Become a Sponsor
MAKE LASTING IMPACT
Our annual sponsorship options offer unique perks and creative names that reflect the impact and support provided to black college students. Sponsors can choose a level that aligns with their desired contribution and receive meaningful recognition and engagement opportunities as a result.
Opportunity Advocate | $3000-$6999
Gifts in this range provide financial support for housing stability and food insecurity. It could assist Black students in covering rental deposits, housing expenses, or emergency housing grants to ensure they have a safe and stable living environment while pursuing their education.
Equity Champion | $7,000-$14,999
Gifts in this range support transportation needs for a black student. It could provide funds for an auto repair, public transportation passes, and gas cards to ensure reliable transportation for commuting to campus, attending classes, and participating in extracurricular activities.
Empowerment Endowment | $20,000 and above
Gifts in this range support mentorship, identity development, and career development opportunities for Black students helping cover expenses for the Sub:Culture Fellows program and Homegoing Trips.
Strategic Partnership
Together, we are forging a brighter future, one where education and equity intersect, nurturing a generation of leaders who will shape a more just and inclusive world. To our sponsors, thank you for inspiring us all with your audacious dedication and for championing the cause of educational equality.
Campus Pride
We're thrilled to partner with Campus Pride, a national organization committed to fostering safer and more inclusive LGBTQ-friendly colleges. Campus Pride develops, supports, and amplifies the voices of future LGBTQ and ally student leaders.
The Soulful Leadership Project
TThe fellows program collaborates with the Soulful Leadership Project, utilizing their expertly designed curriculum to develop a generation of dynamic, spiritually grounded, critically conscious, and compassionate student leaders. The program equips fellows with essential tools and principles for cultivating internal capacity, managing dysregulation, enhancing emotional intelligence, fostering an integrated identity, and embodying authentic leadership. This comprehensive approach ensures that fellows are prepared to navigate and lead effectively in diverse and challenging environments.
Adams Admission Counseling
AAC specializes in providing tailored guidance to BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and People of Color), first-generation, and lower-income high school students navigating the college application process. The First Acceptance program provides the essential resources and support necessary for these students' success, happiness, and wellbeing during their time in college.
Resist Booksellers
We partner with Resist Booksellers, an activist-focused bookstore co-founded by Demetrius Frazier, a literacy enthusiast, and Black Men Read's Board President. Frazier's passion for literacy stems from his belief in its power to drive societal evolution. He manages the bookstore while also serving as the Chief Learning Officer of a multibillion-dollar manufacturing company.
Distinguished Partnership
Townebank Foundation
Established in 2001, the TowneBank Foundation supports over 200 non-profits with grants and donations, enhancing lives through service. They've become our main sponsor for the Sub:Culture Fellows program, generously funding opportunities and resources for talented individuals from marginalized communities. Together, we're building a diverse, inclusive Sub:Culture Fellows community, empowering them to excel and effect meaningful change in their fields.
Esteemed Sponsors
The Scott Family
Pennsylvania
The Sieb Family
Washington, D.C
The Hawes Family
Virginia
The Camp Family
California
K. Togashi
Virginia
C. David
Colorado
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The Tong Family
California
The New Evangelicals
New Jersey
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The Hsu Family
Pennsylvania
N. Kole
Rhode Island
The McDaniel Family
Virginia
The Sweeney Family
Kansas​
B. Paine
Idaho
T. Mason
California