Partnership Center

Corporations funding restoration programming through sponsorship, employee engagement, and CSR alignment.

Annual sponsorship agreement with impact reporting and recognition benefits.

Private foundations, community foundations, and donor-advised fund holders investing in women's restoration.

Grant agreement with defined deliverables, reporting, and recognition.

Individuals making one-time or recurring gifts. Philanthropic advisors and family offices making directed gifts.

Gift acknowledgment, impact reporting, and optional donor recognition.

Congregations bringing restoration programming to their women, hosting Circles, and providing volunteers.

Program delivery partnership — the Institute provides curriculum and training; the church provides space and participants.

Mission-aligned nonprofits co-delivering programming, sharing referrals, and collaborating on community initiatives.

Memorandum of understanding defining shared programming, referral protocols, and scope.

Universities collaborating on research, hosting forums, providing interns, and supporting the Hope Index.

Research partnership or institutional agreement with defined scope and deliverables.

Healthcare partners referring patients to restoration programming and hosting wellness programming on-site.

Referral agreement — the Institute provides programming; the healthcare partner provides referrals and may fund programming.

Organizations connecting women to employment, job training, and career development as part of rebuilding.

Referral and co-programming agreement. Workforce partner delivers employment services; Institute delivers restoration programming.

Legal aid and pro bono organizations providing legal services to women in rebuilding.

Referral agreement — legal partner provides services; the Institute refers and supports participants.

Licensed therapists, counselors, and mental health clinics providing clinical services to participants.

Referral agreement — clinical partner provides therapy; the Institute refers and provides complementary restoration programming. Scope boundaries are explicit.

Housing nonprofits, CRA-qualified banks, and community development organizations addressing housing stability.

Referral agreement — housing partner provides housing services; the Institute provides restoration programming. Model C posture maintained.

City, county, and state agencies collaborating on community development, women's wellness, and family stability.

Institutional agreement or grant contract with defined scope, deliverables, and reporting.

Women's groups, professional networks, and advocacy organizations collaborating on programming and outreach.

Program delivery or co-hosting agreement. Women's organization provides network and venue; Institute provides programming.

Media outlets, podcasters, and communications partners amplifying the Institute's work and reaching new audiences.

Media partnership or content agreement with defined scope and editorial independence.

Domestic violence organizations, crisis centers, and emergency service providers receiving and making referrals.

Referral agreement — crisis partner handles crisis and safety; the Institute refers and provides restoration programming after stabilization.