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Become a Sponsor
The Standard Institute helps young men prepare for adulthood through mentorship, practical support, and real-life experiences.
Your sponsorship helps make that work possible. Choose the level of support that works for you or your business and help a young man build the confidence and practical skills to navigate adulthood.
$250 | Support a Young Man
Cover the CREED tuition gap for one young man or help remove a practical barrier through the Miami Love Workforce Lab.
$500 | Make an Experience Possible
Cover a full CREED seat for one young man or help fund a Field Lab experience.
$1,000 | Official CREED Day Supporter
Support CREED Day, the main experience of a CREED cohort.
Your business or organization will receive social media recognition, and TSI will create a poster featuring your logo for a recognition photo during CREED Day.
$2,000 | Official CREED Cohort Sponsor
Cover the tuition gap for an entire CREED cohort.
Your business or organization will receive social media recognition, and your logo will be placed on that cohort’s shirt.
Every Sponsor Is Recognized
Every TSI sponsor receives recognition on The Standard Institute’s social media.
For questions about sponsorship or partnership opportunities, contact:
Ways To Give.
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Give Where It's Needed Most
Make a one-time or monthly gift to support The Standard Institute's programs and greatest needs.
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Wear The Standard
Represent the mission with an official Standard shirt.
$20 | Proceeds support The Standard Institute.
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Support While You Shop
Choose The Standard Institute through Walmart Spark Good Round Up and round up eligible purchases to support our work.
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Remove A Barrier
Sometimes a practical barrier can stand between a young man and his next opportunity.
Through the Miami Love Workforce Lab, young men ages 13–21 can receive practical support connected to employment, education, or training opportunities.
The young man is taking the step. You can help remove the barrier.
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Support the work
Your financial support helps TSI provide mentorship, practical learning, meaningful experiences, workforce preparation, and access to opportunities that help young men prepare for adulthood.