

By joining the Club, participants gain access to exclusive discounts and advantages at partner companies in the region and, at the same time, help ensure that more children, teenagers and young people have opportunities for growth through art, culture and education.

 

To join, simply access the link, also available on Moinho Cultural’s official social media , or go in person to Moinho Cultural’s headquarters, in Corumbá.

 

About Moinho Cultural

 

Founded 21 years ago, the Instituto Moinho Cultural Sul-Americano is a civil society organization that operates in Brazil’s border territories toward positive transformation of local reality, giving voice and opportunity to children, teenagers and young people through access to cultural assets, technological knowledge, notions of entrepreneurship and full citizenship. Since its activities began, more than 25 thousand children and teenagers have been served by the institution.

 

Moinho Cultural has master sponsorship from Instituto Cultural Vale, through the Culture Incentive Law, plus sponsorship from BTG Pactual, LHG Mining, Suzano, Too Seguros and RealH. The project partners with Criança Esperança, J.Macêdo, Fecomércio – Sesc, Sicredi, Sebrae and Sesi, cultural support from the Fundação de Cultura do Mato Grosso do Sul and the Government of Mato Grosso do Sul, institutional partnership with the Prefeitura de Corumbá, Prefeitura de Ladário, Prefeitura de Puerto Suárez, Prefeitura de Puerto Quijarro, Instituto Homem Pantaneiro, IFMS, UFMS, Acaia Pantanal and other individual and corporate donors.

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