Sponsor a cohort
Underwrite an entire program cohort — travel, curriculum, mentors, and materials — with named recognition throughout the experience.
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JoinPartnership
Access is a network problem before it is a money problem. Funders, employers, schools, faith communities, and nonprofits each hold a piece of what our participants need — here is how those pieces plug in.
Four concrete entry points. Pick the one that matches what you have.
Underwrite an entire program cohort — travel, curriculum, mentors, and materials — with named recognition throughout the experience.
Designate gifts directly to youth travel scholarships or partner-supported leadership retreats for participants who could not otherwise attend.
Interview Takeoff Careers participants, host site visits, or send professionals to mentor inside our cohorts.
Fund Takeoff Business Lab grants, or provide technical expertise, buyer access, and advisory hours to participant-owned businesses.
We do not run every program ourselves. Some of the best work happens when independent organizations bring their expertise and we help fund access, promotion, and participant connections.
01Collaboration partner
Retreats and trips designed as a woman's first leadership travel experience — travel, networking, and empowerment in one itinerary.
A diversified revenue model keeps programming stable and scholarship seats available regardless of any single funding cycle.
Federal, state, and private foundation grants aligned with economic mobility, youth development, workforce development, and financial literacy.
Tax-deductible giving, including scholarship-designated gifts for youth travel and partner-supported leadership retreats.
Participant-paid tuition and retreat fees that subsidize scholarship seats.
Brand partners sponsoring trips, conferences, or cohorts in exchange for visibility and community impact.
Paid engagements helping other organizations replicate elements of our program or fiscal model.
Tell us what you have to offer — funding, seats, expertise, or space — and we’ll come back with a concrete proposal.