Corporate Giving Opportunities in Pittsburgh

Businesses can support the foundation by sponsoring its annual golf outing, registering a company team, encouraging employee participation, volunteering, or sharing the foundation’s mental health awareness mission. Sponsorship opportunities are designed to connect organizations with a community-centered fundraiser while helping sustain advocacy for depression awareness, suicide prevention, and compassionate support for affected families.

Golf outing sponsorships support the April T. Bocian Foundation’s mission of raising awareness about mental health, depression, and suicide prevention. Funds raised through the event help the foundation continue its community outreach, connect people with trusted resources, and support initiatives that bring people together around prevention and wellness. Detailed sponsorship information is available through the foundation’s sponsorship materials.

Yes. Organizations can register a team for the foundation’s golf outing fundraiser. Team participation offers a practical employee-engagement opportunity while contributing to a cause centered on mental health awareness and suicide prevention. The foundation provides a team registration form and player registration information so businesses can organize participation and include colleagues, clients, or partners.

The foundation welcomes community involvement and encourages people to contribute their abilities and passions to the mission. Corporate groups interested in volunteering can contact the foundation to discuss available ways to help with fundraising events, outreach, and awareness efforts. Group involvement can be a meaningful complement to financial giving and event sponsorship.

Interested businesses can complete the foundation’s sponsorship form and review the Golf Outing Sponsors PDF for available details. These materials outline sponsorship opportunities connected with the fundraiser. A representative can also contact the April T. Bocian Foundation directly to discuss participation, share organizational goals, and determine the most appropriate way to support the event.

Yes. Supporting a mental health and suicide prevention organization can give employees a shared, values-based way to engage with an important issue. A golf outing team, sponsorship, volunteer effort, or internal awareness initiative can encourage respectful conversation and connection. It should complement—not replace—an organization’s employee assistance, clinical, and workplace mental health resources.

The foundation prominently shares access to immediate crisis support through the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline and connects visitors with resources from the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention. If someone is in immediate danger or needs urgent help, call or text 988 in the United States for 24/7 crisis support. In an emergency, call 911.

You can contact the April T. Bocian Foundation through its website message form, by phone at 724-355-1909, or by email at abocian@redsafetyids.com. Include your organization’s name, the type of opportunity you are considering, and any event or engagement goals. The foundation will respond as soon as possible with relevant next steps and information.