Legacy Letter Community Sponsorships
Sponsor the People Who Serve Your Community
Give police officers, firefighters, educators, and school families the opportunity to write a Legacy Letter for the people they love.
Businesses, foundations, and community organizations can sponsor a local department or school and make the Legacy Letter Experience available at no cost.
Police Departments | Fire Departments | Schools
Most of us mean to write these things down someday.
The stories our kids have heard a hundred times. The things our parents taught us. What we've learned. What we believe. What we're proud of. What we hope our children remember when they're raising families of their own.
Legacy Letter helps people actually do it.
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Through a guided experience, participants write a personal letter to the people they love, filled with the stories, values, lessons, and words they want their family to keep.
A sponsorship simply makes that experience available to someone else.
Choose Who to Sponsor
Who Can You Sponsor?
Police Department
Fire Department
Schools
Sponsor officers in your community and give them the opportunity to write a Legacy Letter for their family.
Sponsor firefighters and first responders and give them the time and tools to put their stories, values, and words into writing.
Sponsor educators and school staff, or help bring the Legacy Letter Experience to the parents and families connected to a school.
Police officers and firefighters spend a lot of their lives taking care of other people's families.
We want to help communities give them a reason to sit down and write something for their own.
A business, foundation, or local organization can sponsor an entire department, a station, a shift, or a group of first responders.
Legacy Letter provides the experience and walks participants through writing a letter to the people who matter most to them.
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For some, that's a letter to their children. For others, it's a spouse, parents, grandchildren, or someone else they love.
The goal is simple: give them the time and tools to say the things they don't want to leave unsaid.
Schools give us a different opportunity.
A sponsorship can provide the Legacy Letter Experience to teachers and staff, but it can also reach the parents and families connected to a school.
That means one sponsorship can give hundreds of moms, dads, and caregivers the opportunity to write a letter to their children.
The school doesn't need to create a new program or teach the material. Legacy Letter provides the experience and resources. The school simply helps us put it in front of the families who can use it.
One school can create an opportunity for hundreds of letters to be written and hundreds of families to receive words they can keep.
What You're Giving
You're giving someone a reason to stop putting it off.
Legacy Letter guides participants through questions like:
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Participants don't have to be writers.
They just need someone they love.
The Story Behind Legacy Letter
Legacy Letter exists because of a letter.
Blake Brewer's father died unexpectedly when Blake was 19 years old.
Five hours after his father's death, Blake discovered a letter his dad had written to him.
His father's words became one of the most meaningful things he left behind. That experience eventually became Legacy Letter and a mission to help more families put their stories, values, wisdom, and love into words while they still have the opportunity.
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Why This Matters
Why Sponsor Legacy Letter?
There are a lot of good ways to support the people in your community.
You can sponsor an event. Buy a meal. Put your name on a banner. Donate equipment. Support a fundraiser.
A Legacy Letter sponsorship is different.
✓ You're giving people the opportunity to create something themselves.
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Something their children can read.
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Something their spouse can keep.
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Something their family can return to years from now.
For police officers and firefighters, it's a way for the community to give something meaningful back to the people who serve it.
For schools, it's an opportunity to put something meaningful into the hands of the families they serve every day.
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Your organization makes the opportunity possible.
Their words make it theirs.
What People Are Saying
They Came for an Event.
They Left with Something More.
The Impact
One Sponsorship
Can Reach a Lot of Families.
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Every person who participates represents another family with the opportunity to receive something that can't be replaced.
A letter written specifically for them.
And one letter can be kept for generations.
Get Started
Who Would You Like to Sponsor?
Start a Sponsorship
Give Something Back to the People Who Give So Much.
You don't need to have everything figured out.
If you already know the police department, fire department, or school you'd like to sponsor, tell us about them.
If you simply know you want to do something meaningful in your community, start there. We'll help with the rest.