1. Discovery Tours

A cause marketing campaign allows you to connect your business to a project that supports the vulnerable women and children who are served by International Needs. We’ll work with you to find a project you’re passionate about, and create a customized campaign that invites others to be part of something bigger with you. 

The RISE Network is a great example of a cause program that started small and is now experiencing rapid growth. Our partner Marshall Smith launched a national referral network for real estate agents. Every time an agent in the network sells a home, they donate a portion of their commission to the “Survive and Thrive” program in Guatemala, which saves the lives of mothers and babies and prepares children to learn and thrive in life.

The RISE Network

2. Medical Trips

Program sponsorship builds on the familiar idea of child sponsorship, and takes it to a much larger scale. Instead of contributing to one child, your corporate gifts are pooled to support an entire group of vulnerable children. With the influence of our corporate partners, we are able to enact substantial change in the lives of children living in extreme poverty. 

TDS Industrial Services sponsors a group of children at the Savar Children’s Village in Bangladesh. At Savar, vulnerable and orphaned girls are protected from child marriage and trafficking. 

“When I met a little girl at the Savar Children’s Village, I was touched to know that she was one more child rescued from the many perils that children face in that part of the world. I’m thankful for the work of International Needs – changing the world one child at a time.”

Horst Thiele – TDS Industrial Services

3. The Umoja Journey

Corporate donations are crucial to the long-term sustainability of International Needs’ global projects. Your gift would be used to pursue change and transformation in communities all over the world. You can give to a specific program or project that’s meaningful to you. 

Mark Beaman has been a strong partner in ensuring the safety and security of girls at the Savar Children’s Village. Mark has supported several building projects, ensuring that 250 girls have reliable access to education, health, and protection from child marriage.  

Mark Beaman