012016
Beginning
President Barack Obama grants Darryl Reed executive clemency — the first chapter of a public commitment to transformation and service.
Darryl Reed Foundation Presents
White Lotus
“Second chances create future leaders.”
Invest in the next generation of Bay Area leaders.
Join a premier Bay Area cultural-philanthropy experience supporting mentorship, violence prevention, entrepreneurship, financial literacy and leadership development for young people throughout Northern California.
- Date
- September 12, 2026
- Venue
- Mare Island Brewing Company
- Location
- Mare Island / Vallejo, California
- Goal
- $400,000
Founded by Darryl Reed
A Bay Area philanthropic institution built on transformation, service and measurable community impact — advancing youth development across Northern California.
Read the founder storyWhy We Exist
A mission-driven Foundation, not a single-night event.
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Why the Darryl Reed Foundation was created
The Foundation was created to translate one person's second chance into structured opportunity for thousands of young people. Its work concentrates on the outcomes that most reliably change a young person's trajectory — mentorship, leadership, financial literacy, entrepreneurship, conflict resolution and violence prevention.
02
Why White Lotus exists
White Lotus is the annual convening that resources the Foundation's year-round programming. It brings corporate leaders, community organizations and cultural stakeholders into one room around a shared commitment to Bay Area youth.
03
Why this work matters today
Bay Area youth face compounding pressure from economic dislocation, community violence and uneven access to opportunity. Sustained, measurable investment in mentorship and leadership development is one of the most durable regional responses available to corporate partners.
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The White Lotus Proposition
Where culture, leadership and community impact converge.
White Lotus is more than an annual entertainment event. It is a platform where corporate leaders, entrepreneurs, community advocates, cultural influencers, professionals and philanthropic supporters come together to strengthen youth outcomes and expand community opportunity across the Bay Area.
Founder
Darryl Reed
Founder, Darryl Reed Foundation. Oakland.
PortraitFounder video forthcoming
One second chance became a mission to create thousands more.
Darryl Reed is an Oakland native with a direct understanding of the communities most affected by the war on drugs. In 2016, President Barack Obama granted him executive clemency.
He used that second chance to build progressive, measurable community impact — founding the Darryl Reed Foundation, which now serves youth and families across the Bay Area through mentorship, entrepreneurship, financial literacy, leadership development and violence prevention.
“Transformation, accountability, service and long-term impact — translated into a Foundation that thousands of young people now stand on.”
Milestones
A path from clemency to community infrastructure.
- 2016
Executive clemency
President Barack Obama grants Darryl Reed executive clemency — the beginning of a public commitment to transformation and service.
- 2024
Foundation launches direct programming
The Darryl Reed Foundation begins serving Bay Area youth through mentorship, financial literacy, entrepreneurship and violence prevention.
- 2025
Year-round scale
Programming expands across 22 schools and community organizations, powered by 500+ annual volunteer hours.
- 2026
7th Annual White Lotus
The signature cultural-philanthropy platform returns to Mare Island Brewing Company on September 12, 2026 — targeting $400,000 to sustain and scale the Foundation's work.
Second chances create future leaders.
Civic Recognition
Recognized by Solano County for community leadership.
In September 2025, the Darryl Reed Foundation received a Solano County proclamation recognizing its service, leadership and community impact.
- Solano County · Proclamation
Signed by Supervisor Cassandra R. James on September 21, 2025 — recognizing the Foundation's service, leadership and community impact.
- Additional Government Recognition
Additional civic recognition presented in acknowledgment of the Foundation's community work.
The Living Timeline
A Foundation built one moment at a time.
A horizontal journey through the moments that shaped the Darryl Reed Foundation — from clemency and community giving to youth mentorship, cultural gatherings and government recognition.
022018Foundation established
The Darryl Reed Foundation is founded to advance youth development, community leadership and cultural expression across the Bay Area.
- 03Ongoing
Toy Drives & Community Giving
Annual toy drives and direct community giving become an early signature of the Foundation's presence across Northern California neighborhoods.
042024Youth Mentorship
Structured mentorship, leadership and financial literacy programming launches — reaching youth across schools and community organizations.
052024Violence Prevention
Foundation programming expands to include conflict-resolution and violence-prevention work — meeting young people where community safety is most fragile.
06Multi-yearElite School Partnership
The Foundation builds partnerships with schools and community organizations to embed mentorship and leadership pathways into everyday student life.
07HistoricWhite Party History
The Foundation's white-attire gatherings become a recognized Bay Area cultural moment — thousands convened around service and celebration.
08HistoricBlack Renaissance Ball
A predecessor cultural gathering places Black excellence, artistry and philanthropy at the center of the Foundation's public identity.
092025Government Recognition
Solano County issues an official proclamation recognizing the Foundation's service, leadership and community impact.
102026White Lotus 2026
The 7th Annual White Lotus returns to Mare Island Brewing Company on September 12, 2026 — the year's public expression of a year-round mission.
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Community changes when opportunity becomes visible.
Community Impact Timeline
From clemency to community infrastructure — a verified progression.
Select a year to review Foundation milestones. Additional milestones will be added as verified.
2026
7th Annual White Lotus
The signature cultural-philanthropy platform returns to Mare Island Brewing Company on September 12, 2026, targeting $400,000 to sustain and scale the Foundation's year-round work.
Additional milestones will be added as verified.
Press & Recognition
Publicly recognized. Independently reported.
Awards, civic proclamations and press coverage of the Foundation's community leadership.
Civic Recognition
Solano County proclamation honoring the Darryl Reed Foundation, September 2025.
Awards & Civic Recognition
- Solano County · Proclamation
In September 2025, the Darryl Reed Foundation received a Solano County proclamation recognizing its service, leadership and community impact.
- Additional Government Recognition
Additional civic recognition presented in acknowledgment of the Foundation's community work.
Foundation Impact
A year-round Foundation. White Lotus is one night of it.
The Darryl Reed Foundation works to improve the lives and outcomes of youth through mentorship, violence prevention, leadership development, entrepreneurship, financial literacy, conflict resolution and positive role modeling.
The Darryl Reed Foundation operates continuously across the calendar year. White Lotus is the annual expression of that work — the moment corporate partners, community leaders and cultural stakeholders publicly resource what the Foundation delivers every week.
- Mentorship
- Leadership
- Violence Prevention
- Entrepreneurship
- Financial Literacy
- Conflict Resolution
- Community Engagement
- Pathway 01
Mentorship & Leadership
Structured mentorship and leadership curricula that connect youth with role models across professional, cultural and civic life.
OutcomeConfident, resourced young leaders prepared for the next stage of school, work and community.
- Pathway 02
Violence Prevention
Prevention programming and conflict-resolution workshops in partnership with schools and community organizations.
OutcomeSafer schools, safer neighborhoods and durable pathways out of cycles of harm.
- Pathway 03
Entrepreneurship
Applied entrepreneurship workshops that expose youth to real business fundamentals and Bay Area operators.
OutcomeYoung people who can imagine — and build — their own economic future.
- Pathway 04
Financial Literacy
Financial literacy sessions covering earning, saving, credit, investing and long-term wealth-building principles.
OutcomeA generation entering adulthood with the language and habits of financial confidence.
- Pathway 05
Conflict Resolution
Peer-based conflict-resolution training that equips youth to de-escalate and resolve disputes without violence.
OutcomeStronger interpersonal skills that translate into schools, families and workplaces.
- Pathway 06
Educational Workshops
Curriculum-aligned workshops delivered in partnership with schools and community organizations across the region.
OutcomeConsistent, measurable learning experiences woven into the year-round calendar.
- Pathway 07
Community Engagement
Family, neighborhood and civic engagement initiatives that surround young people with a supportive community.
OutcomeDeeper community fabric and long-term family stability.
Foundation Program Activity Model
Year-round work. Measurable community purpose.
The Darryl Reed Foundation operates across three connected areas of charitable activity designed to support youth development, strengthen community relationships and provide direct assistance to families.
Important Distinction
The 45% / 35% / 20% figures describe the Foundation's ongoing program activity across the year. They are separate from the 2026 White Lotus Campaign Commitment that 40% of White Lotus proceeds support year-round youth and community programming.
Purpose
Reduce youth violence, encourage positive decision-making, promote entrepreneurship and help young people develop leadership and life skills that improve their opportunities for success.
Program Delivery
The Foundation's Executive Director and volunteers conduct activities throughout the year in collaboration with schools, nonprofit organizations, community leaders and families.
Geographic Emphasis
Oakland and other San Francisco Bay Area communities.
Education Partnership
The Foundation has worked with Elite School in Vallejo, California, where volunteers periodically provide entrepreneurship and financial-literacy instruction during the school year.
Activities
- Youth and young-adult mentorship
- Violence-prevention programming
- Life-skills education
- Positive role modeling
- Motivational speaking
- School assemblies
- Group discussions
- One-on-one mentoring
- Community mediation for youth ages 13–17
- Entrepreneurship instruction
- Financial-literacy education
- Leadership development
Foundation Program Activity Model — distinct from the 2026 White Lotus Campaign Commitment.
From Event to Year-Round Impact
White Lotus is one annual expression of a year-round mission.
White Lotus increases public awareness, strengthens community and corporate engagement and raises funds that help support the Foundation's broader youth and community work. It is a major annual expression of a mission the Foundation delivers throughout the year — not the sole source of Foundation activity.
- 01
White Lotus Partnership
Corporate sponsors and community partners commit resources to the annual convening.
- 02
Community Awareness and Fundraising
The event amplifies mission visibility and raises funds that support Foundation work.
- 03
Year-Round Foundation Programs
Resources flow into mentorship, cultural engagement and direct-assistance programming across the calendar year.
- 04
Youth Skills, Mentorship and Direct Assistance
Young people gain leadership, life skills and tangible support; families receive holiday and school-supply assistance.
- 05
Stronger Bay Area Communities
Compounding social benefit across Oakland and the broader Northern California region.
Your Partnership Creates Real Outcomes
A defined pathway from corporate investment to long-term regional impact.
Each partnership moves through the same disciplined pathway — capital resourced to programming, translated into youth opportunity, and compounded into community leadership across Northern California.
- 01
Corporate Investment
Committed capital, executive time and employee engagement from partner organizations.
- 02
Foundation Programming
Year-round mentorship, leadership, financial literacy, entrepreneurship and violence-prevention work.
- 03
Youth Opportunity
Measurable skills, mentors, exposure and pathways for participating young people.
- 04
Community Leadership
Young people re-enter their schools, families and neighborhoods as active leaders.
- 05
Long-Term Regional Impact
Compounding social and economic benefit across the Bay Area over time.
Verified Impact
Measured youth impact — year over year.
285 youth served since 2024 across 22 schools and community organizations, supported by 16 workshops and more than 500+ volunteer hours each year.
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2025
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2026Year-to-date
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285
Youth served since 2024
22
Schools & organizations
16
Workshops delivered
500+
Volunteer hours annually (≈200 from leadership)
Organizational Credentials
Building stronger communities through measurable action.
Verified organizational data below. Fields under verification are hidden until confirmed and will be added as the Foundation completes documentation.
Organization
Darryl Reed Foundation
Headquarters
Emeryville, CA
EIN
82-3182347
Public Charity Classification
170(b)(1)(A)(vi)
Schools & Organizations Served
22
Youth Served Since 2024
285
Workshops Delivered
16
Volunteer Hours (Annual)
500+
Annual Holiday Giving
Toy drives & school supplies
Year-Round Programming
Mentorship & community
Audience
An influential audience rooted across Northern California.
Approximately 80% working and middle-class professionals.
Attendance
20,000+ cumulative attendees. 4,000 expected in 2026.
Expected Attendance
4,000
Guests in 2026
Age Range
30–60
Composition
Approximately 80% working and middle-class professionals.
Regional Footprint
- Silicon Valley
- San Francisco
- Oakland
- Alameda County
- Solano County
- Sacramento region
- Greater San Francisco Bay Area
Industries Represented
- Technology
- Healthcare & medical
- Corporate professionals
- Skilled trades & blue-collar
- Business owners
- Transportation & owner-operators
- Entrepreneurship
- Public service
- Nonprofit leadership
- Community leadership
The Event Experience
A signature Bay Area experience built around connection and purpose.
- Premium all-white atmosphere
- Live entertainment
- Waterfront setting
- Curated performances
- Executive networking
- Cultural expression
- Community leadership
- Elevated hospitality
Arrival
Guests arrive to a premium all-white waterfront tableau.
Community
Attendees connect across culture, industry and generation.
Shared Experience
Thousands gather in an all-white dress code — culture, connection and celebration.
Energy
A front-row moment of joy and celebration.
Moments That Built The Tradition
Historic moments — community at the center, culture in support.
Across its history, Foundation events have brought together community leaders, business professionals, entertainers and multigenerational audiences in support of connection, awareness and charitable purpose.
Previous Foundation Event
Historical performance image from a previous Foundation event.
Previous Foundation Event
Vocalist performing at a previous Foundation event.
Previous Foundation Event
Featured performer engaging the audience at a previous Foundation event.
Previous Foundation Event
Recording artist on stage at a previous Foundation event.
Previous Foundation Event
Backstage: featured artists and community leaders in the traditional all-white attire.
- E-40
- Trina
- B-Legit
- Yo-Yo
- Doug E. Fresh
- MC Hammer
- DJ Quik
- Fabolous
- Too Short
- RBL Posse
- Whodini
- D’Wayne Wiggins (Tony! Toni! Toné!)
- 2025 NBA All-Star Weekend fundraiser in collaboration with Kevin Garnett and Paul Pierce’s KG Certified platform.
References to previous entertainers and collaborators are historical. No individual listed is presented as a 2026 performer, sponsor or endorser unless separately confirmed.
Venue
Mare Island Brewing Company — on the Vallejo waterfront.
A distinctive Northern California setting on the Mare Island waterfront: sweeping San Pablo Bay views, working maritime character, industrial architecture and public sculpture — a stage that feels unmistakably of the Bay.
- Venue
- Mare Island Brewing Company
- Location
- Mare Island / Vallejo, California
- Date
- September 12, 2026
- Capacity
- 4,000
Waterfront
Sweeping San Pablo Bay views and working maritime character.
Why Companies Invest
Four executive value pillars behind every Foundation partnership.
A partnership with the Darryl Reed Foundation is evaluated on the same terms as any strategic corporate initiative — community impact, workforce engagement, executive visibility and long-term community positioning.
01
Community Impact
Support measurable youth development throughout Northern California through structured, year-round Foundation programming.
02
Employee Engagement
Volunteer, mentorship, leadership and community-service pathways designed for corporate employees and executives.
03
Executive Visibility
Meaningful participation alongside business leaders, community organizations and regional stakeholders across the Bay Area.
04
Long-Term Community Partnership
A continuing relationship with the Foundation and the communities it serves — not a one-night activation.
2026 White Lotus Campaign Commitment
2026 Fundraising Goal
$400,000
40% of proceeds support year-round youth and community programming.
The 2026 White Lotus campaign supports both the production of the event and the Foundation's year-round work across mentorship, leadership development, violence prevention, entrepreneurship, financial literacy and direct community giving. This 40% programming commitment is distinct from the Foundation's overall program-activity model.
The next generation deserves more than hope.
Corporate Partnership Opportunities
Partnership levels designed for executive review.
Each partnership level below is presented as a distinct opportunity — with a defined purpose, ideal partner profile, community impact focus and strategic benefit architecture. Final terms are confirmed in each sponsor agreement.
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One exclusive opportunity
Presenting Impact Partner
Partnership Investment$75,000
The defining corporate voice of White Lotus 2026 and the Foundation's year-round mission.
- Ideal Partner
- A regional or national organization seeking category-defining visibility alongside a measurable, long-term community commitment.
- Community Impact Focus
- Anchors year-round mentorship, leadership and violence-prevention programming across the Bay Area.
- Community Impact
- Anchor underwriter across the Foundation's year-round youth programming.
- Executive Access
- Executive-to-executive introductions and pre-event leadership convening.
- Employee Engagement
- Priority employee mentorship, volunteer and speaking pathways.
- Hospitality
- Presenting-level hospitality footprint and premium guest experience.
- Branded Activation
- Signature on-site brand activation aligned with the Foundation's mission.
- Event Visibility
- Top-of-hierarchy presence across campaign and event visibility.
- Digital Storytelling
- Featured partnership narrative across digital storytelling.
- Measurement & Reporting
- Bespoke post-event partnership and impact report.
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Reviewed personally by the Foundation
Two opportunities
Future Leaders Partner
Partnership Investment$50,000
Dedicated underwriter of the Foundation's leadership-development pathway for Bay Area youth.
- Ideal Partner
- Companies whose talent, culture or ESG strategy centers on leadership pipelines and workforce development.
- Community Impact Focus
- Sustains structured mentorship, leadership curricula and entrepreneurship exposure for participating youth.
- Community Impact
- Named support of leadership-development programming.
- Executive Access
- Executive access at White Lotus and Foundation touchpoints.
- Employee Engagement
- Structured employee mentorship and volunteer opportunities.
- Hospitality
- Premium hospitality allocation for corporate guests.
- Branded Activation
- Curated on-site partner presence.
- Event Visibility
- Elevated visibility across campaign and event surfaces.
- Digital Storytelling
- Partner storytelling across digital channels.
- Measurement & Reporting
- Post-event partnership and impact report.
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Four opportunities
Community Transformation Partner
Partnership Investment$25,000
Anchor underwriter of a defined community-impact focus area.
- Ideal Partner
- Organizations aligning corporate citizenship with a specific, named community-impact outcome.
- Community Impact Focus
- Underwrites a chosen focus area such as violence prevention, financial literacy or entrepreneurship.
- Community Impact
- Named support of a specific community-impact pathway.
- Executive Access
- Sponsor-level executive access and networking.
- Employee Engagement
- Employee engagement pathways aligned to interest.
- Hospitality
- Reserved hospitality allocation.
- Branded Activation
- On-site partner presence.
- Event Visibility
- Prominent visibility across campaign materials.
- Digital Storytelling
- Digital storytelling inclusion.
- Measurement & Reporting
- Post-event partnership summary.
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Reviewed personally by the Foundation
Six opportunities
Signature Experience Partner
Partnership Investment$15,000
Underwriter of a signature moment of the White Lotus guest experience.
- Ideal Partner
- Brands seeking a distinctive, hospitality-forward presence within the guest experience.
- Community Impact Focus
- Supports programming aligned to a defined community outcome area.
- Community Impact
- Programmatic support aligned to a defined outcome area.
- Executive Access
- Executive access at the event.
- Employee Engagement
- Employee engagement invitations.
- Hospitality
- Hospitality allocation for guests.
- Branded Activation
- Named signature moment or experience.
- Event Visibility
- Campaign and event visibility.
- Digital Storytelling
- Digital storytelling mention.
- Measurement & Reporting
- Partnership summary.
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Reviewed personally by the Foundation
Eight opportunities
Leadership Partner
Partnership Investment$10,000
Corporate leadership presence supporting the Foundation's mission.
- Ideal Partner
- Growing companies and professional firms establishing a visible community-leadership posture.
- Community Impact Focus
- Contributes to general Foundation programming across all outcome areas.
- Community Impact
- General programming support.
- Executive Access
- Executive access at the event.
- Employee Engagement
- Employee invitations.
- Hospitality
- Hospitality allocation.
- Branded Activation
- Recognized partner presence.
- Event Visibility
- Event and campaign recognition.
- Digital Storytelling
- Digital acknowledgment.
- Measurement & Reporting
- Partnership acknowledgment.
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Reviewed personally by the Foundation
Limited availability
Community Partner
Partnership Investment$5,000
Community-level corporate support of the Foundation's work.
- Ideal Partner
- Local businesses and community stakeholders investing in Bay Area youth outcomes.
- Community Impact Focus
- Provides community-level operating support for year-round programming.
- Community Impact
- General programming support.
- Executive Access
- Event access for company representatives.
- Employee Engagement
- Employee invitation allocation.
- Hospitality
- Hospitality allocation.
- Branded Activation
- Recognized partner presence.
- Event Visibility
- Event recognition.
- Digital Storytelling
- Digital acknowledgment.
- Measurement & Reporting
- Partnership acknowledgment.
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Reviewed personally by the Foundation
All naming rights, activation rights, logo use, exclusivity, speaking opportunities and deliverables are subject to an executed sponsorship agreement and applicable production deadlines.
Sponsorship Timeline
Two commitment deadlines shape 2026 inclusion.
Priority Partnership Deadline
July 31, 2026
Final Sponsorship Commitment Deadline
August 21, 2026
Partners confirmed by July 31 receive the strongest opportunity for inclusion across advance campaign materials. Sponsorships confirmed after July 31 are subject to production schedules and inventory availability.
Program Underwriting
Underwrite an outcome.
Direct your partnership to a specific area of Foundation programming. Values and per-participant impact will be published once verified program costs are supplied.
Youth Entrepreneurship
Underwrite hands-on entrepreneurship curriculum for Bay Area youth.
Financial Literacy
Underwrite financial-literacy programming across schools and community sites.
Mentorship & Leadership
Underwrite structured mentorship cohorts and leadership development.
Violence Prevention & Conflict Resolution
Underwrite prevention and conflict-resolution work in partner schools and neighborhoods.
Youth Technology Access
Underwrite technology access and skill-building for participating youth.
Transportation & Participation Access
Underwrite transportation and access so participation is never limited by logistics.
Custom Partnership
Build a partnership around what matters to your company.
DRF can develop a tailored partnership connecting your organization’s community-impact priorities, employees, leadership and brand to a defined youth or community outcome.
Partnership Process
A disciplined pathway from first conversation to impact reporting.
Every partnership progresses through the same clear sequence — designed for executive review and legal clarity.
- 01
Discover
Review the partnership platform, community impact and levels of engagement.
- 02
Conversation
Introductory executive conversation to align priorities and objectives.
- 03
Custom Proposal
The Foundation prepares a tailored partnership proposal for review.
- 04
Partnership Agreement
Terms, deliverables and timelines are confirmed in an executed agreement.
- 05
Activation
Visibility, hospitality, employee engagement and community programming are activated.
- 06
Impact Reporting
A post-event partnership and impact report is delivered to your organization.
Executive FAQ
Questions a sponsorship committee will ask.
Direct answers to the operational, financial and governance questions raised by corporate partnership committees.
Is the Darryl Reed Foundation a nonprofit organization?
The Darryl Reed Foundation identifies as a public charity under classification 170(b)(1)(A)(vi), EIN 82-3182347.
What does the Foundation do throughout the year?
The Foundation conducts youth mentorship, violence-prevention programming, public speaking, leadership and life-skills education, entrepreneurship and financial-literacy instruction, community cultural events, toy drives, school-supply donations and other community-giving activities.
How does White Lotus support the Foundation's mission?
White Lotus increases public awareness, strengthens community and corporate engagement, and raises funds that help support the Foundation's broader youth and community work.
How are 2026 White Lotus proceeds allocated?
Forty percent of proceeds support year-round youth and community programming. Additional campaign resources support the production, administration and fulfillment required to deliver the event and partnership experience.
How does the Foundation measure impact?
Impact is tracked across youth served, participating schools and organizations, workshops delivered and volunteer hours contributed. Verified year-over-year figures are published in the Foundation Impact and Verified Impact sections.
What opportunities exist for employee engagement?
Corporate partners access structured pathways for employee volunteering, mentorship, workshop facilitation and community-service days aligned to Foundation programming.
How are sponsorship benefits fulfilled?
Each partnership is confirmed under an executed sponsorship agreement. Deliverables — including naming, visibility, hospitality and activation rights — are managed against defined production timelines and reported in a post-event partnership summary.
How are custom partnerships developed?
Custom partnerships begin with an executive conversation to align your organization's community-impact priorities, employees and brand with a defined youth or community outcome. The Foundation then develops a tailored proposal for review.
How can our company become involved beyond the annual event?
Partners can extend engagement through year-round program underwriting, ongoing employee volunteering, leadership participation and multi-year partnership agreements that compound impact over time.
Impact Reports & Materials
Downloadable partnership materials.
Formal reports and partner materials are published here as they are finalized.
Annual Impact Report
Full-year overview of Foundation programming and outcomes.
ForthcomingSponsorship Brief
Executive summary of partnership opportunities for corporate review.
ForthcomingEvent Recap
Prior-year White Lotus recap and highlights.
ForthcomingMedia Kit
Brand assets, imagery and approved language for partner communications.
ForthcomingBegin a Partnership Conversation
Open a partnership dialogue with the Foundation.
Share a few details and Rasun Allah will follow up personally to schedule an executive conversation about aligning your organization with the Darryl Reed Foundation.