Corporate Sponsorship
Strengthen Communities
Through Stewardship.
Why partner with us
Corporate Sponsorship strengthens the stewardship ecosystem through the Legacy Fund.
Corporations, foundations, financial institutions, universities, and government agencies partner with ACRES KEPT by supporting the Legacy Fund — which expands Landowner Membership access — alongside educational initiatives, regional impact, and broader stewardship programs.
Together, we help more families remain connected to their land through informed stewardship, and build resilient communities rooted in it.
Partnership Opportunities
How You Can Partner.
Annual Sponsorship
A year-long partnership that channels sustained support through the Legacy Fund — expanding Landowner Membership access, educational initiatives, and community outreach across the ACRES KEPT network.
Regional Sponsorship
Focus your investment on a specific region or state. Strengthen local stewardship capacity by supporting Landowner Memberships, workshops, and trusted local guidance through the Legacy Fund.
Program Sponsorship
Underwrite a specific stewardship initiative — such as the Reading Rooms, land assessment program, or Landowner Membership access — and align your organization with measurable stewardship outcomes.
Institutional Sponsorship
A flexible commitment for foundations, financial institutions, universities, and government agencies underwriting Landowner Memberships, regional impact, and long-term stewardship initiatives at scale.
Related Ways to Support Stewardship
Legacy Fund
The umbrella initiative that receives sponsorship support and expands Landowner Membership access. Corporate Sponsorship strengthens it at scale.
Learn about the Legacy Fund →Sponsor a Legacy
For individuals, families, churches, civic groups, small businesses, and community organizations sponsoring Landowner Memberships through the Legacy Fund.
Sponsor a Legacy →Take the next step
Become a Corporate Partner
Join a network of organizations committed to preserving land, strengthening families, and building a legacy of stewardship.