Corporate Sponsors

Each donation creates abundance for our community.

Partner with CAAPA to demonstrate your commitment to diversity, community engagement, and arts education. Corporate sponsorship provides brand visibility while supporting meaningful programs "Bringing COLOR to the CLASSICS™” for the next generation!

Celebrating Our Corporate Donors & Sponsors

Your support empowers us to create impactful programs.

  • Gold and brown logo with the text 'WMK PRODUCTIONS' on a white background.
  • Ornate emblem with initials 'J B J' in gold against a dark background, surrounded by a metallic border, likely a logo.
  • Logo of Tony Howell & Co. with stylized initials TH in the background.
Group of people participating in a cultural or community event, with two individuals at the forefront wearing traditional African attire. One man is speaking at a microphone, appearing emotional, while a woman stands next to him, looking attentive. T
A man wearing a colorful dashiki is standing on stage with arms outstretched, speaking passionately to an audience. Behind him, mostly older women in red or black attire are seated and listening, some with attentive or serious expressions. Audience m
A community event with a performance on stage. An audience of diverse older adults seated facing the stage. On stage, a woman in a colorful dress dances, and a man in a suit plays the piano. A group of women in red and black attire sit behind them, a
A woman is mid-air jumping in front of a choir and a pianist, with an audience watching.
Group of young musicians performing traditional Korean drums on stage; a young woman in a colorful hanbok and three young men in black shirts playing large red drums, with traditional Korean decorative drums in the background.
People performing a traditional African dance and music on stage, with an audience watching.
Cultural performance on stage with performers dressed in traditional Korean and African attire, holding flags of South Korea, the United States, and Kenya, in front of an audience.
Group of women and children on stage during cultural event, some in traditional Korean hanbok, others in African attire, with drums and a person speaking into a microphone in the background.
Two women performing a scene on stage during an event, with an audience of children watching. One woman is reading from a script, the other is holding a folder. There is a colorful banner promoting youth outreach programs and opera for fun to the lef
A woman with an Egyptian headdress and black outfit reading from a book, a man in a black suit speaking into a microphone, there is a group of people in front watching the performance, and a colorful setup with chairs and a woven basket.
An orchestra performing on stage with people in animal costumes and a woman at a podium.
Orchestra on stage after a performance, with some performers standing and bowing while others stay seated, and musicians holding their instruments, in a concert hall with brown walls and spotlights.
An indoor art event with a man speaking at a microphone, two seated individuals, and various paintings displayed on easels. There are colorful posters about an African American arts organization in the background.

Top Questions

  • We offer event sponsorships, program underwriting, annual partnerships, and performance series support. Benefits include brand visibility, community engagement opportunities, and employee volunteer experiences.

  • Sponsorship demonstrates corporate social responsibility, provides networking opportunities with community leaders, offers employee engagement experiences, and creates positive brand association with arts and education.

  • Recognition includes logo placement on marketing materials, acknowledgment at events, social media recognition, and opportunities for executive involvement in programming and community outreach.

  • Absolutely! We work with corporate partners to create sponsorship packages that align with your business goals, community engagement objectives, and budget parameters.

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