Founding sponsorship is a partnership, not a transaction. We are building a permanent national institution, and the organizations that help establish it will be part of it in lasting, meaningful ways.
We work with a small number of founding sponsors to develop arrangements that fit their goals. What’s on the table includes:
Presence and recognition. Named recognition as a founding sponsor across the website, journal, and key materials. Positioning inside content that audiences read carefully rather than scrolling past.
Direct audience reach. Structured visibility across our channels: our journal Cultivation, newsletter, website, and events. Consistent presence, not one-off placements.
Association with credibility. Alignment with a platform explicitly committed to evidence, transparency and regional accuracy, that is separate from generalist and algorithmically-driven content.
Integration into programming. “Supported-by” positioning on roundtables, webinars and evidence update series. Association with thematic streams like soil health, pollinators, urban food production, climate adaptation and more.
National reach, regional relevance. Most sponsors struggle with Canada’s regional variation. We are built to handle it. Your presence carries national scope with locally meaningful context.
Audience insight Aggregated understanding of what engaged Canadian gardeners are thinking, asking and concerned about.
This is a long-term relationship. As the Network grows, so does the value of being part of it from the beginning.