Support GLAAD: Sponsorship
Sponsor an Event
GLAAD's annual events receive support from more than 100 corporations and foundations, primarily through our four GLAAD Media Awards events. GLAAD's event corporate partnership opportunities include:
GLAAD Media Awards
The GLAAD Media Awards in 2011 will recognize and honor news and entertainment media for their fair, accurate and inclusive representations of the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) community and the issues that affect our lives. The GLAAD Media Awards are held in Los Angeles, New York and San Francisco in the spring. More than 150 media outlets cover the events which are attended by over 5,000 guests. Corporate partnership levels start at $5,000.
Please download our 2011 Media Awards Brochure for more information.
Community Events Series
Informal parties that take place in various markets across the country, these events are well-attended by leaders in the LGBT, entertainment and philanthropic communities, board members and major donors. These social events afford guests the opportunity to learn more about GLAAD's work in an intimate environment. Sponsorship levels start at $5,000.
Please download our 2011 & 2012 Community Events Brochure for more information.
GLAAD will work with you to create a sponsorship package that is tailored to meet your needs and budget. For more information about our events or our sponsorship program, please contact:
Lane Hosmer
Director of Corporate Relations
(646) 871-8007
hosmer@glaad.org
Promotions
Interested in cross-promoting with GLAAD locally or nationally? Interested in adding benefits to a product or experience your company already offers? GLAAD has many cross-promotional opportunities and complimentary membership programs available. Please see some of our current and past promotions.
Snapshot of Our Work

Sgt. Anthony Bustos. Photo courtesy Jeff Sheng
GLAAD Tells The Stories of LGBT Service Members
As Congress moved to repeal Don't Ask, Don't Tell, GLAAD worked to share the stories of several gay and lesbian service members suffering under the military's ban on gay and lesbian service members. GLAAD worked with service members like Sergeant Anthony Bustos to help share his story and tell everyday Americans what it means to have total equality in the Armed Forces. GLAAD brought Sergeant Bustos' story to the NY Daily News, the Wall Street Journal and USA Today, the most widely-circulated newspaper in the country, and helped him formulate powerful talking points that help people understand why repeal is so important. Read more about GLAAD's work on 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell'...
