Partner Resource Center
Review the information you need for a responsible partnership.
Start with public organizational records, program information and giving guidelines relevant to your purpose. If you need an approved program brief or another due-diligence document, please tell us what information would help.
Some due-diligence records require an appropriate private process. Please explain your purpose and we will consider what can be shared securely. Public information does not require joining a mailing list.
Request partnership information · Public organizational information
Request the information you need
Check each document’s date or version rather than relying on an older copy. If you need material that is not listed, explain the document or question, the organization you represent where relevant and why you need it. A request does not guarantee access to confidential records.
Please do not send confidential client, donor or participant files as part of an initial due-diligence inquiry.
Useful starting points
Program portfolio — review the purpose and current information for the relevant area of work.
Giving guidelines — choose a contribution route and understand review before acceptance.
Business resources and professional services — discuss defined contributions and practical arrangements.
Funding and sponsorship — discuss purpose, costs, restrictions and reporting.
Students and universities — review supervision, institutional agreements and participation records.
A clear first request
Use the partnership inquiry to identify the information you need and its intended use. We will review the appropriate next step and sharing arrangements. Do not assume that a requested document, approval or partnership is available or confirmed because you submitted an inquiry.
Request partnership information · Ask a general question · Request an accessible alternative