Partner With Pass It On
Help strengthen business owners, entrepreneurs, and communities by supporting practical mentorship, resources, relationships, and action.
Your support helps us create environments where business owners can bring real challenges, receive practical help, take action, and eventually pass what they learn on to someone else.
Start a ConversationWhy Partner With Pass It On?
Pass It On is building a Christian business community centered on practical help, real experience, mentorship, relationships, and measurable progress.
Partners help us expand that mission while allowing Pass It On to remain focused on helping people first.
Ways to Partner
Sponsor Events
Help make local Pass It On meetings, workshops, and business gatherings possible.
Support Resources
Help provide practical tools, training, educational resources, and business guidance.
Support Local Chapters
Help Pass It On communities grow in new cities and neighborhoods.
Professional Partnerships
Organizations with useful expertise or services may support the community while respecting Pass It On's help-first standards.
Mission Support
Help support the technology, administration, content, and infrastructure required to operate and grow Pass It On.
Who We Partner With
- Banks and lenders
- Accounting firms
- Insurance companies
- Payroll and HR companies
- Law firms
- Business software companies
- Commercial real estate companies
- Professional service firms
- Churches
- Ministries
- Foundations
- Community organizations
- Business associations
These are examples of the kinds of organizations we welcome. Pass It On does not endorse any specific company.
Our Partnership Principles
- Help First
- No Pay-to-Rank
- No Control Over Mentor Matching
- No Control Over Member Recommendations
- No Pressure Selling
- Transparency
- Member Trust Comes First
Partners support the mission. They do not control recommendations, mentor matching, or member decisions.
Partners never receive member email lists, private member information, guaranteed leads or referrals, or priority placement in mentor matching or recommendations.
Partnership Is Separate From Mentorship
Being a sponsor or partner does not make someone a mentor. Anyone who wants to mentor must still complete the mentor application, training, standards, and approval process.
Learn how to become a mentorStart a Conversation
Help business owners move forward.
Support the mission.
Strengthen the community.
Pass It On.