Corporate Partners Fuel Change
Lasting impact is built through strong community partnerships. When employees have the opportunity to give back through their workplace, it doesn’t just benefit our mission—it strengthens their corporate culture. Studies show that employees who view their company as socially responsible are significantly more likely to feel proud of where they work. Our partnerships with businesses like QuikTrip demonstrate the ripple effect of this work. As Lauren Sherry, Community Relations Manager at QuikTrip, shared, “Through our partnership with Sojourner Center, QuikTrip’s commitment fuels the resources survivors need to rebuild, empowering them to reclaim their futures. Together, we’re creating safer, stronger communities that reflect our shared values of support and resilience.”
By coming together with corporate partners, we create meaningful experiences that support survivors and inspire purpose-driven teams, proving that when communities and companies unite, everyone thrives. To learn how your corporation or small business can align with Sojourner Center and have purposeful impact in our community visit sojournercenter.org/corporatepartner to review Sojourner Center’s Corporate Engagement opportunities.
Community Catalysts
The Diane & Bruce Halle Foundation As a supporter of Sojourner Center for over 15 years, The Diane and Bruce Halle Foundation continues to be a vital force in our mission to serve and uplift survivors. Their remarkable support in 2024 provided more than 1,000 safe bed nights at our Emergency Shelter—offering immediate safety and stability to those escaping violence. Nina Mason Pulliam Charitable Trust The Nina Mason Pulliam Charitable Trust awarded Sojourner Center $150,000 to strengthen Sojourner Center’s Emergency Shelter and Transitional Housing Programs. For nearly two decades, Nina Mason Pulliam Charitable Trust has played a crucial role in providing safe housing and comprehensive support services to families in crisis.
Bank of America An established partner of Sojourner Center for many years, Bank of America deepened its commitment by volunteering monthly, serving a total of 80 hours this year. Whether they are cleaning our pet shelter, prepping apartments for new families, or organizing items in the Donation Resource Center, Bank of America employees are always ready to lend a helping hand.
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