Our Sponsors
Our Corporate Sponsors allow Bag of Hope Project to ensure every dollar makes a maximum impact. We are grateful for the generous support of these companies, and ask that you consider supporting them with your business.
Anaheim Town Square (presenting sponsor)
Anaheim Town Square is a premier one-stop shopping experience offering an exquisite outdoor environment for customer relaxation while eating or shopping.
Pic ‘N’ Save Bargins
A place where you look forward to shopping! A combination of great bargains, unexpected finds, incredible cleanliness, and friendly staff.
You run this town los angeles
You Run This Town Foundation is committed to develop the next generation of leaders by providing enrichment programs to underserved youth.
Los Angeles Unified School District
Second largest in the nation, the Los Angeles Unified School District enrolls more than 640,000 students in kindergarten through 12th grade
Family Oasis Center
At Family Oasis FRC we are working together to provide services that strengthen and support families and the community to raise healthy children.
Anaheim Elementary School district
Anaheim Elementary School District provides a high-quality education designed to reach and teach all students and to prepare them for a bright and promising future.
Karina’s Backpack project
The goal of Karina’s Backpack Project is to ensure every child they work with is equipped with the essential basic tools, resources and services for a successful school year.
John C. Haverstick Photography
Jon is an award-winning professional photographer, specializing in corporate, commercial, portrait, and product photography.
Become a corporate sponsor
Spread hope in your organization and engage your staff and clients by partnering with BHP as a Corporate Sponsor! Watch the info video, and fill our the form below to get started.
A message to our corporate sponsors from BHP Director, Penny Tucker.
Bag of Hope Project sits down with Rosa Fisher of Anaheim Elementary School District to discuss the unique challenges for homeless children today, and the role BHP plays in meeting those needs