Being able to see the effect I've made is the most fun thing about being a [partner]. I enjoy watching the nonprofit flourish as well as helping the leadership of the nonprofit.  Isabel McDevitt

Do you want to get involved in your community but are not sure where to start?
Do you want to learn more about the problems and solutions in Boulder County?
Do you have hard earned skills and experience in the business world you know would be useful to causes you are interested in?
Do you like working in teams and helping organizations solve difficult problems?
Do you like to give money to nonprofits in your community but are not sure which nonprofit to donate to or if the money is used wisely or that it is really making a difference?
Do you want to learn more about philanthropy in general? What works, what doesn't, what other people are doing, and why?

Partners can choose to be involved with SVP in a number of ways:

• Select the nonprofits that we invest in each year
• Work on Volunteer Teams on a specific project for a specific nonprofit
• Assist with the management of SVP, or
• Choose to make only a financial contribution until you have more available time.

Partners can be individuals, companies, or foundations as long as there is a designated partner for voting purposes.

Each partner makes a minimum three-year commitment of at least $5,000 per year in either stock or cash. This donation is per household, so spouses, partners, or children are eligible for participation in SVP. Your contribution is tax-deductible.

I invite you to complete our New Partner Agreement now.

SVP Boulder County would like to thank the following Corporate Partners for their generous support of and involvement in SVP: