SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
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At the core of the U.S.-Mexico Border Philanthropy Partnership's work is the value that through partnership and collaboration we will acquire greater strength in numbers and develop a stronger voice to affect sustained and positive change for the border region. In this way, the services and programs of the BPP must strengthen our members as individuals, as organizations, and as a regional partner by providing opportunities to connect, learn and collaborate on issues of common concern. BPP uses the power of working across sectors, convening nonprofits, government, business, and community members to create dignified spaces of exchange and action.
The U.S.-Mexico Border Philanthropy Partnership (BPP) is a binational membership organization whose mission is to support a network of organizations that build prosperity through leadership, collaboration, and philanthropy in the U.S.-Mexico Border region. Our member driven agenda strengthens organizations already working actively to address issues of prosperity, equity and opportunity along both sides of the Border. How we support our network:
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BPP started in 2008 with 18 members representing Community Foundations from the U.S.-Mexico Border region. Membership Sponsor Levels |
Sponsor our NewsletterBPP's newsletters, Border Buzz and Eco Fronterizo, allows BPP to heighten awareness of the inextricable and constructive link between our countries, our communities, and our people. Both are published 24 times a year in both English and Spanish. These newsletters are only possible due to the generous support of our members, donors and patterns.
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BPP promotes over 2,000 articles per year that cover constructive border region information and news along and across the U.S.-Mexico Border. Readers:
The newsletters are distributed to over 2,000 subscribers that represent national foundations, national and international corporations, academia, as wells as, nonprofit and civic leaders, in the U.S.-Mexico Border Region and distinct areas of the U.S. and Mexico. Our open rates speak for themselves!
BPP's average open rate is 2x higher than the nonprofit sector's average. (Source; Constant Contact 7.13.2015) Both newsletters offer timely border region information including:
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Sponsor Education and TrainingBPP board, staff, consultants, and key volunteers are available to deliver education and training sessions across multiple interest areas including: governance, resource development, volunteer mobilization, communication, cross-cultural understanding, fiscal and legal requirements, social media, program development, and fundamentals of nonprofit management. Our courses are available in both virtual and on-site formats, and may be delivered to both small groups and large public audiences. All courses may be delivered in both English and Spanish.
More than 9,500 leaders in the U.S. and Mexico have been provided with education and training seminars.
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BPP provides education and training in the following areas:
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Sponsor Coaching and Technical Assistance
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In addition to our education and training programs, BPP team leaders also provide organizational coaching and technical assistance to member organizations. This is a wonderful opportunity for a private and confidential coaching session to discuss organizational growth opportunities, and to identify solutions to issues facing you and your institution. To date, over 130 nonprofit and philanthropic organizations have benefitted from the organizational coaching sessions. BPP’s technical assistance resources have provided essential tools and information to strengthen organizational capacity in key areas including but not limited to board governance, communication, nonprofit incorporation, resource development, and volunteer management in both countries. Additionally, BPP has re-granted over US$150,000 in technical assistance funds to our member network. BPP offers organization coaching and technical assistance in the following areas: 
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Sponsor Tools for Procapacidad
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Procapacidad is a website in Spanish to build the capacity of nonprofit organizations through resources such as tools, articles, webinars and links. Procapacidad offers virtual support to nonprofit organizations in 9 key areas:
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Procapacidad has achieved over 610,000 visits, and over 100,000 downloads.here to edit.
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Sponsor the Funding
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The BPP shares the Foundation Center’s initiative of reaching under-resourced and underserved populations, who need useful information and training to become successful grantseekers.
By joining forces, Foundation Center (the leading source of information about philanthropy worldwide) and the U.S.-Mexico Border Philanthropy Partnership, they will assist in expanding the Funding Information Network (FIN) to partners in select regions in the U.S.-Mexico border. The FIN will allow organizations to receive the tools they need to become a fundraising information hub in their communities. Network partners agree to provide free public access to the Center’s online databases and a basic collection of Foundation Center publications during a regular schedule of hours, offering free funding research guidance to all visitors. Many also provide a variety of other services for local nonprofit organizations, using staff or volunteers to prepare special materials, organize workshops, or conduct orientations. The free tools that network locations provide through their partnership with Foundation Center and BPP help grantseekers diversify their funding streams, manage their nonprofits, and ensure their organizations are financially sustainable. Through on-the-ground training, one-on-one assistance with databases and learning materials, and other capacity-building services, this alliance will help grantees and applicants position themselves for success. Sponsorship Opportunities |
At a time when the competitive landscape for grants is so high, FIN partners and BPP are helping to build the capacity and fundraising skills of nonprofits in the U.S.-Mexico Border region.
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