You help your own neighbors
The families we serve live in your neighborhoods, shop at your stores and send their kids to school with your employees’ kids. Your support stays right here.
Partner
Partner With Purposeful Giving Alliance
Every Day of Giving, backpack drive and family we help is made possible by local businesses. In 2025, 700 volunteers supported an event with registrations representing 2,268 family groups and 6,169 children under 18. If your business wants to make a real difference in Peoria and the West Valley, this is where to start.
Why partner
Why local businesses give with us
Your team gets something too
An employee volunteer day at A Day of Giving brings a team together like nothing else. People remember the morning they helped a kid pick out a bike.
Your community sees you show up
Partners are recognized on event signage, on social media and on our website.
It is year-round
Beyond December, partners can support back-to-school backpack drives and help for service-worker families who have lost a loved one in the line of duty.
Our sponsors are community-based, so it’s people who donate from the community to the community, for the community.
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Options
Ways to partner
Sponsor an event
Tax-deductible sponsorship packages for Day of Giving, bikes and year-round partnerships.
See sponsorship packages (opens in a new tab)Bring a volunteer team
Gift wrapping, set-up and sorting, meal services, activities, clean-up and fundraising.
Sign up your teamGive in kind
Toys, bikes, warm clothing, school supplies, food and space.
Ask about donationsOffer a service
We partner with healthcare providers, schools and others. One example is health screenings at our backpack drive.
Tell us about your serviceHost a booth
Meet families at our events with an optional vendor booth.
See how booths workHost a booth
Meet your neighbors at A Day of Giving
We invite our partners to bring out their team to offer services and giveaways to the community. A booth at A Day of Giving puts your people face to face with the families you serve every day, right here in Peoria and the West Valley.
In 2025, the event drew registrations representing 2,268 family groups and 6,169 children under 18. Bring a health screening, a helpful service, information families can use, or a table of giveaways. Your team gets to spend the morning in person, saying hello and showing up for your community.
This year’s event is Saturday, December 19, 2026, 7 AM–3 PM at the Peoria Sports Complex. Booths are part of our sponsorship packages, so reach out and we’ll find the right fit.
Pick your next step
Sponsorship
Sponsorship packages
Day of Giving packages from $1,000 to $25,000, bike sponsorship from $150, and year-round partnerships from $50,000.
How we recognize partners, depending on package
- Logo on the flagship event banner and event signage
- A social media mention and a feature on our website
- A mention in event press releases
- Employee volunteer opportunities
- An optional vendor booth
Track record
Businesses and partners who have stood with us
A few of the partners named in public coverage over the years. This is not a complete list.
Founding businesses
A Day of Giving has had local businesses behind it since the first event in 2017. These are the founding partners named in that year’s coverage:
- 2017 Hurricane Harvey relief
- We Fix Ugly Pools (opens in a new tab), AE Outdoor (opens in a new tab) (formerly Advant-Edge), ABD Signs and Printing (opens in a new tab), Garcia International Transport and Superstition Farms (opens in a new tab) (AZFamily)
- 2017 first A Day of Giving
- Sponsors Divine Auto Glass, Peoria Ford (opens in a new tab), Cranmore Flooring (opens in a new tab) and Midwest Food Bank (opens in a new tab). Space provided by Lucidi Distilling Co. Co-hosted with City of Peoria (opens in a new tab) employees from AFSCME Local 3282 (opens in a new tab) (Peoria Times)
- 2023
- Peoria Ford (opens in a new tab)’s Pat Hickey, with Mayor Jason Beck and members of the Peoria City Council (opens in a new tab) (Peoria Times)
- 2024
- Presented with Mayor Jason Beck, Peoria Ford (opens in a new tab), AE Outdoor (opens in a new tab) (formerly Advant-Edge) and Service Sacrifice Gratitude (opens in a new tab) (Sun City Independent)
- 2025
- Amkor Technology (opens in a new tab) employee volunteers. Peoria Police (opens in a new tab) and Peoria Fire (opens in a new tab) on site. Mayor Jason Beck among the donors (Arizona Progress Gazette)
Getting started
How it works
- 1
Reach out
Fill out the sponsor and partnership form.
- 2
Brainstorm
We talk through what your business wants to do and what families need most.
- 3
Implement
We put the plan into action together, at A Day of Giving, a backpack drive or year-round.
Questions? brian@purposefulgivingalliance.org · (602) 299-8162