Become a Partner

Engage with Health Equity Initiative's Community and Increase Your Organization's Visibility!

We are not your typical volunteer nonprofit organization.

Health Equity Initiative operates a little differently than most volunteer nonprofit organizations. We know it's important to break new grounds.

We always keep in mind that our community is made of very different groups, and that we all come from different professions and disciplines. We believe that working together across sectors for the common good is the surest path to health equity.

You probably already know that we are committed to multisectoral solutions and participatory approaches, but if you don't please look at our history and highlights of accomplishments. We also want you to know that you're part of our community. We hope you will become a partner on specific projects or donate in support of our overall mission.

We customize sponsorship opportunities to meet the needs of our partners and/or for particular events and activities. Our basic sponsorship opportunity ($5,000) include the benefits listed in the sidebar.

For a list of our current or past partners, please click here.

Who is in our community?

Community is at the core of our organization. We are professionals from multiple sectors, community leaders, students, and concerned citizens, all working together in support of health equity. We reach 16,000+ people via our mailing list and social media outreach. Here is a snapshot of the many different professions and disciplines represented in our community. As our community is diverse and committed to work across sectors, the following data are percentages of responses (in other words, some of the same respondents identified themselves with more than one area of work) because many of us are engaged in more than one professional sector. (Data below are from Health Equity Initiative's online survey).

68% work in public health
40% in healthcare, medicine or nursing
27% in health communication
24% in education (also including higher education)
22% in community development/leadership
20% in behavioral or social change communication or organizational communication
16% in global health
11% in environmental health or environmental protection
10% in publishing, journalism/press
10% in nutrition
7% in social work
...and 11% in other areas such as pharmaceutical, arts, sports, biological sciences, entertainment and psychology