Strong Community Engagement The Cincinnati Parks Foundation has a proven track record of collaborating with local businesses, community organizations, and government entities through various partnerships and events, creating opportunities to leverage these relationships for sponsorships, corporate giving, and joint initiatives.

Diverse Funding Sources With a revenue range of $1 million to $10 million and ongoing partnerships with major corporations like Duke Energy and Kimberly-Clark, the foundation offers multiple channels for corporate sponsorships, grants, and philanthropic contributions aimed at park conservation and community projects.

Event-Driven Fundraising Recent initiatives like the Hats Off Luncheon and community events such as eclipse watch parties present avenues to sell event sponsorships, branded activations, and customized engagement packages to local and regional businesses seeking visibility.

Focus on Sustainability Partnerships with environmental organizations and participation in tree planting projects demonstrate potential for engaging eco-conscious companies interested in sustainability programs, green branding, and environmental grants aligned with the foundation’s conservation goals.

Local Market Potential Operating within Cincinnati and surrounding neighborhoods offers targeted outreach opportunities for local businesses interested in community development, parks maintenance, and green space expansion, making a compelling case for regional corporate social responsibility programs.