Corporate Partnerships

Partner with purpose

A partnership here is an agreement about a program: what it will do, who it will reach, and what gets reported back. It is not a package of brand placements sold by tier.

Ways to partner

These are ways of working, not price bands.

Each one is named for what it does rather than for a metal. Which fits depends on the goal you want to reach.

Program Partnership

From $5,000

Support one program area, with reporting written against that program's own goals.

The simplest arrangement: a company funds a defined part of one program for a defined period, and receives reporting on what that funding produced — including where it fell short of plan.

Name and logo listed on the supporters page
Neutral description of your business alongside the listing
Reporting against the funded program's goals
Recognition in materials for events tied to the funded programSubject to availability, programme fit, and scheduling; set out in the written partnership agreement.

Founding Partnership

From $25,000

Back a program through its launch year, when funding is hardest to find and most decisive.

For companies willing to fund work before it has a track record. Founding partners are involved early enough to shape how a program is measured — not what the Foundation chooses to run, which is the board's decision.

Name and logo listed on the supporters page
Named acknowledgement in the annual report
Social and digital recognition
Participation in press announcements about the partnership
Employee volunteer daysSubject to availability, programme fit, and scheduling; set out in the written partnership agreement.
Opportunities to share feedback and perspectives with the FoundationProgramme priorities and governance decisions remain with the Board.

Portfolio Partnership

From $50,000

Support several programs at once, where a company's goals span more than one kind of access.

A single agreement across multiple programs, with one point of contact, one reporting schedule, and one written scope covering all of it.

Name and logo listed on the supporters page
Named acknowledgement in the annual report
Social and digital recognition
Consolidated reporting across funded programs
Invitations to Foundation eventsSubject to availability, programme fit, and scheduling; set out in the written partnership agreement.
Opportunities to participate in selected events may be considered based on programme fitSubject to availability, programme fit, and scheduling; set out in the written partnership agreement.

Bespoke Institutional Partnership

By arrangement

Design something that does not exist yet, against a goal the current programs do not reach.

Scope, measurement, safeguarding standards, brand usage, and term are agreed in writing before anything is announced. Suited to multi-year commitments and to companies with their own reporting obligations.

Custom partnership designDeliverables identified in the written partnership agreement.
Year-round brand integrationDeliverables identified in the written partnership agreement.
Named programme or initiativeSubject to availability, programme fit, and scheduling; set out in the written partnership agreement.
A designated Foundation relationship contact and periodic impact briefingsDoes not include influence over governance or programme decisions.
Long-term recognitionSubject to the Foundation's continuing programmes, naming practices, and a written agreement stating the term.

What recognition means here.

Sponsor recognition may include the sponsor's name, logo, website, contact information, product or service listing, and neutral descriptions of the sponsor's business. Recognition does not constitute an endorsement and will not include comparative claims, pricing, or calls to purchase.

Acknowledgement, hospitality, and services are treated differently under US tax law. The specific acknowledgements and services for a partnership — and the term they run for — are set out in a written agreement rather than fixed by the tier above.

Payments may be deductible in whole or in part, depending on the sponsor's circumstances and applicable law. Where a partnership includes goods, services, hospitality, or other benefits, the Foundation will identify those benefits and provide a good-faith estimate of their value where required. Sponsors should consult their own tax advisers.

How it works

What happens after you write.

Four steps, no pitch deck required to start.

01
A conversation
You describe the goal. We describe what the Foundation can actually deliver against it today, including what it cannot. within two business days.
02
A written scope
Programs, audience, geography, period, measurement, and reporting schedule, in one document, before any payment.
03
Standards
Safeguarding requirements, brand usage, and what each side may say publicly are agreed at the same time as the money.
04
Reporting
Against the scope, on the agreed schedule — including results that fall short of plan.

Founding Corporate Partners · 2026

The first chapter of corporate partnerships is being written this year.

The Legacy Foundation is identifying a small group of founding corporate partners for our 2026 return. Partner narratives, named program sponsorships, and outcome reporting will publish here as those relationships are formed. Never before.

Get Started

Start a conversation.

Tell us the goal rather than the package. What the Foundation can deliver against it goes into a written scope, and the scope is agreed before any payment. Always.

Before you write

It helps to know roughly what you are trying to achieve — a community you want to reach, a cause your staff care about, a reporting obligation you need to meet. You do not need a budget figure to start the conversation.

You will hear back from the office of the executive director (donations@supportlegacy.org). Within two business days.

Sponsorship Inquiry

Tell us about your company and partnership interests.