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LEAF is so thankful to our Sponsor Partners who are the key to bringing LEAF Global Arts Signature events to our community!
Take a look at the options to give you an idea of how you can partner with us! We’re happy to customize any partnership!
Email:
Sponsors@theLEAF.org or call 828.68-MUSIC for more information or questions!
LEAF extends deep gratitude for the generous support of businesses and foundations investing in our communities by supporting LEAF’s mission and work. Funding partners are essential to meet the unique needs of our diverse LEAF community and program partners.
Being a LEAF Partner (sponsor) is a meaningful and effective way to promote your business while supporting LEAF’s work in our local and global communities. LEAF is committed to aligning with mission-driven brands for best possible impact.
To learn more about sponsorship opportunities, please contact: Sponsors@theLEAF.org or Call 828.68-MUSIC
Our Sponsor Support Team, Chelcie-Jennifer-Pram, are grateful to find the best match for your organization.
At LEAF International, we believe in participatory and endogenous development. LEAF International recognizes that true and meaningful community building must be based upon reciprocity and authenticity. In order to contribute to cultural community building in an appropriate and effective manner, all LEAF International programs are based upon collaborative partnerships. LEAF believes in building individuals and communities up so that they may become the fullest expression of themselves. To do this, LEAF acts as a catalyzer, an ally, and a supporter by teaming up with already established, local organizations in the countries and the communities in which we operate.
Below are the incredible organizations and individuals that we partner with around the world. You can find out more about them by clicking on their images to check out their websites.
Mayani is a Maasai boy from longido Arusha. He went to boarding school at 6 years old and lost his Maasai language and tradition. Since joining the LEAF program, he has learned to sing Maasai songs, practiced the ‘jump’ tradition and wear Maasai shukas (traditional clothing). Mayani is extremely happy and is currently teaching other youth the culture.
