Sponsorship
Sponsorship can take many forms;
from providing products and services that our communities can leverage,
to financially supporting the activities of the Foundation.
Why Become a Sponsor?
Each contribution helps us build a “today” in which Japan can become a beacon of opportunity and hope, enabling a tomorrow we can all be proud of. Helping Japan achieve that potential by embracing our community helps spread the message of the Foundation that we, and the world as a whole, are stronger, together.
How Can You Become a Sponsor?
Legacy Foundation Japan provides many tiers of sponsorship to allow for various ways of supporting the organization, our programs, and members. If you are interested in supporting the mission and vision of Legacy Foundation Japan or learning more about our organization, please don’t hesitate to get in touch.
types of Sponsorship
Legacy Sponsor
A Legacy Sponsor is a company committed to the vision and mission of Legacy Foundation Japan and wishes to drive the Foundation and community forward.
- Sponsors 10 or more events annually
- Contributes > 1000000 JPY annually
- Business Member benefits
- Logo on website
- All events showcased by Legacy Foundation Japan
- Potential collaboration from members for product and service testing/piloting
- Free tickets for Legacy Foundation Japan events (up to 10 annually)
- Provide speaking opportunity at a Legacy Foundation Japan event
- Free access to the Legacy Lounge (based on availability)
- Company and services showcased at all events
Foundation Sponsor
A Foundation Sponsor is a company that wishes to actively empower the community and build a win-win-win relationship between Japan, the community, and the market.
- Sponsor 5 or more events annually
- Contributes > 500000 JPY annually
- Business Member benefits
- Logo on website
- Provide speaking opportunity at a Legacy Foundation Japan event
- Free access to the Legacy Lounge (based on availability)
- Potential collaboration from members for product and service testing/piloting
- 5 events showcased on the Foundation website
- Free tickets for Legacy Foundation Japan events (5 per year)
Branch Sponsor
A Branch Sponsor is a company that wishes to engage in a mid- to long-term relationship with Legacy Foundation Japan to build both their market and enable/empower the Black community in Japan.
- Sponsor 3 or more events annually
- Contributes > 100000 JPY annually
- Business Member benefits
- Logo on website
- 3 events showcased on the Foundation website
- Free tickets for Legacy Foundation Japan events (3 per year)
- Business showcased at Foundation events
Leaf Sponsor
A Leaf Sponsor is a company interested in engaging Legacy Foundation Japan in a particular area, usually for a specific project or initiative.
- Sponsor one or more events annually
- Contributes > 50000 JPY annually
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Business Member benefits
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Logo on website
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1 event showcased on the Foundation website
In-Kind Sponsor
An In-kind Sponsor is a company or individual that wishes to provide goods and/or services to support the activities of Legacy Foundation Japan.
- Provides > 50000 JPY fair market value of goods/services annually
- Business Member benefits
- Logo on website
- Discounts for Legacy Foundation Japan sponsored events
- Name added to the Founders Board (pending approval of the LFJ Board)
Friend of the Foundation
A Friend of the Foundation is a company or individual that wishes to donate to Legacy Foundation Japan without being recognized as a sponsor.
- Contributes > 100000 JPY annually
- Discounts for Legacy Foundation Japan sponsored events
- Name added to the Founders Board
- Free use of Legacy Lounge (reservation required)
Is Sponsorship Right for You?
If you are a company, institution, or individual that wants to make a difference in the world today, a world that currently continues to profit from and destroy Black communities instead of building a brighter future with them, then sponsorship of the Legacy Foundation Japan may be right for you.
Our sponsors are our partners in change to create a better, more equitable world, one of opportunity, joy, and hope for African Americans, those of African descent, and the communities in which they reside in Japan and worldwide.