Sponsorship Opportunities | Revitalize CDC

Interested in Sponsoring us?

Contact Colleen Shanley-Loveless

Have Questions?

Cloveless@revitalizecdc.com

Sponsorship Options

Community Sponsorship
$25,000

Help fund major repairs such as roof repair, HVAC, and structural work. Support accessibility renovations, materials, skilled labor, and inspections

Sponsors receive

A media interview opportunity,
A press release feature,
4 social media posts,
A website listing

All highlighting your support.

Neighborhood Sponsorship
$15,000

Help fund critical safety upgrades for children and vulnerable residents. Support volunteer coordination, tools, and materials

Sponsors receive

A press release feature
4 social media posts
A website listing

All highlighting your support.

Block Sponsorship
$10,000

Help purchase flooring, windows, and weatherization and energy-efficiency upgrades, and support accessibility improvements like ramps or handrails

Sponsor receives

A press release
2 social media posts
A website Listing

All highlighting your support.

House Sponsorship
$2,500 - $5,000

Help fund replacement for windows, doors, or damaged flooring.

Sponsorship receives

Apress release feature,
1 dedicated social media post
A website listing

All highlighting your support.

Doorway Sponsorship
$1,000
CITC Tax Credit Eligible

Helps cover materials such as ramps, weatherization supplies that make homes safer and more energy efficient

Sponsor receives

A press release
1 social media post

All highlighting your support.

House Sponsorship

$500

Help fund lumber to repair porches, steps and hand railings

Sponsor receives

a press release

All highlighting your support.

Become A Sponsor

Community Investment Tax Credit

(CITC) Information

Your tax-deductible donation no matter how small or large will go towards making homes safe, healthy, accessible and energy-efficient for those in need in Western Massachusetts!

Your donation may also be tax-deductible on your federal income tax. Please consult a professional tax advisor.

CITC is designed to enable local residents and stakeholders throughout the country to work with and through qualified Community Development Corporations (CDCs) to partner with nonprofit, public, and private entities to improve economic opportunities for low and moderate income households and other residents in urban, rural, and suburban communities across the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.