Donations and events
Donations from individuals and companies, bazaars, the Christmas Bazaar, and sales of handicrafts made by PROMAS participants and volunteers.
Transparency
We are a nonprofit OSCIP: every real donated is recorded, audited by our Fiscal Council, and applied entirely to our projects. No board member receives compensation.
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100% of board positions are unpaid volunteer roles. The city agreement covers salaries, payroll charges and rent only — food, water, power, phone, hygiene, clothing, furniture and building upkeep come from your donations.
Request any document below and we send the signed PDF by WhatsApp or e-mail on the same business day.
2001
PAS is founded on 02/04/2001 and PAE begins, offering emergency support to families in São Roque.
2002
PROMAS — Mãos Solidárias starts, with sewing and craft workshops for mothers in the community.
2011
Casa de Acolhida (PCA) opens: 24/7 care for children and teenagers under court protection.
2024
Busiest year: 35 placements, plus 3 mothers fleeing domestic violence and their children.
2025
318 children and teenagers sheltered since 2011, with an all-volunteer board.
Public funding
Every month we publish the full RP-10 statement required by the São Paulo State Court of Accounts, under Termo de Colaboração 03/2023 with the Prefeitura da Estância Turística de São Roque. Open the original signed PDF for any month.
R$ 485.328,84
Aditamento 03/2025 · 01/01/2026 a 31/12/2026
R$ 283.108,49
Sum of the transfers actually received in the period
100%
Human resources (salaries, payroll taxes and benefits)
| Month | Transfer received | Signed statement |
|---|---|---|
| January | R$ 40.444,07 | |
| February | R$ 40.444,07 | |
| March | R$ 40.444,07 | |
| April | R$ 40.444,07 | |
| May | R$ 40.444,07 | |
| June | R$ 40.444,07 | |
| July | R$ 40.444,07 | |
| Total received | R$ 283.108,49 |
August/2026 — pending approval
The August/2026 statement has not been approved yet, so no figures are published for that month. It will appear here as soon as it is approved.
Check our figures against the official sources for this funding source.
Figures taken from the signed RP-10 statements (Jan–Jul 2026), for municipal, federal and state funding. Public funding covers salaries, payroll taxes and rent only — food, utilities, health care, clothing and building maintenance depend entirely on donations.
Find a resource
Search by keyword or filter by theme and level of government. Every item links to an official page or to our signed statements.
35 resources found
Transfers, contracts and accountability of the São Roque municipality.
São Roque City Hall
Local social assistance centers, services and programs in São Roque.
São Roque City Hall
Official system where the RP-10 statements of nonprofits are filed.
São Paulo State Court of Accounts
Search state agreements, transfers and expenditures.
São Paulo State Government
State social protection programs, benefits and child funds.
São Paulo State Government
Search federal agreements and transfers to nonprofits.
Office of the Comptroller General
Official platform for federal agreements and voluntary transfers.
Ministry of Management and Innovation
Entry point for federal social programs and benefits.
Ministry of Social Development
Benefit for low-income elderly people and people with disabilities.
INSS
How the public social assistance network and its services work.
Ministry of Social Development
Law 8,069/1990, the legal basis of the shelter care we provide.
Presidency of the Republic
Rules for partnerships between government and civil society organizations.
Presidency of the Republic
Official income tax deduction rules for donations.
Brazilian Federal Revenue Service
Official channel to report violations against children and adolescents.
Ministry of Human Rights
Signed monthly statement. Transfer received: R$ 40.444,07.
Municipal funding
Signed monthly statement. Transfer received: R$ 40.444,07.
Municipal funding
Signed monthly statement. Transfer received: R$ 40.444,07.
Municipal funding
Signed monthly statement. Transfer received: R$ 40.444,07.
Municipal funding
Signed monthly statement. Transfer received: R$ 40.444,07.
Municipal funding
Signed monthly statement. Transfer received: R$ 40.444,07.
Municipal funding
Signed monthly statement. Transfer received: R$ 40.444,07.
Municipal funding
Signed monthly statement. Transfer received: R$ 0,00.
State funding
Signed monthly statement. Transfer received: R$ 0,00.
State funding
Signed monthly statement. Transfer received: R$ 6.900,00.
State funding
Signed monthly statement. Transfer received: R$ 2.300,00.
State funding
Signed monthly statement. Transfer received: R$ 2.300,00.
State funding
Signed monthly statement. Transfer received: R$ 2.300,00.
State funding
Signed monthly statement. Transfer received: R$ 2.300,00.
State funding
Signed monthly statement. Transfer received: R$ 5.000,00.
Federal funding
Signed monthly statement. Transfer received: R$ 5.000,00.
Federal funding
Signed monthly statement. Transfer received: R$ 5.000,00.
Federal funding
Signed monthly statement. Transfer received: R$ 5.000,00.
Federal funding
Signed monthly statement. Transfer received: R$ 5.000,00.
Federal funding
Signed monthly statement. Transfer received: R$ 5.000,00.
Federal funding
Signed monthly statement. Transfer received: R$ 5.000,00.
Federal funding
04.409.537/0001-60
PAS Tax ID (CNPJ)
OSCIP since 2001
Brazilian Ministry of Justice
100% of leadership roles
are held by volunteers
Donations from individuals and companies, bazaars, the Christmas Bazaar, and sales of handicrafts made by PROMAS participants and volunteers.
Agreements with municipal government, funded by municipal, state, and federal resources, allocated to the Casa de Acolhida Project.
Like-minded organizations and volunteer professionals (pediatrician, cardiologist, psychiatrist, ENT specialist, ophthalmologist, and dentist) who provide care free of charge.
Accounts are tracked by the Treasury, approved by the Fiscal Council, and submitted to CMAS, CMDCA, and the oversight bodies of any agreements in place.
The documents below are made available to donors, partners, councils, and oversight bodies. Request them by email and we'll send you the files for the year you need.
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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.
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DonateTax 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.
Donations and income tax