S-drive is a non-profit organization dedicated to the personal and professional development of young professionals through networking, philanthropy and community engagement.
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Since launching in 2009, S-drive has connected over 500 driven young professionals at over 30 social, professional development and philanthropic event, while raising $20,000+ for worthy causes such as the Haiti Relief Fund, the Steve Nash Foundation, Bloorview Kids Rehab, KidSport Ontario, and Right to Play.
Gain access to a highly- educated, motivated, and influential pool of young professionals by partnering with S-drive. Whether looking to add extra force behind a worthy fundraiser, or connect with us through a sponsorship opportunity, S-drive is happy to hear your proposal. We are open to partnering via a number of avenues, such as: Charity events/fundraisers. Our members have collectively raised tens of thousands of dollars for various charity organizations such as the Haiti Relief Fund and Steve Nash Foundation through high-impact events and promotion, and as a founding pillar of our vision, will continue to do so. Corporate sponsorship. As the budding leaders of today, we are the buyers of tomorrow. If you want to connect your brand with 500+ of Toronto's most influential young professionals, and it aligns with S-drive's premium value proposition, we are open to collaborating on events and campaigns with robust brand awareness and consequence. Venue/product launches. S-drive's expansive and influential network has the ability to carry word-of-mouth campaigns into mainstream popularity. So, if your product or venue needs the right exposure, S-drive's members are an authority on the latest and the greatest. Site advertising. As part of an all-encompassing sponsorship agreement, or an independent campaign, S-drive welcomes suitable advertisers on our website. Please contact our marketing team for more information.
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