The Mahle Institute is a Civil Society Organization (CSO) that was born to support and advise initiatives that share anthroposophical principles and values.
Our history began in 1964, in the German city of Stuttgart. It was there that, inspired by the teachings of Austrian philosopher Rudolf Steiner (1861-1925), founder of Anthroposophy, brothers Hermann and Ernst Mahle created the Mahle-Stiftung (Mahle Foundation). The original mission of the institution was to strengthen projects related to health, scientific research, agriculture, children and youth education, youth welfare, art, and culture.
In 2007, the Foundation arrived in Brazil, where it still operates as the Mahle Institute, in cooperation with the Mahle-Stiftung. Here in the country, the project areas are: Agriculture, Art & Culture, Education, and Health.
In our journey, we have honored and, more than that, proven the extreme importance of the original mission: mobilizing people and entities around initiatives that promote human development (in its spiritual, psychological, and physical essence), as well as integration with nature and the universe, using the principles of Anthroposophy.
We have already benefited and supported more than a thousand projects from various institutions recognized for their seriousness, innovation, and commitment to transforming reality.