Fiscal Sponsorship
By working with the Border Philanthropy Partnership as your fiscal sponsor, you can utilize our tax-exempt status to accept tax-deductible donations and grants on your behalf.
Whether you plan to fundraise for a new project or want to grow a charitable initiative in your community, building the financial infrastructure to make it happen can be complex. That's why BPP is here to help. Our team supports more than 110 organizations that use BPP for their fiscal sponsorship needs.
Whether you plan to fundraise for a new project or want to grow a charitable initiative in your community, building the financial infrastructure to make it happen can be complex. That's why BPP is here to help. Our team supports more than 110 organizations that use BPP for their fiscal sponsorship needs.
What is a Fiscal Sponsor?
A fiscal sponsor allows you to get the full benefits of a nonprofit, without the legal and fiscal headache. Through the Border Philanthropy Partnership, you can receive all the benefits of a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization without establishing your own nonprofit entity.
After signing a fiscal sponsorship agreement, the Border Philanthropy Partnership takes on the responsibility of managing charitable donations and funds, while you focus on your project goals. A fiscal sponsorship can be a great short-term solution while you wait for your tax-exempt status to be approved, or a long-term solution for organizations that do not want to worry about the extra administrative work required to maintain a 501(c)(3) status.
A fiscal sponsor allows you to get the full benefits of a nonprofit, without the legal and fiscal headache. Through the Border Philanthropy Partnership, you can receive all the benefits of a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization without establishing your own nonprofit entity.
After signing a fiscal sponsorship agreement, the Border Philanthropy Partnership takes on the responsibility of managing charitable donations and funds, while you focus on your project goals. A fiscal sponsorship can be a great short-term solution while you wait for your tax-exempt status to be approved, or a long-term solution for organizations that do not want to worry about the extra administrative work required to maintain a 501(c)(3) status.
Why partner with Border Philanthropy Partnership?
In addition to receiving all the benefits of a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization, the Border Philanthropy Partnership brings years of experience helping charitable organizations grow and new projects get off the ground. We support more than 100 organizations with their fiscal sponsorship needs and our team can help you identify trusted organizations and philanthropists that will help you fulfill your charitable goals.
In addition to receiving all the benefits of a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization, the Border Philanthropy Partnership brings years of experience helping charitable organizations grow and new projects get off the ground. We support more than 100 organizations with their fiscal sponsorship needs and our team can help you identify trusted organizations and philanthropists that will help you fulfill your charitable goals.
Who can apply for fiscal sponsorship?
Any active Border Philanthropy Partnership member organization at the Institutional level or higher may participate. The member organization must be in good standing with payment of dues to BPP to be eligible. Click here to become a member.
Any active Border Philanthropy Partnership member organization at the Institutional level or higher may participate. The member organization must be in good standing with payment of dues to BPP to be eligible. Click here to become a member.
Can I use BPP as a fiscal sponsor if I operate in Mexico and/or the United States?
Yes. The Border Philanthropy Partnership provides fiscal sponsorship services within the United States, from Mexico to the United States, and vice-versa. Some exclusions apply.
Yes. The Border Philanthropy Partnership provides fiscal sponsorship services within the United States, from Mexico to the United States, and vice-versa. Some exclusions apply.
BPP provides fiscal sponsorship numerous organizations, including:
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Fundación Tichi Muñoz is a Family Foundation founded in 2005. They financially support initiatives in the following areas: education, social justice, environment, culture, and gender equality.
Contact Eduardo Parada Executive Director Email: [email protected] Phone: +52 644 415-5032 |
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The San Diego-Tijuana Smart Border Coalition’s mission is to make trade and travel easier and more efficient across the land ports of entry between San Diego County and the Tijuana Metropolitan area which includes the cities of Tijuana, Tecate and Rosarito. The organization’s vision is a border managed to bring the people of San Diego County and the Tijuana Metropolitan Area closer together in shared success and prosperity, setting a world standard for border innovation.
Contact: Joaquin E. Luken, Executive Director Email: [email protected] Phone: +1 619 814-1386 |
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Cruz Roja Mexicana in Tijuana responds to 98% of the city's emergencies for free 24 hours a day. We want to be able to go where we are needed. It is only possible when we combine our skills, health equipment, and your support.
Let's make it possible to continue saving lives. Please help us acquire 15 new lifepack defibrillators to equip our ambulances. Contact: Lic. Flor Ruíz González, Coordinadora de captación de fondos [email protected] Lic. Verónica Ortega Becerra, Auxiliar captación de fondos [email protected] |
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Mexican Consulate General in San Diego. Through this program, the Consulate aims to provide Mexican immigrants with basic health information, health checks and other preventive tests. It also makes referrals to U.S. hospitals, health centers and government programs to facilitate access of Mexican immigrants to health services. Ventanillas de Salud was created by the Mexican Consulate as a collaboration between government and private organizations to eliminate barriers to healthcare for the Mexican population in the U.S.
Contact: Cecilia Guzmán, Program Coordinator VDS Email: [email protected] Phone: +1 619 308-9929 |
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The mission of the Asociación para los Niños de Tijuana, A.C. is to achieve comprehensive development of moral, social and spiritual values in children and their families by providing quality services with compassion.
Contact: Libier Rosales Dantés, Executive Director Email: [email protected] Phone: +52 664 622-0790 |
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Cadenas de Ayuda para México, A.C. is a nonprofit association whose mission is to meet the needs of the most vulnerable population and to support human services organizations, programs and projects.
Contact: Rosa del Carmen Montaño Fimbres, Executive Director, Email: [email protected] Telephone: +52 686 568-2102 |
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Fundación+Luz para la Prevención de la Ceguera, I.B.P. emerged from the clinical practice of its founder, Dr. Arturo Chayet. In 1987, he began providing free of charge ophthalmological care to patients who could not afford his private medical treatment. Dr. Arturo Chayet is widely considered to be a pioneer in both Cataract and IOL surgery and investigations. The mission of Fundación CODET para la Prevención de la Ceguera, I.B.P. to prevent blindness in an economic disadvantaged community by promoting visual health with the aid of high technology.
Contact: Marcela Deffis de Rosas, Executive Director Email: [email protected] Telephone: +52 664 682-8370 |
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Association for Borderlands Studies (ABS) is an international scholarly association dedicated exclusively to the systemic interchange of ideas and information relating to international border and frontier areas. Founded in 1976 with the original emphasis on the study of the United States-Mexico borderlands region, the Association has grown steadily. It now encompasses an interdisciplinary membership of scholars at more than three hundred academic, governmental institutions, and NGOs representing the Americas, Asia, Africa and Europe.
Contact: Paul Ganster, Director Institute for Regional Studies of the Californias, San Diego State University Email: [email protected] Telephone: +1 (619) 594-5423 |
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The mission of Visión en Acción Misión Rescate, A.C. it is to dignify the life of the most vulnerable mentally ill in individuals, achieving their social reintegration.
Contact Yocelin Viridiana Morales Hernandez Administrator [email protected] +52 (656) 476-5473 |
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The mission of Formando Emprendedores is to inspire and prepare children and young people to become participatory citizens, entrepreneurs who succeed in a global economy.
Contact Alejandra Hinojosa Díaz xecutive Director [email protected] +52 (81) 8115-9700 |
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The mission of Fundación de Artes Musicales is to fundraise and manage diverse projects that support music education in Baja California, with the aim at contributing to the cultural development of our region and to strengthen our community. The foundation embodies its purpose through the Musical Arts Center (CAM), the Baja California Orchestra (OBC) and the Community program “Redes 2025”. Based in Tijuana, Mexico,
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Founded in 2018 and beginning operations in 2019 in the border city of Tijuana, Bebe Cardio is the only non-profit organization in the state of Baja California that performs minimally invasive surgeries and provides financial support to impoverished children suffering from congenital heart disease. Congenital heart defect (CHD) is an abnormality in the heart that is present at birth. Common examples include holes in the inside walls of the heart, and narrowed or leaky valves Our mission is to provide early detection, raise awareness, and cure children with congenital heart defects by granting cost free medical attention.
Contact Cristal Jiménez Toscano Executive Director [email protected] +52 664 387 0393 |
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Fundación Tijuana Sin Hambre is a binational, non-profit volunteer driven organization founded in April 2020 as a response to the pandemic. We are a group of 300 tireless and passionate volunteers who are working together to improve the quality of life for many Tijuana families living in extreme poverty and hunger. Their mission is to alleviate the deficiencies in our city by feeding the sick and unemployed. The people of Tijuana made history in April of 2020 by working together despite the lockdown to create a network of love and support for the improvement of the quality of life of those most affected by the current health crisis.
Contact María Eugenia Rique, Founder [email protected] +52 664 387-0448 |
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Seminario de Monterrey is building an ecclesiastical educational community with the necessary elements to be educated, sanctified and becoming identified with our Good Shepherd Christ through the Sacrament of Holy Orders.
Contact Lorena Cantú Dávila [email protected] |
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Pedacito de Cielo en Construcción, A.C. is a nonprofit organization. In the heart of the North Zone of Tijuana, Pedacito de Cielo en Construcción A.C. operates in a community with a context of social marginalization, violence, migration, drug dealing and prostitution. We promote spaces free of violence, through coexistence, artistic, sports, educational and psychological programs.
Contact: Úrsula Lozano Fundraising Director [email protected] +52 614 456 26 28 |
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Cuidados Paliatvos, A.C. is a nonprofit organization under Mexican law that provides health care that focuses on the palliation of a terminally ill patient's pain and symptoms and attending to their emotional and spiritual needs at the end of life. Hospice care prioritizes comfort and quality of life by reducing pain and suffering.
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Polidore is a nonprofit organization that promotes understanding, the Rule of Law, and a Culture of Lawfulness within the Cross-Cultural Community in the United States. Polidore aims to develop a kinder, more respectful, and embracing community, where the Rule of Law and Culture of Lawfulness are the essential foundation of society.
Contact: Marcela Celorio, Founder / Executive Director Email: [email protected] |
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Gestación de Proyectos Sociales, A.C. (Gestare) is a Mexico City based nonprofit organization established in Mexico City. Our mission is to build a culture of civic responsibility with Hispanics living in the United States and Latin America. To this end, we develop education programs in civic values; together with allied organizations, we create campaigns to raise awareness, motivate, and involve citizens to find solutions to problems in their community. We take steps to build a more stable democracy through social understanding and participation.
Contact; Regina Eugenia Díaz Royo [email protected] www.gestare.org |
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Karla's Sembradoras de Amor is dedicated to preventing sexual abuse and healing all forms of trauma in women, children, and teenagers. Contact: Nirvana González [email protected] + 1 619 495-5471 www.sembradorasdeamor.com |
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CREmx Compromiso y Responsibilidad Educativa, A.B.P., is committed to children's rights in Mexico to a quality education. Our focus is on strengthening the education of children and adolescents in vulnerable conditions, as well as their teachers, families, and communities.
Contact: Fabiola Ortega [email protected] |
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CreeSer is on a mission to protect children against school violence. Mexico ranks 1st in child abuse at schools among the OECD. Help the create a brighter, violence-free present and future for our children and give them the support they need to thrive in a safe environment. Contact: Lú E. Quiroga [email protected] www.creeser.org.mx |
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The mission of Sowing Seeds of Life and Family is to sow a seed of love, particularly among young women who have been abandoned, neglected, or abused. They aim to create a culture of love and ecology by providing an integrative formation in a natural environment. This promotes an encounter with God, education, sustainability, and a healthy lifestyle, all of which have the power to heal the individual and their families, offering a beacon of hope and transformation.
Contact: Anabelle Peterson [email protected] | +1 (858) 361-7110 www.sowingseedsoflife.com |
