PARTNER WITH US
project sage annual sponsor
The new annual sponsorship program supports the vital work of Project SAGE and aligns your brand with a mission to prevent domestic violence before it begins. There are three sponsorship levels to choose from ranging from $1500-$6000. Each level comes with a myriad of benefits, including a printed full page color ad in the reimagined Project SAGE Annual Guide. This printed guide will be seen by more than 5,000 people over the course of the year, from folks who attend Trade Secrets in May to folks who live, work, and shop in the Northwest Corner all year.
MAIN STREET PARTNERS
Main Street Partners (MSP) is our signature initiative to engage the business community in our efforts to eliminate domestic violence in our communities. Launched in 2018, over 130 local businesses display our materials. In return, participating businesses are featured on our agency website and are eligible for a free one-hour training on the relationship between domestic violence and healthy business. Contact Linda Ciano, Director of Community Engagement, at LindaC@Project-SAGE.org for further information.
service PARTNERS
Service Partners harness the power of their organizations’ specialties to meet a wide range of needs for Project SAGE clients. From helping to shelter threatened pets to repairing donated vehicles for client use, there are many ways your organization can partner with us. Contact Virginia Gold, Director of Client Services, at VirginiaG@Project-SAGE.org for further information.
fundraising PARTNERS
Make a difference in your community by hosting a fundraising event! Project SAGE is fortunate to partner with many businesses and individuals to raise awareness and funds for our programs. We are more than happy to highlight your fundraiser on our website and social media as well as in our Monthly Update, which reaches over 3000 constituents! Contact Brenna Doyle, Development Associate, at brennad@project-sage.org for further information.
“The Main Street Partners program is an important part of our strategic efforts to raise awareness about domestic violence in all parts of our local communities and engage businesses in a coordinated community response to this pervasive problem. We truly appreciate our members and welcome the opportunity to add more businesses to our roster.”