Your name on the season. A kid on the field.
Corporate giving works best when the result is visible in your own community. Sponsor a season, match your employees' gifts, or put goods and services directly into local youth programs — and see exactly where your support went.
Pick the shape that fits your business.
Annual Sponsorship Packages
Put your name behind a season, a team, or the whole league. Packages come with named recognition and a plain-language summary of exactly what your support funded.
Employee Matching Gifts
Many companies match employee giving dollar-for-dollar. We'll provide the documentation your matching-gift program needs, and make sure the credit lands where it should.
In-Kind Goods & Services
Equipment, printing, event venues, transportation — sometimes the most useful gift isn't cash. We coordinate in-kind donations directly with the programs that need them.
Illustrative sponsorship levels.
Amounts and benefits below are illustrative — final sponsorship tiers are set together with the foundation.
- Named recognition on our sponsors page
- Included in the annual impact summary
- Named recognition on our sponsors page and season materials
- Annual impact summary with a personal update
- Featured presence at a [TBD — season event]
- Top-tier named recognition sitewide and in season materials
- Personalized annual impact report
- Featured presence at foundation events
Recognition, a real report, and honest goodwill.
- Named recognition on our site and in our annual sponsor summary
- A yearly impact report showing exactly where your support went
- Genuine local goodwill — a visible presence in the community you already do business in
How we stay accountable
- 501(c)(3) status
- The Next Generation Foundation is a registered Texas 501(c)(3) public charity.
- EIN
- [TBD — XX-XXXXXXX]
- Form 990 & financials
- View our filings
Talk Sponsorship
Tell us how you'd like to help — sponsorship, matching, in-kind, or something you don't see here — and we'll follow up with specifics within two business days.
- Collects: business and contact details, how they want to help (packages, events, matching, in-kind), and an optional budget range.
- On submit: 2-business-day reply promise; the notification tells the foundation which package sheet to send.
- Mockup note: tiers on this page are illustrative — the form deliberately never asks for payment; sponsorship is closed personally.
Mockup notes — what this page fixes (Kobold site audit, May 2026)
Fixed here: this is an entirely new door — the live site has no pathway at all for business sponsors. The audit flagged that corporate and institutional donors need verifiable transparency (EIN, board, Form 990) before they'll commit a budget line, and the old site offered them neither a way in nor a reason to trust what they'd find. This page gives them both: a clear ask (sponsorship, matching, in-kind) and the accountability signals — 501(c)(3) status, EIN, Form 990 — right next to it. Sponsorship dollar amounts are marked illustrative; real tiers are set with the foundation, not invented for the mockup.
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