Sponsorship
For organizations who want to help
Sponsorship does not have to mean a cheque. Most of what our programs need is something an organization already has — an expert’s afternoon, a spare seat at a conference, a training voucher that would otherwise expire.
If you are not sure whether what you have is useful, ask. It usually is.
Ways to sponsor
Send a speaker
Put one of your practitioners in front of our community for an hour. Mentorship sessions, tabletop exercises, and career panels all run on people willing to explain what they actually do.
Certification vouchers
Exam vouchers are the single largest barrier for our certification candidates. Unused vouchers your organization has already bought go directly to someone who cannot afford one.
Event tickets and seats
Conference passes, training seats, workshop tickets. Our professional development program exists to get members into rooms they would not otherwise reach.
Fund a program
Direct financial support, either to the organization or earmarked for a specific program. See Donate for how designated giving works.
Space and facilities
A room for an evening, a lab for an exercise, or remote infrastructure for a scenario-based training run.
Something else
In-kind services, equipment, professional time, introductions to people who should know we exist. Anything helps — that is not a platitude, it is how a small nonprofit actually operates.
Start a conversation
Tell us what you have in mind and we will work out where it fits. If it does not fit, we will say so rather than take it.