There are many places to look for partners to help keep your project going. Here are some examples of places and people to target for partnership.

Foundations

Many foundations will partner with other organizations for a common purpose. Look for foundations that highlight philanthropy as their philosophy.

Clubs and Organizations

Some clubs and organizations are already committed to helping others and may be looking for individual projects to assist with or take on. Try some of these clubs and organizations:

• Boy’s and Girl’s Club of America
• American Red Cross
• Universities (particularly clubs within universities such as Greek fraternities and sororities)
• AmeriCorps
• Centers for Disease Control
• FDA (Food and Drug Administration)
• United Way
• Local schools
• World Health Organization
• American Cancer Society

Religious Groups

Many religious groups have philanthropic missions as well. Regardless of your personal affiliation, seek out various religious groups that will support the continuation of your project.

Branch Out!

Continue to brainstorm other ways to engage! Consider creating a club in school to continue your work this year!

Financial Support

Do you need money to support your project? Contact your local school PTA, local businesses or other groups to see if they are interested in providing financial support or donating materials to your project.