Support Our Mission as a Partner
There’s no one-size-fits-all approach to partnership at Operation HOPE. We work closely with each of our corporate and philanthropic partners to identify the most effective ways to support our mission while aligning with their organizational goals. We value partners who share our vision, align with our values, and are committed to building long-term, mission-driven relationships.
While unrestricted funding is the most impactful way to help Operation HOPE scale our work and deepen our impact, we also welcome support for specific programs or initiatives that reflect shared priorities.
Beyond financial contributions, many partners enhance their engagement by providing volunteers, technical expertise, products, services, educational resources, or client benefits such as discounts.
To learn more about our partnership principles and guidelines, please see our Partnership Engagement Policies.
Our Partners
Operation HOPE’s efforts to achieve community uplift are fueled by the generous support of public and private sector partners. Our partners include local, state and federal government agencies, private foundations, financial institutions, Fortune 500 corporations and companies who share our values and commitment to Silver Rights.
Want to become a partner?
Partnering with Operation Hope
There is always a need to help adults, children, small businesses, and disaster survivors who are struggling with ways to improve their financial knowledge and wellbeing as a way to create a brighter and more prosperous future.
“There is enough poverty to go around.”
– Operation HOPE Founder and Chairman, John Hope Bryant.
There are many ways you can make an impact including:
- making a financial contribution
- providing access to products and services
- sharing expertise and knowledge
- participating in individual and corporate volunteer opportunities
- offering discounts and other benefits to Operation HOPE clients
- and more
Please contact Mary Ehrsam, President of Partnerships to get started.
Is your organization’s mission aligned with ours? If so, would you be interested in exploring a partnership—either at the community or program level?