For $900 a year you can provide        
school uniforms for 98 orphans


Why become a sponsor?

Sunflower Children operates 12 projects in eight countries. We in Seattle are the primary funding for two of those projects. In 2009 Sunflower Children’s target is to raise over 1 million dollars, half of which will go to sustain our current projects and the remainder enabling much needed new projects. By becoming a Sponsor, you (or your company) become part of something very special, helping some of the neediest children in the world. You can truly make a difference.

Where does the money go?

100 percent of all public contributions directly benefit a Sunflower child. This policy is made possible through the generosity of private benefactors who directly fund Sunflower Children’s administrative, fundraising and staffing expenses.

Become a sponsor today!

As a Seattle Sunflower donor, your business will gain an opportunity to promote your brand and your business to a new audience. Some examples of benefits your business could receive:

  • Logo acknowledgement on event collateral including event website, Save the Date cards, invitations and ads
  • Your company will be recognized as a sponsor in any press releases connected to the event
  • Logo acknowlegement on banners and signage at the event

Thinking about it?

Are you thinking about becoming a sponsor, but still have some unanswered questions? We’ll do our best to answer some of those here, otherwise, feel free to give us a call or send us an e-mail, and we will respond as soon as possible.

What kind of tax credit will I receive if I become a corporate sponsor?
Sunflower Children (dba of Sunflower Non Profit Foundation) is a 501 (c) 3 CHARITABLE ORGANIZATION, all donations are tax deductible.

Will I receive updates on where my money is going?
YES. Sunflower Children of Seattle would be happy to include you in our quarterly updates on each project.

Where is my sponsorship money going?
Seattle Sunflower is the primary funding for two projects: Future Hope School in Nepal and Island of Hope Orphange in Southern India. After funding our two main projects any remaining funds will go to the ten other Sunflower Children Foundation projects throughout the world. Visit www.sunflowerchildren.org for more information.

Why should I contribute to a cause outside the United States?
More than 1 billion children suffer from one or more extreme forms of deprivation in adequate nutrition, safe drinking water, decent sanitation facilities, health-care services, shelter, education and information

  • Every five seconds a child dies because he or she was hungry. That is over 17,000 children a day
  • More than 110 million school-age children are not in school
  • 6,000 children die every day because of disease-infested drinking water
  • 150 million children in developing countries are malnourished
  • 15 million children around the world have been orphaned due to HIV/AIDS
Today, nearly half the world’s 6 billion people lives on less than $2 a day. However, poverty is a reality affecting both rich and poor countries. In developed countries it is estimated that 1 in 10 children live below the poverty line. The situation in developing countries is much worse. In the year 2000 alone, 1.7 million children were needlessly lost because countries around the world failed to reduce poverty levels.

Will my company logo be published on the event materials?
YES. Your logo will appear on all published material for the event including web, invitations, Save the Date cards and event signage.