This guide outlines the information needed for partnership proposals, including an overview of your organization, a summary of the proposed partnership, and relevant links or materials. Social media collaborations require a specific form. After submission, the team reviews proposals but cannot provide status updates; interested parties will be contacted directly. No need to resubmit unless updating information.
We receive a wide variety of proposals, and this guide explains the information we need to review your request efficiently and route it to the appropriate team.
Because partnership requests can vary widely in scope and purpose, providing complete information up front helps us understand your goals and determine the best next steps.
What Information to Include in Your Proposal
To help our team evaluate your request, please include the following details:
1. Overview of Your Organization
A short description is helpful, such as:
- Who you are
- What your organization does
- Your area of focus or mission
This gives us context for the proposal. If you're looking to collaborate in a social media platform, please fill out this form instead of following the steps below. Please do not use that form for any other types of requests.
2. Summary of the Partnership You’re Proposing
Please describe:
- What you are requesting
- What the partnership would involve
- Any goals or expected outcomes
3. Relevant Links or Supporting Materials
These may include:
- Your website or profile
- Any proposal documents or decks
- Examples of your work
- Additional context that helps us understand your request
What Happens Next?
Once your proposal is submitted, our team will review it.
Because we receive a high volume of partnership requests, we're unable to provide individual status updates or estimated review timelines.
If we're interested in exploring your proposal further, a member of our team will contact you directly using the information you provided.
If you've already submitted your proposal, there's no need to submit it again or follow up unless you have new or updated information to share.