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What happens to your community between fundraising campaigns?

Fundraising creates donation moments—the "ask".

Participation builds relationships and communities.

Build a Movement in Community Participation

Health and well-being matter to individuals, businesses, and nonprofits. We bring those values together through something almost everyone can do—take a step.

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What is your relationship strategy?

Genuine relationships grow between your scheduled donation moments below.

✔ Events

✔ Campaigns

✔ Monthly Giving

✔ Giving Tuesday

✔ Year-end appeals

✔ Sponsor renewals

Community Partnerships Start with Your Nonprofit.

Start with a business, board member, existing supporter, or organization that already believes in your mission. Invite them to become a Community Partner and match supporter giving throughout the year.

Why would they become a Community Partner?

Because they already believe in your mission.
 

 A Community Partner isn't simply writing another check or sponsoring another event. They're making an ongoing commitment to your mission—matching supporter giving and becoming part of your community throughout the year.

The Power of a Community Partner Match

Supporter Gives $25/month.
Your Community Partner adds $25/month.

$50/month supports your mission.

A Community Partner doesn't just extend your funding—they extend your community by introducing your mission to the people connected to their business.

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How It Works

Built to complement—not to replace what you're already doing.

Start with One Relationship

Individuals, businesses, and nonprofits participate around a shared commitment to community well-being.

Introduce the partner to supporters

Your supporters give through The Giving Step mobile app and see their giving matched.

Keep the Relationship Moving

Your nonprofit and Community Partner remain connected through ongoing participation and support in the app.

Sponsorships connect a business to your nonprofit. Community Partners connect your nonprofit to their community—all year long.

Start With One Community Partner

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