Put your company's name to something that lasts.
Equip a workshop, send your own experts to train teachers, or sponsor students. We'll shape a partnership around your goals — and show you exactly what it achieved.
Small enough to be personal. Rigorous enough to trust.
Measurable
Clear budgets, defined deliverables and indicators tracked at 3, 6 and 12 months.
Accountable
CRA-registered, volunteer-run and fully transparent about spending.
Engaging
Stories, photos and volunteer opportunities your people can connect with.
Tax-efficient
Official receipts for donations, or a business acknowledgment for sponsorships.
From first call to final report.
- 01
Introductory call
We learn what you want to achieve and share our latest results and reports.
- 02
Scope & agreement
We propose a program or project with a budget, timeline and reporting schedule.
- 03
Fund & launch
Funds go to work in Bweyale; you receive a receipt or acknowledgment.
- 04
Report & celebrate
Progress updates every quarter, a final impact report, and stories to share.
Choose the shape of your impact.
Every partnership can be tailored. These are the most common starting points.
- Equip a workshopHand tools, sewing machines, laptops · Bought locally where possible · Named equipment handover reportFrom$4,500per workshop
- Send a volunteer expertFlights, lodging and materials covered · Experts teach the teachers · Photos and a training reportFrom$3,000per two-week visit
- Sponsor studentsA group through a full trade course · Counselling included · Follow progress in our field reportsFrom$9,000per cohort of 20
- Engage your teamEmployees volunteer as expert trainers · Matched giving and payroll giving · Team fundraising challengesWorkplace giving
Two ways to give — different tax treatment.
Canadian tax rules treat a gift and a sponsorship differently. We'll help you choose the right one; your accountant can confirm what works best for your company.
OPTION ACorporate donation
- What it is
- A gift with nothing of significant value given in return.
- What you receive
- An official donation receipt for the eligible amount of the gift.
- Tax treatment
- Corporations can generally deduct eligible gifts, up to 75% of net income in a year.
- Recognition
- A thank-you and a listing among our supporters — not advertising.
OPTION BSponsorship
- What it is
- A business arrangement where you receive visibility or marketing benefits.
- What you receive
- An invoice or business acknowledgment — not a donation receipt.
- Tax treatment
- Often deductible as an advertising or promotional expense when incurred to earn income.
- Recognition
- Logo placement, co-branded impact stories, event or project naming.
OPTION CA mix of both
- What it is
- A gift where you receive a modest, measurable benefit.
- What you receive
- A split receipt: the payment minus the fair market value of the benefit.
- Good to know
- Never claim the same amount as both an expense and a gift.
- Recognition
- Agreed in writing up front, so there are no surprises.
General information only, not tax advice. Based on Canada Revenue Agency guidance on gifts, advantages and split receipting.
Your company could be our first.
Founding corporate partners are recognized in our annual report and on this page for the life of the partnership.
- Bweyale Vocational EducationLocal partner
- Your company hereFounding corporate partner
- Your company hereFounding corporate partner
- Your company hereFounding corporate partner
Start the conversation.
Tell us about your organization and what you'd like to support. A director will reply personally within 3 business days, and we're happy to share our reports and accounts before you commit.
Help plant hope that keeps growing.
Give money, tools or your skills. Every gift goes toward tools, teacher training and places for the people who need them most.