Workplace Giving Campaigns

Workplace giving offers an opportunity for companies and employees to make a difference in the arts community by donating to Allied Arts. Through a workplace giving campaign, employees are able to learn about Allied Arts’ mission and donate directly from their office locations.

Workplace giving comprises up to 25% of Allied Arts’ total campaign revenue, making companies and employees a vital component of our fundraising efforts!

What Does a Workplace Giving Campaign Entail?

Each company selects a representative to act as an internal workplace giving coordinator. This individual helps raise awareness for Allied Arts and manages fundraising efforts within his or her company.

The individual coordinates a presentation in which Allied Arts team members meet with company employees firsthand, describing the goals of the organization and discussing donation benefits.

Allied Arts’ workplace giving manager will meet with your representative individually to tailor a giving campaign that best meets the needs and specifications of your company and its employees.

To learn more, check out the "5 W's of Workplace Giving" at the link below:

5W's of Workplace Giving 2013 (137 KB)

Headliners

This year, Allied Arts is pleased to introduce Headliners as its newest group of corporate arts leaders. Headliners take a leading role in fundraising efforts by making an early commitment to host an employee giving campaign.

Headliners are given extra recognition for their efforts at the Allied Arts Campaign Kickoff event as well as in select promotional materials. To become a Headliner, please fill out the form at the link below by December 31 and an Allied Arts staff member will be in contact with you.

Headliners Commitment Form

For more information about becoming a Headliner, please download the PDF at the link below:

Headliners Information (59 KB)

Corporate Testimonials

“At OGE, we believe that by talking directly with our employees about Allied Arts, we are able to increase awareness of this valuable organization. The benefit for us is that our people learn about the arts, the economic impact the arts can have on a community and about opportunities to participate in arts-related programs.”
– Pete Delaney, Chairman of the Board, President and CEO, OGE

“St. Anthony benefits significantly by participating in the Allied Arts workplace campaign. We see the campaign as a way for our employees to come together for a common goal for the benefit of the community and at the same time raise awareness about the arts in Oklahoma City.”
– Joe Hodges, President, St. Anthony Hospital

With questions, or to host a workplace giving campaign, email jennifer.bryan@alliedartsokc.com or call (405) 278-8944.