Thank your for kind generations.

Our sponsors are entities, often businesses, that provide financial support, goods, or services to a nonprofit organization in exchange for recognition or other mutually beneficial outcomes. 

These partnerships can involve general, event, program, or media sponsorship, providing benefits like increased visibility, access to new audiences, and improved public image for the sponsor, while the nonprofit receives crucial funding and resources to advance its mission. 

Types of Nonprofit Sponsorships

• Financial Sponsorship:. A direct donation of money to support an event, campaign, or the organization's general operations. 
• In-Kind Sponsorship:. The donation of goods or services, such as food and beverages for an event, or promotional items. 
• Media Sponsorship:. A company covers the cost of advertising or promoting a nonprofit event or campaign through various media channels. 

How Sponsorships Benefit Nonprofits 

• Increased Funding: Sponsorships are a vital income source, helping to cover operational costs and fund programs. 
• Enhanced Visibility: The partnership can increase the nonprofit's exposure to new audiences and potential donors. 
• Access to Resources: Sponsors may provide volunteers, in-kind services, or expertise, further supporting the nonprofit's work. 
• Broader Appeal: Affiliation with reputable companies can enhance the nonprofit's credibility and appeal to a wider base of support. 

How Sponsorships Benefit Sponsors

• Positive Brand Association:  Companies gain a "halo effect" by associating with a charitable cause, improving their reputation. 
• Increased Visibility: Sponsors get promotional opportunities, such as their logo featured on materials or mentions during events, reaching the nonprofit's audience. 
• Employee Engagement: Partnerships can lead to opportunities for employee volunteer programs and giving campaigns. 
• New Customers and Markets: Sponsorship can attract new customers and foster loyalty from those who appreciate the company's community involvement.

Key Considerations

• Mutual Benefit: A successful sponsorship is a mutually beneficial partnership, with both parties gaining value from the relationship. 
• Alignment: Companies are more likely to sponsor organizations whose mission aligns with their own values, making research into potential sponsors crucial. 
• Tax Implications: Nonprofits should be aware of potential tax implications for both the nonprofit and the sponsor, as there are rules surrounding the quid-pro-quo nature of sponsorships. 

Thank you for your kind support.  Please call us to discuss sponsorship levels of participation.

Sponsorship levels:  Bronze, Silver, Gold, and Platinum:

Bronze $1,000 donations

Silver $2,000 donations

Gold $4,000 donations

Platinum $5,000 donations