CORPORATE PARTNERSHIPS
ALIGNING WITH A MISSION THAT MATTERS
BOOST invites companies and foundations that share our commitment to supporting preschool teachers to become official Corporate Partners. With a gift of $5,000 or more, your organization will help provide emergency financial relief and vital resources to keep passionate teachers in the classroom.
Together, we can make a lasting impact on the lives of teachers and the children and families who depend on them every day. Let’s partner to strengthen the early learning workforce and build brighter futures for all.
WHY PARTNER WITH BOOST?
100% Impact
Corporate partners help fund our operational costs — guaranteeing 100% of individual donations go directly to educators.
Nationwide Reach
BOOST supports early childhood teachers all across the United States — impacting ECE businesses from east to west coast.
Tax-Smart Giving
As a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit, BOOST ensures that every donation made to our organization is eligible for a tax deduction.
Shared Values
Highlight your company’s dedication to early education and its workforce while enhancing your reputation in the industry.
PARTNERSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
Align your brand with a mission that matters. As a corporate partner, you’ll provide critical funding for grants and resources that support early childhood teachers while gaining visibility for your commitment to strengthening early education. Corporate and foundation partners are recognized in BOOST’s annual report, on our website and social media, and in fundraising materials. Here are a few ways your company can contribute:
$10,000
Teacher Appreciation Week
Sponsor our biggest week celebrating early educators and receive multiple shout outs on social media and in email communications.
$15,000
LaunchPad Sponsor
Become the official sponsor of our LaunchPad Learn & Earn Program and help BOOST fund every savings match for participants.
Pantry Sponsor
Put your name behind our BOOST Pantry program and help provide $400 grocery gift cards to teachers facing food insecurity.