Corporate Citizenship

Building Stronger Communities Together

Partnering for Impact

Businesses play a powerful role in shaping healthy communities.

The Flora May Foundation partners with companies that believe strong families, a capable workforce, and accessible support systems are essential to a thriving society. Through thoughtful corporate partnerships, we are able to expand our reach and provide life changing resources to parents and underemployed women throughout Southern California.

Founded in 2017, The Flora May Foundation was created to support families facing some of the most difficult parenting challenges. Many parents come to us feeling overwhelmed and unsure how to help their child struggling with mental health challenges, neurodivergence, substance use, truancy, self harm, or other frightening situations. Our organization provides free and confidential consultations, guidance, therapy by trusted professionals so families can find a path forward.

Our second pillar of assistance focuses on economic stability. Through the Working Women Winning workforce development program, underemployed women receive the technical training, confidence, and career support needed to reenter the workforce. The program provides instruction in technology skills, professional development, financial literacy, and career readiness. Many graduates go on to secure meaningful employment that improves stability for themselves and their families.

Why Corporate Partnerships Matter

Corporate citizenship allows businesses to invest directly in the wellbeing of their communities. By partnering with The Flora May Foundation, companies help expand access to mental health resources for families and create career opportunities for women seeking a fresh start. Together we can strengthen families, support economic mobility, and create lasting community impact.

Community Impact

Each year, The Flora May Foundation assists hundreds of families and women across our programs.

Hundreds of parents receive guidance and resources when their child is struggling with mental health, behavioral, or educational challenges

Hundreds of women receive workforce training through the Working Women Winning program

Graduates gain valuable professional skills and many secure employment or career advancement

Families are connected with trusted therapists, educational resources, insurance advocacy, and parental support groups

Behind every number is a parent searching for help, a woman rebuilding her career, and a family finding stability again.

Ways Companies Can Partner

Corporate partners play a vital role in helping us expand our programs and services.

Program Sponsorship

Support a cohort of students in the Working Women Winning workforce development program.

Technology and Equipment Donations

Provide laptops, software, or internet connectivity to support digital learning.

Employee Volunteer Opportunities

Employees can mentor participants, assist with resume building, interview preparation, and career coaching.

Event Sponsorship

Partner with us for community events and fundraisers that expand awareness and support our mission.

Community Collaboration

Work alongside us to develop initiatives that support families, mental health awareness, and workforce development.

Recognition and Community Leadership

The Flora May Foundation is proud to collaborate with businesses, nonprofit organizations, and community leaders who share our commitment to service. Our work has been recognized by numerous organizations, recognized as one of The Civic 50; the most community minded businesses in the region.

Together, we are building stronger families, a more prepared workforce, and a more compassionate community.

Become a Corporate Partner

We welcome companies that want to make a meaningful difference in the lives of families and women seeking opportunity.

To learn more about becoming a corporate partner, please contact us or call (949) 899-3247.