Sponsor understanding
Help support practical education and community outreach around home-related agreements.
Discuss this focus
Sponsor homeowner protection
Sponsor legal access.
Support stronger communities.
Partner financially with a mission focused on lower and middle class homeowners facing complex contracts, financial harm, and barriers to legal help.
A purpose worth backing
Choose the part of
the mission you want to fund.
We’re seeking mission-aligned businesses, foundations, and community supporters to help lower the financial barriers homeowners face when seeking professional help.
Sponsor legal access
Discuss contributions intended to support attorney costs for eligible homeowners.
Discuss this focusSponsor the platform
Support the development of accessible preparation tools and a more connected homeowner experience.
Discuss this focusA thoughtful relationship
Define the sponsorship
before you commit.
Every sponsorship conversation should begin with a shared understanding of the people served, the proposed use of support, and how progress will be reviewed.
Agree on the scope
Discuss the contribution, intended purpose, duration, and any recognition before making a commitment.
Define meaningful reporting
Agree on measurable program activity and appropriate reporting without exposing private homeowner information.
Protect independent advice
Structure support around access and public benefit. Individual legal judgment remains with the homeowner’s attorney.
From interest to a practical commitment.
Share your priorities
Tell us what your organization hopes to support and the community connection that matters to you.
Explore a fit
Discuss program readiness, funding needs, and a realistic scope for participation.
Confirm the terms
Review a written arrangement covering use of funds, responsibilities, and reporting before committing.
What to discuss with us
A sponsorship should
have a clear purpose.
The people and work you want to support
Identify whether your interest is education, attorney-cost assistance, platform capacity, or a defined community connection.
The contribution and intended use
Discuss the proposed amount or in-kind contribution, timing, restrictions, and how it fits the fund’s current readiness.
The reporting you need
Agree on reporting topics, frequency, and the evidence needed to describe the work accurately.
Recognition and professional independence
Confirm any recognition separately. Sponsorship should support access while respecting homeowner privacy and independent legal advice.
Discuss a sponsorship with a defined purpose.
Share your organization, area of interest, intended contribution, and the reporting information you would need before participating.