Partners
Work with AARW
AARW welcomes organizations that can help women access learning, opportunity, cultural participation, and qualified services. Good partnerships have a defined audience, clear responsibilities, and a useful result for participants.
Ways to collaborate
- Program partnersCo-design or deliver a career, entrepreneurship, leadership, heritage, or youth activity with agreed roles and safeguarding.
- Service and referral partnersProvide qualified help or a documented referral route for a need AARW does not serve directly.
- Education and employer partnersOffer learning, mentoring, work exposure, or appropriate recruitment connections.
- Cultural and media partnersSupport public learning, responsible storytelling, and community events.
- Sponsors and in-kind supportersUnderwrite a named activity, access cost, resource, venue, or program component with a written agreement.
What sponsors can expect
Depending on the agreement, AARW may acknowledge a sponsor on the relevant page or event materials, offer appropriate employee volunteer participation, and share aggregate outcomes. Sponsorship does not buy access to member data, preferred professional referrals, extra voting rights, or control over program content.
Propose a partnership
Tell us your organization, the people you serve, the contribution you propose, the location or audience, and the AARW program it supports. We review mission fit, capacity, safety, and any conflicts before confirming a relationship. A prospective organization should not be displayed as a partner until both sides approve the arrangement.
Sponsorship
Become an AARW sponsor
Request a sponsorship package for a program, event, access initiative, youth activity, or community resource. AARW will confirm scope and benefits before payment.