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Los Angeles Alliance of Boys & Girls Clubs – Corporate Partners
| Champion ($ 250,000 +) | |
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The Walt Disney Company became the first corporate partner. Annually, the Walt Disney Company and their affiliates support the Alliance with unrestricted donations, tickets to Disneyland and other events like the ESPN X-Games. They have underwritten the costs of new 13 passenger vans for Clubs in need of transportation, and were a major sponsor of the 2009 Teen Summit. |
| Partner ($ 100,000 +) | |
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Bank of America continues to invest in the work of the Boys & Girls Club by providing funds to support after-school educational programs and funds to enhance art related activities. |
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Six Flags/Magic Mountain of Valencia CA annually, during a four-day period in December, asks patrons to donate "Toys for the Holidays" valued at $15 or more, which allows guests to attend the park for free. This generosity has secured over $150,000 worth of gifts for members of the Boys & Girls Clubs in LA County. In addition, Six Flags/Magic Mountain provided free admissions to the Boys & Girls Clubs that collect these toys for the Clubs and other charitable partners of Six Flags. |
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OneWest Foundation, the public benefit corporation established by OneWest Bank FSB, joined "Team Los Angeles," the Boys & Girls Clubs of LA county, as a matching sponsor for the Be Great Fan Challenge in June 2010. OneWest Foundation contributed $100,000 by matching $1 for every $2 raised during the friendly competition with Boston Boys & Girls Clubs. OneWest Bank employees also participated in the challenge, putting momentum behind the Los Angeles County Clubs with an individual giving campaign as well. |
| Advocate ($ 50,000 +) | |
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Microsoft supports all Boys & Girls Clubs across America with the "Club Tech" programs and supplies. In LA County Microsoft supports the "Youth of the Year program" and was a sponsor at the 2009 Teen Summit. |
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Thanks to our friends at Taco Bell, they have adopted the Boys & Girls Clubs as their youth organization to specifically help Clubs dedicate space and special programs to Teens. The dedicated space is known as the "Teen Supreme Center". |
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Coca-Cola aims to incorporate healthy living and active learning in every part of the Club experience for our youth. As such, employees volunteer their time, with the support of Coca-Cola created the “Live Positively Triple Play” (mind, body and soul) basketball tournament. On August 7, 2010, over 500 Club members from all the Clubs in LA County participated in this annual tournament at LA Live in conjunction with the Nike 3 on 3. Club members also learned about good nutrition, the importance of regular physical activity and improving their overall well-being. |
| Friend ($ 27,000 +) | |
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Toyota continues to invest funds with Boys & Girls Clubs in designated communities in LA County. In addition Toyota was a sponsor of the 2009 Teen Summit. |
| Sponsor ($ 5,000 +) | |
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Pacsun joined the LA Alliance as a sponsor to provide the 2009 Teen Summit to the 1,000 teens that attended the event on May 30, 2009. |
