Ignite The Vision

Sponsorship

Role: The sponsor provides funding, resources, or in-kind support to enable a program or project.

Focus: Visibility, brand alignment, and community goodwill.

Level of Involvement: Typically more hands-off—sponsors are recognized for their support but aren’t deeply involved in program design or day-to-day execution.

Outcome for Sponsor: Brand exposure, community engagement opportunities, and measurable impact aligned with their values.

Collaborating on Programs

Role: The collaborator actively co-creates, plans, or executes a program or initiative.

Focus: Designing meaningful experiences, shaping content, and directly influencing outcomes.

Level of Involvement: Hands-on—collaborators work closely with the platform and participants to deliver programs that meet shared goals.

Outcome for Collaborator: Direct influence on program design, deeper engagement with the community, access to participant feedback, and strengthened relationships.

Programs from customer loyalty, employee engagement, and community activations are designed to add visibility, resources, and support to shared spaces across the City. We determine the right programming for your community based on the information you provide before and after our Discovery Call.

Programs can run for as long as we collaborate and continue to have impact—sometimes long after the initial work has concluded. It all depends on the structure we choose to move forward with.

We offer consulting for businesses and organizations looking for guidance on existing and possible programs that fit their needs. If this is something you're interested in, make sure you let us know when filling out the form.

As a part of our network, you get a collaborator profile in our directory to align members, partners, and sponsors with your brand. Depending on the program, you can also be featured on other parts of our platform.

The limit does not exist! Once you're in-network, we can work together on as many programs as it is possible. It is worth noting that the more complex the programming, the greater the investment that is required.