Membership Opportunities for Not for Profit Organizations
COLLABORATE to INNOVATE

How can the Southern Arizona Business Committee for the Arts benefit the nonprofit sector?

Marketing exposure -SAACA presents over 150 events, festival classic car shows, galleries, and multiple opportunities to align your nonprofit with the targeted base you wish to attract.   Marketing benefits can range from Print Ads in SAACA Publications and websites, title sponsorship at events, booth space opportunities at festivals, and an ever changing opportunity to help you gain new supporters

Audience Development - If higher traffic or drawing new subscribers and attendees at your existing events is something your organization needs, present us with tickets to your less attended events that will be distributed to our SABCA Business Member list that consists of some of the largest Businesses in Southern Arizona and their employees – your target demographic! This list consists of hundreds of prominent leaders in the community to help build your target guest list.

Ticket Exchange - An exchange of your popular ticketed events for tickets to SAACA events. An opportunity to be involved in a wide array of community events, while networking and supporting each others missions.

Event and Fundraising Collaboration - As an organization who produces over 150 events a year SAACA has become well versed on what does and does not work in planning large scale events and fundraisers. We can collaborate on events to get the most bang for your buck, and do away with old routines that just don’t work. At the Patron level of support, SAACA can actually help plan and execute certain levels of events for your organization.  Through our tried and true method of collaboration, we have learned that two are always better than one.  When two organizations come together to cross blend their missions through the auspice of an event or program, extraordinary things happen, resources are shared and the visions unite.  

Networking - By becoming a member you and your staff will be invited to quarterly mixers. These are high end events that will always entail some medium of art, and a large crowd of professionals from all fields. These events are great for socializing, keeping up with the competition, and learning new innovative ideas from professionals in your field.

While we understand that nonprofit budgets are tight, we work with each organization individually to come up with a mutually beneficial relationship.  While not all relationships may look the same, below are some ideas of how the two organizations can work together

•  Membership fees waved or reduced in place of tickets to your successful, community-known events

•  Exchange advertising on each other’s mailing lists
•  Combined events with potential for shared earned revenue and growth
•  Volunteer exchange – usage of community volunteer contacts to help execute you high level fundraising events