BECOME A SPONSOR

Put your name behind one piece of the work

CARE (Companions and Animals for Reform and Equity) is the Untied States’ first national Black, Indigenous, and People of Color animal welfare organization. Every part of our work is already funded piece by piece, by partners who back the specific program that matters to them.

Sponsoring CARE means putting your name behind one of those pieces — a conference, a center, a study, a scholarship — and seeing exactly where it goes.

Make an inquiry

No tiers or price list here — sponsorships are scoped to a conversation, since the right size depends on which opportunity you want to fund. Reach out to us at equity@careawo.org to start a conversation!

THE GATHERING

CARE’s national conference on human and animal well-being, held annually. Sponsoring puts your name on the room, the materials, the program and in front of CARE large social media audience.

TrapKing and Furever I Love Atlanta

CARE CENTERS

Capacity-building support for a BIPOC-led rescue, trainer, or nonprofit — in cities from Miami to Minnesota. Fund one directly or help open a new one.

DIRECT CARE

CARE’s emergency and preventive vet-care fund, keeping pets with their families. Match gifts or underwrite a set number of cases.

Jodi Blackwell Scholarship

Jodie G. Blackwell Scholarship Fund

Scholarships for African American veterinary students, responding to the fact that fewer than 2% of U.S. vets are Black.

The Gathering

REDI Courses & Circle of Learning

Racial equity training and curricula for the animal welfare field. Fund a course cohort or a scholarship round.

Brown and Bonded Press Kit Photo – African American women holding a senior pet.

Brown and Bonded

A most see documentary if you care about pets and justice! CARE’s documentary on families fighting to keep their pets. Become film or screening sponsor.

Community Participatory Research

A Research Study

Community-engaged studies on adoption gatekeeping, pet-inclusive housing, and bias in the field. Fund a new or ongoing study.

DDM Holding his Chihuahua

Narratives & PSAs

Storytelling that shifts how the public sees pet ownership in BIPOC communities, including the Bark About It series. These shorts have reached over one hundreds people, join us!

Cause-Marketing Partnerships

Build CARE into a product or point-of-sale program — the model Tito’s Vodka and Pet Rodeo already use.

Already Supporting This Work

Funders & Partners

FUNDERS & GRANT PARTNERS

  • PetSmart Charities
  • Maddie’s Fund
  • SpringPoint Partners
  • Michelson Found Animals
  • ASPCA

BRAND & CAUSE PARTNERS

  • Tito’s Vodka — Vodka for Dog People
  • Pet Rodeo

PROGRAM & FIELD PARTNERS

  • Black DVM Network
  • Bailing Out Benji
  • Adopt-A-Pet
  • Emancipet
  • Mental Health America