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Corporate Partnerships

Corporate partnerships with FFI

Bring your company’s skills, people and support into FFI’s work with young people. Build a partnership with a practical purpose.

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Your employer may add to your gift.

Benevity and workplace giving

Many employers use Benevity to manage employee donations, matching gifts and volunteer rewards. Open your company’s giving portal and search for Friends Forever International or Friends Forever, Inc.

FFI’s tax ID: 02-0482213

Check your employer’s eligibility rules, match limit and deadline. Keep your donation receipt for the request.

About Benevity giving
Other workplace giving platforms

Your employer may use YourCause, CyberGrants, Bright Funds or another system. Use the portal your company provides. Availability and eligibility depend on its program.

YourCause / BlackbaudCyberGrants / BonterraBright Funds

Cannot find FFI? Ask your giving team how to nominate a charity or contact us. These links explain the platforms; they do not confirm FFI’s registration in every system.

BUSINESSES ARE PART OF THE COMMUNITY YOUNG PEOPLE LEARN FROM

Ways your company can participate

Your company can offer expertise, practical help, a place to learn or support that makes a program possible.

FFI has worked with large companies and local businesses, including Liberty Mutual and Cranney Companies. The starting point is what your people can contribute and what would be useful to the participants and communities involved.

Bring us your interests, resources and goals. We can shape a partnership around them.

A chef demonstrating cooking techniques to FFI participants
A community cooking demonstration for FFI participants

LET YOUNG PEOPLE SEE WHAT YOUR PEOPLE KNOW

Employee involvement

A chef can introduce a group to cooking. A financial professional can help young people explore money decisions. Tradespeople and technology teams can show what their work involves.

Other opportunities include workplace visits, helping participants practise public speaking or working alongside a youth team on a community project.

The activity is planned with FFI so it fits the participants, learning goals and people involved.

Discuss sharing your expertise
The Irving volunteer team at the 2019 Day of Caring
Irving’s team at the 2019 Day of Caring

EMPLOYEES WORKING TOGETHER

Group service projects

Corporate volunteer days have helped prepare FFI’s garden, care for the Durham campus and make donated spaces useful.

Past examples include People’s United Bank helping prepare the garden, Irving Oil contributing to spring clean-up and Cambridge Trust helping clear a donated property.

Tell us your group size, interests and preferred timing. We can discuss a practical project, equipment and arrangements.

Plan an employee volunteer day

PRACTICAL WORK THAT MAKES A DIFFERENCE

Volunteers working together to clean a space at FFI
Volunteers preparing a space at FFI
Volunteers raking leaves at FFI
Volunteers caring for the campus grounds

LEARNING FOR YOUR OWN TEAM

Leadership workshops

FFI can work with your organization on learning focused on communication, leadership, public speaking, planning or teamwork.

Discuss a workshop, retreat or a sequence of sessions shaped around your goals. FFI’s Durham and Annalong campuses offer settings for gathering and learning.

Group programs and venue arrangements are agreed separately from a charitable contribution.

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A contribution young people can feel

“The activities in this program gave me the tools and confidence to step up, listen more, and support others in meaningful ways, even through small actions.”
Participant · 2024–2025 NH programs

HELP CREATE THE NEXT OPPORTUNITY

Corporate giving

Program sponsorship, event support, matching gifts and useful services all give businesses ways to contribute.

Talk with FFI about the purpose of your support and how your employees would like to be involved. Agree the contribution and recognition before making commitments.

Discuss a corporate partnership
  1. 01

    Sponsor a program or event.

    Support youth leadership or take part through Pints for Peace, Golf Fore Peace or the Annual Dinner and Roast.

  2. 02

    Offer useful services.

    Discuss professional expertise, materials or practical help that meets a real need.

  3. 03

    Bring employees into it.

    Explore matching gifts, a team fundraiser or a planned volunteer day.

THREE WAYS TO GATHER AROUND THE MISSION

Pints for Peace

Bring colleagues together and build a fundraising team.

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KEEP THE DETAILS TO HAND

Explore the
partnership materials.

Read about corporate partnerships and sponsorship opportunities below.

Contact FFI to agree current amounts, program costs and arrangements. Event-specific options are on the relevant event pages.

DOCUMENTS & RESOURCES

Resources to share with your group

MEET AT FFI

Host your meeting
or event.

Bring your board, colleagues or community group to an FFI campus for a meeting, workshop or retreat.

Ask about meeting space and overnight stays in Durham or Annalong. Share your dates, group size, room needs and access requirements so we can discuss the arrangements.

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TAKE THE NEXT STEP

Tell us about
your company.

Share what your people care about, the skills or resources you can offer, and the kind of involvement you have in mind.

Start a corporate conversation

Partnership in practice · Belize

Local knowledge helped the work grow.

During the spring 2026 Belize visit, FFI alumni worked with local educators and students, with support from Copal Tree Lodge. After the workshops, principals invited FFI to return.

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