Partnership with Texas Senior Corps

Join the many individuals, corporations and foundations that currently support active senior adult volunteerism on a local community level. How? Become a financial or in-kind sponsor through many venues which will have a far reaching impact for your product or service.

Your investment can minimally reach a statewide audience of more than 32,000 Texas senior volunteers, in addition to other community friends and supporters who number in the millions.

Your dollars can be restricted to:

1. Special events such as Annual Volunteer Recognition Luncheons and activities, Golf Tournaments, Health and Information Fairs.

2. Signature Projects embraced by the federal sponsor, Corporation for National and Community Service, which focuses on:

• mentoring to children of incarcerated parents
• raising the immunization rate of infants
• improving literacy
• tutoring public school children
• visiting frail elderly
• education on prevention of identity theft
• health and wellness initiatives for aging well, to list a few.

3. Your favorite Senior Corps program:

• RSVP offers "one stop shopping" for all volunteers 55 and over who want to find challenging, rewarding, and significant service opportunities in their local communities.
• Foster Grandparents connects volunteers age 60 and over with children and young people with exceptional needs.
• Senior Companions brings together volunteers age 60 and over with adults in their community who have difficulty with the simple tasks of day-to-day living.

In-Kind Support is also welcome in the form of mementoes and give-aways, newsletter/brochure printing, web site development, motivational and educational speakers.

What is the benefit of your investment? It depends on your sponsorship level but you can count on web site linkage, promotion in publications, acknowledgement at events through signage and personal presentation, opportunity to market your product or service through a far reaching audience.

Consider Partnership with Texas Senior Corps Association! For additional Information contact Diana Corona, Texas Senior Corps Association President, at dmcorona@rsvpdentoncounty.org.

Sam’s Club Foundation provides grant to Denton County RSVP.

RSVP El Paso Paso Del Norte Health Foundation

Humana presenting check to Susan Copeland 09-21-07 Pictured L to R: Michael Beilman, Humana –Austin Sales Manager, Susan Copeland, TSCA former president and Jamie McIntyre, Humana Medicare Sales Support Specialist Susan Copeland receives check from Jamie McIntyre with Humana MarketPoint. Thank to all the hard work last year’s officers Humana accepted a proposal for funding from the Association. Thirty Projects will partner with Humana in promotion of their services.