Corporate Partnerships

There are many ways corporations and their employees can support All God’s Children. Here are some ideas. To discuss these or other ways to get involved, contact our development office at 859.881.5010.

Make a Gift
By making an annual gift to the Circle of Support, corporations can support the most pressing needs of All God’s Children. Corporations can also make an annual or campaign gift to support endowments, programs, or facilities. Naming opportunities are available.

Start a Workplace Giving Campaign
Workplace giving campaigns give businesses a chance to get their employees involved with All God’s Children. We make it easy for you by helping you shape your program and speak t your employees about the impact their donations can make. Structure the program however it works best for you – payroll deduction, an annual drive, or a corporate matching program.

Sponsor an Event
Throughout the year, there are many opportunities to sponsor events that benefit All God’s Children. Our events include private dinners, teas, and golf tournaments. Sponsorship levels range from $2,500 to $250,000.

Host a Community Event
Businesses support All God’s Children by hosting fundraising events for the community. Ideas range from golf tournaments and 5Ks to dress-down days and bake sales. AGC will help you brainstorm ideas that are a good fit for your company and employees.

Organize an Employee Volunteer Day
Giving to All God’s Children doesn’t just involve financial gifts. We welcome the opportunity to work with you to shape a fun and rewarding volunteer experience for your employees. They can provide valuable service to our mothers/babies and staff while allowing your employees to see firsthand how their efforts make a difference.

A partnership with All God’s Children creates differentiation in the marketplace, a competitive edge, and brand affinity for your corporation. As your company and employees become partners in a meaningful cause, AGC receives funding to improve and care for young mothers and their babies. Studies show that prospective employees are looking for companies that give back so thoughtful corporate partnerships can help boost employee morale, recruitment and retention.