Corporate Patron Brief | Foundation for Future Aesthetics

FFA is a 501(c)(3) building cultural infrastructure for optimistic, realistic futures. We fund the artists, scientists, and writers doing that work, and we make those futures legible, desirable, and lasting.

A corporate patron backs the foundation directly, through a strategic, tax-deductible charitable donation. This is not event sponsorship. You are not buying a placement on a single evening. You become a patron of the institution at the moment it launches, and your support shows up first in public at OURS.

Why companies become patrons

Category alignment. Your brand stands beside a cultural institution making the case for the future, rather than against it.
Founding position. You are named among the first patrons of FFA, permanently.
Real placement, real media. Named credit across the foundation’s materials, professional photography and video from events that you can use in your own channels, and a commissioned Possibilia story featuring your industry.

The Founding Circle

We are closing our founding circle of corporate patrons on August 9, the night of OURS.

Companies that join before then are named as founding patrons in the foundation’s permanent record and announced at the debut. Treat it the way you would an early round: the position is strongest at the start, and it is only available once.

What a Founding Circle Patron receives

Named credit as a Founding Corporate Patron across the OURS event page, printed program, and event signage.
Professional photography and video of OURS, deliverable for your marketing use.
An invitation for two or more guests to the August 9 evening, a curated room of 70 to 80 artists, scientists, writers, and builders.
Permanent placement on the FFA patrons page.
A commissioned Possibilia story featuring your industry, with input into the nonfiction companion piece.
Recognition in the inaugural credits of Possibilia.
Real, tax-deductible charitable support of a 501(c)(3).

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From $5,000. There’s no fixed packaging; every patronage gets shaped individually.

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