Collaboration
is the Key

Supporting smaller nonprofits is smart move. The collaboration often results in a “halo effect,” where the goodwill generated by the nonprofit positively impacts three groups; People experiencing crisis’s receive assistance, employee moral is boosted at work, and the business’s reputation increases. This creates a win-win situation that may lead to long-term, sustainable relationships. Donations to Smart Choices Texas makes a powerful statement about your company’s commitment to contributing to the improvement of health, and well-being of our neighbors and our society.

How Your Company Can Help

We’re often asked by businesses “How can I help?” There are several ways to achieve your Social Responsibility Goals. Sponsorships are generally given once or annually and revolve around specific events, projects, or campaigns.

Corporate Partnerships involve a more collaborative and long-term relationship, often agreeing on mutual interests such as strategic goals. The following information explains the differences in types of donations nonprofits use for our programs.

Financial Sponsorship

Financial sponsorships involve direct monetary contributions from your business in support of our specific nonprofit projects, fundraisers, and or general operations.

In-kind Sponsorships

In-kind sponsorships are donations of products or services, such as free software licenses, inventory, or event space.

Cause-related Marketing

With cause-related marketing, a portion of the sales from a specific product or service is donated to the nonprofit. Similar to fundraising nights at restaurants.

Event Sponsorships

Event sponsorships are those in which companies sponsor specific events, like galas or charity runs, often in exchange for brand visibility. Another win-win for everyone involved and we're able to help more people.

What's Great About Partnerships and Sponsorships?

A corporate partnership or sponsorship offers a mutually beneficial relationship that goes beyond mere financial transactions. Employees are happier and more loyal in companies that Corporate Social Responsibility seriously because giving back feels good. Your investors see lower turnover rates and more value for both their own reputations and the promise of sustainability.

One of the most effective strategies in Corporate Social Responsibility is forming strategic partnerships. By pooling skills, networks, and financial resources, nonprofits can achieve goals that might be unattainable individually.