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What happens to your community between fundraising campaigns?

Fundraising generates donations. Participation builds relationships and communities.

Build a Movement in Community Participation

 Physical and mental well-being are critical values shared by individuals, businesses, and nonprofits.

Population

84% of U.S. consumers consider wellness a "top" or "important" priority

Employers

93% of workers view corporate wellness support as an asset that is just as important as their salary

Millennials

Millennials treat health as a daily, active pursuit rather than a reactive goal

Gen Z

Gen Z, health is a daily integration of mental, physical, and digital habits

When communities move together, relationships grow. When relationships grow, generosity follows. 

What happens to your community between?

Participation shouldn't disappear between fundraising moments.

Events

Campaigns

Monthly Giving

Giving Tuesday

Year-end appeals

Sponsor renewals

What is your relationship strategy?

Who are your Community Partners?

Businesses, foundations, board members, and major donors.
People and organizations already connected to your mission
—now with a way to participate throughout the year.

The Power of a Community Partner Match

Give $25. Make a $50 Impact.

Community Partners match donations, motivating supporters to double their impact every month.

Matching doesn't create relationships.

It reinforces them.

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How It Works

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

Bring Community Together

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

Keep the Community Moving

Community Partners provide matching funds that encourage supporters to stay connected and give every month.

Turn Participation Into Relationships

Every interaction creates opportunities to strengthen connections, inspire generosity, and advance your mission.

Community Partners isn't another event, sponsorship, or fundraising program to manage. It extends the relationships you already have into everyday participation.

Ready to Start Building Your Culture of Participation?

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