Sponsor A Fellow

Sponsor a Fellow

"One insight I've developed in June that I will carry forward is that even though you don't see a direct result from your attempt to make a change it does not mean that you aren't making a difference."

- Shanquell Dixon

Help Make a Difference: Each year, ASF Alabama receives a large number of student applications from across the state. Following a careful and competitive selection process, new Fellows develop sustainable service projects that improve the health of marginalized communities in partnership with local nonprofit and community organizations.

Because of high demand, as many as three students may compete for each Fellowship slot, and we currently have a waiting list of agencies across Alabama eager to host a Fellow.

Help Harness Innovation

We invite you to help us expand our capacity and create additional opportunities for both students and their community partners by becoming a sponsor of a Fellow or Fellows. A $2,500 investment helps offset the $5,000 cost of training and mentorship, and program support for each Fellow.

By sponsoring a Fellow, you are helping harness the innovation, leadership, and passion of Alabama’s brightest emerging health leaders to address some of our state’s most pressing community health needs.

Sponsorship Benefits

For $2,500 you can select a Fellow to sponsor and receive:

  • Naming of the Fellowship position

  • Updates in the summer and winter from Fellowship staff

  • A thank you note with an update from the Fellow at Thanksgiving

  • An invitation to the Celebration of Service graduation ceremony

  • An invitation to a site visit and/or training session

  • Listing on ASF website on Current Projects and Sponsorship pages

For More Information

To learn more about Fellow sponsorships, contact Tiffany Adams at development@asfalabama.org.

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Expanding Impact
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Developing Leaders
Fellows gathered in a living room for a training session
Supporting Communities