Corporate Connect Program


Adopt-a-Club - help fund our program by adopting a club, becoming a corporate sponsor, recruiting employees to mentor, or offering in-kind donations for a specific location.

Donation Box – we request permission to place a donation box in common areas of your company- (i.e. the lunch room or front door) with informational brochures on DITR.

E-Mail Campaigns – we have a website and electronic information that can be sent to interested employees.

There are numerous ways that corporations both large and small can support Diamond In The Rough (DITR).  We have outlined several ways in which you and your company can provide support for our worthy cause:

Employee Incentives - corporations are encouraged to offer incentives to employees who volunteer with DITR. 

Expertise - devote your company's special expertise (training, marketing, advertising, finance, human resources, legal, program management, etc.) to help DITR operate more efficiently and cost effectively.

In-kind Contributions - DITR gladly excepts contributions in the form of products, services, and individual expertise.  Contributions may include things such as facilities, furniture, supplies, technology, or discarded equipment. 

Monetary Contributions  - corporations can provide tax deductible monetary contributions to help in the  operation and expansion of DITR.  Contributions may be made as a one-time gift or monthly through our partner program.

Participation - Encourage employee and executive participation in DITR.

Personal Presentations – program representatives are available to make a presentation to company employees to introduce volunteer opportunities and other ways they can support our cause.

Resources -align corporate resources including human resources, community relations, marketing & advertising, and philanthropy to support DITR's  mentoring program.

 

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