Bucks-Mont Collaborative Membership & Sponsorship
Membership in the Bucks-Mont Collaborative has been something I could rely on for the past 15 years of my work at two different nonprofit organizations. When I reflect on what that has meant to me personally, it has given me access to an incredible network of some of the brightest, most hopeful minds in our community, granted me the chance to learn more about issues I care deeply about – including trauma-informed care and racial equity - and it has allowed me to give back to my community in my role on the Board of Directors. For my organization, membership in the Collaborative provides my staff with training opportunities, connection to others doing work that complements our vision of transforming lives through sustained recovery, and the ability to share what we do with them as well. We are so fortunate to have this resource in Bucks and Montgomery Counties.
The Collaborative is comprised of 100+ members and growing, serving this community for 35 years, with 15 years as a membership organization.
We primarily serve Bucks County and four regions of Montgomery County, specifically the Eastern, Greater North Penn, Southeastern, and Upper Perk communities. Organizations from outside this footprint are always welcome!
Join! Your Membership Benefits
1Gain access to 100+ non-profit, public sector, and community-minded businesses and organizations in Bucks and Montgomery Counties.
Develop valuable, multi-sector relationships that foster trust, resource sharing, and collaboration. For EDs and CEOs, join peers weekly through zoom as an outlet and opportunity to discuss resources and needs.
2Gain free, organization-wide training opportunities in community initiatives, state and national best practices, and leading developments in the health and human services field.
The Bucks-Mont Collaborative Training Institute annually offers various trauma trainings through a partnership with premier leader, Lakeside Global Institute, as well as trainings on cultural awareness through Pearl S. Buck International, and Bridges out of Poverty, a national training program offered through Manna on Main Street.
With a focus on social justice work, Bucks-Mont Collaborative membership meetings introduce organizations to expert speakers on furthering social equity.
3Learn and network with leaders in developing the Bucks-Mont Trauma Coalition.
In July 2020, the PA Office of Advocacy and Reform released its Trauma-Informed PA Plan, and established HEAL PA, which now partners with the United Way's Resilient PA.
As part of this initiative, the Bucks-Mont Collaborative has been invited to establish the Bucks-Mont Trauma Coalition, joining coalitions throughout the state committed to trauma education, advocacy, and collaboration. For the last seven years, the Collaborative has supported trauma awareness workshops and courses, training more than 1,200 non-profit staff and human services professionals in this region.
Let's build this Coalition together. Join leaders and other pioneers in this state-wide initiative!
4Be a part of our region’s Racial Equity Learning Community!
The Racial Equity Learning Community is a cross-county, multi-sector initiative for organizations in Bucks and Montgomery Counties to come together to learn, build relationships, and take action that deepens organizational and collective capacity to advance racial equity and justice in our community.
The Learning Community is offered to up to 25 organizations annually without cost through our generous funders. The Bucks-Mont Collaborative administers this Learning Community with the Interagency Council of Norristown and Tri-County Community Network. Learn more! https://bucksmontcollab.org/services/racial-equity/
5Participate in collaborative advocacy efforts that yield stronger results.
The Collaborative Advocacy Network (CAN) annually hosts a legislative forum pre-budget season to share concerns and needs with legislators. The Bucks-Mont Collaborative amplifies member needs and voices through support of the non-partisan campaign, Here for Us MontCo, as well as the Bucks County Women’s Advocacy Coalition. Benefit from advocacy toolkits, policy education, and other best practices.
6Share your updates, gain resources, and post events and job openings through the Collaborative’s e-news and website.
Timely e-news is distributed monthly to 3,000+ individuals representing members and the larger community.
Thank You to our Sponsors!
Gold Sponsors
Silver Sponsors
Become a Sponsor
Gold Sponsorship, $3,000
- Community Summit. Gold Sponsor Recognition
- Membership. Complimentary Collaborative membership
- Membership Meetings. Logo on signage at every membership meeting (10 per year) along with spoken recognition; marketing material placement on resource table at membership meetings or virtual equivalent
- E-Newsletters: Prominent logo with link to your home page featured in every e-newsletter; opportunity to submit relevant articles or events
- Social Media: Opportunity to share events and updates through the Collaborative’s Facebook, Twitter or LinkedIn channels
- Website: Your logo featured on the Bucks-Mont Collaborative website
Silver Sponsorship, $1,500
- Community Summit. Silver Sponsor Recognition
- Membership. Complimentary Collaborative membership
- Membership Meetings. Small logo on signage at every membership meeting (10 per year); marketing material placement on resource table at membership meetings or virtual equivalent
- E-Newsletters: Small logo with link to your home page featured in every e-newsletter; opportunity to submit relevant articles or events
- Social Media: Opportunity to share events and updates through the Collaborative’s Facebook, Twitter or LinkedIn channels
- Website: Your logo featured on the Bucks-Mont Collaborative website
Bronze Sponsorship, $750
- Community Summit. Bronze Sponsor Recognition
- Membership. Membership may be included depending upon your sales or annual budget
- Membership Meetings. Name listing on signage at every membership meeting (10 per year)
- Communications. Name listed with link to your website in e-newsletters; name included on the Bucks-Mont Collaborative website