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Corporate Partnerships

Corporate partners ensure that students learn how the past informs our world today, and how young people can use their civic agency to build a more just future.

Why Companies Choose Facing History and Ourselves

Facing History’s scale, infrastructure, and impact enable us to drive educational change at the local, national, and international levels. We support teachers in developing the next generation of caring, informed, civically engaged leaders, while providing compelling community and equity-building resources to companies and their employees.

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A students talks with other students in a classroom
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We are Facing History

Your partnership is a critical investment in empowering the next generation and demonstrates a meaningful commitment to a more equitable future.

We are Facing History

Your partnership is a critical investment in empowering the next generation and demonstrates a meaningful commitment to a more equitable future.

Locally Rooted, Nationally Connected

We are a powerful way for companies to have a deep impact on building equitable learning spaces and civic engagement in their local communities and on a national scale.

Breadth and Depth

Our growing network is made up of hundreds of thousands of educators in all 50 US states and 134 countries around the world. Our educators use a range of deeply focused resources that cover topics from Holocaust and Human Behavior to Teaching for Equity and Justice.

Driving Systems Change

An extensive body of research shows the effectiveness of our teachers in the classroom, where they nurture empathy, critical thinking, and civic agency in generations of young people.

Experience & Expertise

We have decades of experience building partnerships that positively impact students and meet companies’ needs. Our resources are developed by scholars and practitioners with expertise in the fields of history, civics, English Language Arts, education, and social-emotional learning.

We believe, as Facing History does, that civic education must confront bias and develop a sense of the common good. We support equipping teachers with the tools to lead fact-based, responsible discussions, and to inspire students to recognize the power and importance of their civic participation.
— Ingrid Tolentino, CEO, MetLife Legal Plans

Programmatic Investments

Investing in Facing History’s innovative programs helps us reach more students with the most impactful teaching and curricula, and contributes to stronger and more equity-focused communities where corporations are located. Initiatives to support include:

  • Teaching for Equity and Justice 
  • Combating Contemporary Antisemitism 
  • Teaching Current Events and Understanding Democracy
  • Expanding to New Communities

Want to know more about how you can support these initiatives?

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Regional Impact/National Scale

Facing History’s extensive geographic footprint and unique infrastructure allows companies to invest in communities across the country and globe. We have seven regional U.S. offices and two affiliates in Canada and the UK, allowing companies to commit to regional, national, or international impact.

Learn More About Our Partners

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Allstate Foundation logo.
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KeyBank logo.

Allstate

"Partnering with Facing History and Ourselves has enabled us to empower a new generation of leaders with the context, empathy, resilience, and skills to face today’s challenges and create a better tomorrow. We are proud to support their efforts to develop educators and youth who value equity, inclusion, and can apply their learning to their communities, country, and our world." 

- Francie Schnipke Richards, Vice President, Social Responsibility and The Allstate Foundation

Allstate supports our evidence-based Teaching for Equity and Justice model, which empowers educators to create equitable learning opportunities for all.

The Allstate partnership allows us to reach hundreds of teachers across the U.S. with this intensive adult learning model, which results in improved student academic engagement, motivation, and a sense of civic responsibility and agency.

KeyBank

“Facing History does crucial work across America that reaches millions of students in thousands of classrooms every year. We are proud to stand with and support their work in Northeast Ohio to use lessons of history to challenge teachers and their students to stand up to bigotry and hate.”

- Timothy Burke, KeyBank Northeast Ohio Market President

KeyBank’s purpose is to help the communities we serve thrive. Facing History’s partnership with KeyBank supports training, coaching, and classroom materials that help teachers meet the needs of students in urban, suburban, parochial, and independent schools throughout Northeast Ohio.

645 Ventures

Adobe Systems Incorporated

Adobe Employee Community Fund

Allstate Insurance Company

American Century Foundation

Ancestry.com

Angelo, Gordon & Co., L.P.

Aon

Ariel Investments, LLC

Atlantic Media Company

AutoZone Inc.

Available Light

Baptist Memorial Health Care

Baupost Group, LLC

Bluebird Legacy, Inc.

The Boston Consulting Group

Broad Institute

Buyers Products Company

Charlesbank Capital Partners

City National Bank

CommonSpirit

CSAA Insurance Group, a AAA Insurer

DAZN

Eaton Corporation

FedEx Corporation

First Horizon Foundation

Foot Locker, Inc

GCM Grosvenor

GCP Foundation

Giorgio Armani Corporation

Golden State Warriors

Goldman Sachs & Co. Boston

Goodwin Procter LLP

GW&K Investment Management

Hasbro

HBO

Health Care Service Corporation

Intel Corporation

International Paper Company Foundation

ITW

Jackson National Asset Management

Juice Plus+ Foundation

Kelman-Lazarov, Inc.

KeyBank

KeyBank Foundation

Kirkland & Ellis LLP

KLA

Kramer Levin Naftalis & Frankel

Latham & Watkins LLP

LexisNexis Risk Solutions

Liberty Mutual Group

Linde PLC

LinkedIn

Longleaf Partners Funds, Managed by Southeastern Asset Management

The Lubrizol Foundation

MAA

Marmol Radziner

Match Media Group

Maverick Capital Charities

MetLife Legal Plans

MFS Investment Management

Milliman

National Basketball Association

New England Biolabs

Nitorum Capital LP

Nordson Corporation

North Atlantic Books

Oak Residential Partners, LLC

Oatey Company

Pair of Thieves

Panda Express

Pershing Square Capital Management

Pioneer Natural Resources

Paul H. O'Leary Raffles Capital Management, LLC

Pear Deck

Pella Corporation

Perkins Coie LLP

Prime Clerk LLC

Seven Post Investment

Seward & Kissel LLP

Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher, & Flom, LLP

Sony Music Group

Square, Inc.

Squire Patton Boggs

Stax, Inc.

Thompson Hine LLP

Tokio Marine HCC - International Group

Tokio Marine Kiln

Ulmer & Berne LLP

The Walt Disney Company

The Walt Disney Studio

The Walt Disney Company Foundation

Warner Media

Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP

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