Back the work
Support a program stream or a season of workshops.
- Recognition on the RenoMe site
- Impact summary at year end
- Support tied to a program you choose
Sponsor Hub
Help build RenoMe programs for newcomers and internationally trained professionals in the GTHA. Explore sponsorship frameworks, year-one goals, and the reporting commitments behind your community investment.
Sponsorship levels
These are starting frameworks, not fixed price cards. Because year one is being built now, every sponsorship is finalized in conversation. Around your goals, your reporting needs, and the communities you care about.
Support a program stream or a season of workshops.
Fund the proving year and hold a permanent place in RenoMe's story.
Space, services, expertise, or technology instead of funds.
Dollar figures are set per sponsor during the conversation, so support matches capacity and intent. Nothing here is a published price.
Four things you can do
The full sponsorship package (programs, audience, and year-one plan) is being finalized. Request it and we'll send it the moment it's ready.
Package in preparationCommunity, Founding, or In-Kind. See which framework fits, then shape the details together.
Talk it through before committing to anything. A short conversation with the partnerships side, no pressure.
Tell us your focus (ESG, workforce, participant access support) and we'll tailor a proposal with clear outcomes and reporting.
Built for your sector
The mission is the same; the outcomes that matter to you aren't. Start where you belong.
ESG alignment, newcomer financial inclusion, and measurable outcomes.
RenoMe for banksVolunteer hours, employability, leadership development, and participant access support.
RenoMe for collegesWorkforce development, employee volunteering, and community visibility.
RenoMe for corporationsContact the partnerships team
Start a proposal through the form, or email our team directly.
The founding window
Founding sponsors are the names that hold this space permanently. There's no better time to be one.