The Sponsorship Program

PUT YOUR NAME
ON A SCHOOL.

Sponsors are the reason this program ever walks into a school that has no money for it. Your money does four things, and we will show you exactly which one it did.

Where The Money Goes

FOUR THINGS. NO MYSTERY.

Schools that cannot pay

The buildings that need this most are usually the ones with nothing left in the budget for it. Sponsorship underwrites assemblies, workshops, and full year programs so a principal never has to choose between this and something else her kids need.

School supplies for kids in need

Backpacks, notebooks, pencils, and the quiet stuff nobody puts on a supply list. Deodorant. A clean shirt. Kids get picked on for what they do not have, and some of that is fixable for a few dollars a head.

Community events and giveaways

Back to school giveaways, family nights, block events, and the days where the truck pulls up and something good happens in a neighborhood that was not expecting it. Sponsors put the items in the kids hands.

Keeping the operation running

Wristbands, printing, fuel, insurance, the website, and the hours it takes to get in front of principals. Nobody sponsors overhead because it is exciting. They sponsor it because without it none of the rest happens.

What you get back

Your own page on this site, a card in the Sponsor Hall of Fame, your name in front of every family at the schools you fund, and a plain-language report telling you which building your money reached and what happened there. No vague thank-you letter. The actual school, the actual date, the actual number of students.

Sponsorship Levels

PICK WHAT YOU FUND.

These are the real costs of the real program, not invented tiers. Any amount helps, and monthly giving at any level is welcome. In-kind donations count too.

$250

Supply Drop

A classroom set of supplies for students who show up without them.

$500

Family Night

One evening event so families hear the same language their kids heard.

$1,500

Assembly Underwriter

A whole-school assembly and a wristband for every student in the building.

$3,200

Starter Sponsor

A full semester in one school: assembly, a workshop round, and staff training.

$6,500

Full Year Sponsor

All five steps in one building across a full school year, start to finish.

SPONSORSHIP APPLICATION

Five minutes. No commitment on this form. You tell us what you are thinking, we send back exactly what your money would pay for and where your name would show up.

One Good Word...One Good Deed is a Michigan LLC, not a registered 501(c)(3). Sponsorship is a business marketing expense, not a charitable tax deduction. Check with your accountant about how to treat it.