This Wednesday, during Flamengo's Copa do Brasil debut, 800 people from socially vulnerable backgrounds will have the unique opportunity to experience the excitement of a Flamengo game at Maracanã. Many will be stepping foot in the temple of football for the first time! This is another edition of "Nação no Maraca," part of Flamengo's Social Inclusion agenda, which has already benefited nearly 15 people, including indigenous people, people serving socio-educational measures, refugees, people with disabilities, and those assisted by social institutions in the last year alone.

Strengthening the red-black fans, there will be those assisted by the following social projects: Brasileirinho from the Costa Barros border, from AME Santo Amaro da Glória, from Sou Mais Ser do Bem from Morro do Salgueiro, from Futsal Andaraí, from the Refuge Association for Street Children - REMER from Morro Faz quem quer, from Barbará Esporte Clube from Japeri/ RJ, from Abraço do Tigre from São Gonçalo/ RJ, from Renovando Vidas from Vila Vintém, from Judo Raphael França from São Gonçalo/ RJ, from MG Sports from Nova Iguaçu/ RJ, from Arena 44 from Complexo do Sapê, from Nova Geração from Niterói/ RJ, from the Residents' Association of Vidigal and from the students of Ciep Nação Rubro Negra, in Gávea.

By providing this unique experience, the "Nação no Maraca" initiative not only offers entertainment and leisure, but also promotes the breaking down of barriers, social inclusion, and the appreciation of groups often overlooked by society. Maracanã, the venue for the sporting spectacle, also becomes a space of welcome and equality.