Corporate Partnerships
WesleyLife's generous corporate partners are instrumental to accelerating our service to vulnerable older adults and veterans.
We thank our corporate partners!
Corporate partners of WesleyLife Foundation are instrumental in helping to advance our mission goals. It is our priority to work with corporate partners to ensure their goals and priorities are honored as well. Therefore, we offer a variety of meaningful ways to engage employees through Lunch & Learns, educational events, volunteer opportunities, and more. We also work together to promote our corporate partners' generosity to our organization through social media and public relations efforts.
Partnership Collaboration
We look forward to getting to know you and understanding your priorities as together, we make a measurable community impact. As part of a strategic partnership we can:
- Engage your team with difference makers and beneficiaries
- Arrange for team-building volunteer opportunities
- Satisfy your desire to engage team members in their communities, in alignment with your organization's values
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April 2023 - WesleyLife Philanthropy and Health and Well-Being leaders connected with Corteva leaders to express our gratitude for the more than $330,000 Corteva has donated to help address food insecurity in older adults and military veterans. Donate to support Meals on Wheels.
Heidi Spahn and Caitlin Custer from Corteva pose with WesleyLife’s Shannon Draayer, left; Sophia S. Ahmad, in blue; and Matthew Johnson.
March 2023 - Leaders from Wellmark Blue Cross and Blue Shield visited WesleyLife's organizational headquarters in Johnston and were presented with custom art to express WesleyLife's gratitude for Wellmark's donation of $100,000 to help fund our new Meals on Wheels campus near Drake University. Donate to support Meals on Wheels.
Pictured from left: WesleyLife Vice President of Philanthropy Sophia S. Ahmad; Mary Lawyer, Executive Director of Wellmark Foundation; Laura Jackson, Executive Vice President of Health Equity, Access & Improvement for Wellmark; and Matthew Johnson, Director of Philanthropy for WesleyLife.
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