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2021–2023 term

Who's behind PAS

Board of Directors and Fiscal Council members. Every leadership role is held on a volunteer, unpaid basis.

Board of Directors

Maria Celina Machado Alé

President

Social worker · Brazilian

Dilma Nancy Pigatto de Arruda

Superintendent

Retired teacher · Brazilian

Marlene Simões Soares Nakayama

General Treasurer

Retired public servant · Brazilian

Ana Maria Medina de Góes

Deputy Treasurer

Retired teacher · Brazilian

Clemira das Dores dos Santos Marques

General Secretary

Homemaker · Brazilian

Maria Amélia Barbosa Guimarães

Deputy Secretary

Teacher · Brazilian

Fiscal Council

Maria Cristina Mendes

1st full member

Shopkeeper · Brazilian

Soeli Ribotta Schoenacker

2nd full member

Retired teacher · Brazilian

Elza Maria Moraes Chelles

3rd full member

Retired bank employee · Brazilian

Heloisa Salvetti

1st alternate

Retired teacher · Brazilian

Altair César Rodrigues Dias Martins

2nd alternate

Lawyer · Brazilian

Ricardo Pereira Rios

3rd alternate

Business owner · Brazilian

To protect personal data (under Brazil's LGPD data-protection law), documents such as national ID numbers, tax IDs, and home addresses of board members are not published. They are kept in the organization's official records and are shared with oversight bodies, councils, and partners upon formal request. Contact our board.

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Why your gift is essential

We hold an agreement with the São Roque City Hall, but those funds only cover salaries, payroll charges and rent. Water, electricity, phone, cleaning and hygiene supplies, clothing, furniture, appliances and building maintenance come exclusively from our own resources: donations and events.

  • OSCIP since 2001 — Ministry of Justice
  • Tax ID 04.409.537/0001-60
  • 100% volunteer board
  • Public accountability reports

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Tax insight

A direct donation to P.A.S. is not deductible from Brazilian income tax — the Receita Federal states this explicitly. Companies taxed under Lucro Real may deduct donations to non-profit civil entities up to 2% of operating profit. See each rule with its official source.

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