We’re Opening the Door To Partnerships

From the beginning, a core part of our vision has been building partnerships. We want to partner with brands, organizations, and individuals who are able to help people in need in any way. 

People’s needs are wide and varied — sometimes it’s counseling, sometimes it’s nutrition help, sometimes it’s mentorship, sometimes it’s just having someone to sit with them in their hardest moments. The truth is, no single person or organization can meet every need.

That’s why partnerships are such a key part of our mission.

We’re building a network. A network of organizations and individuals who want to come alongside us in this work. And this won’t be a side project — it’s one of the core pillars of Don’t Miss Your Turn. If someone comes to our door needing something that we can’t provide in-house, the last thing we want to do is send them away. Instead, we want to be able to say “We know someone. Let us connect you.”

So far, we already have one official partner — and we’re grateful for them! But this is just the beginning. We want to weave together a community of people in all sorts of fields — counseling, education, fitness, business, and even everyday people who simply have a heart to help. By working together, we can make sure no one slips through the cracks.

Partnership with us won’t look like long contracts and endless bureaucracy. It’s really about relationships — sharing referrals, collaborating on workshops, and anything that amplifies each other’s efforts. In other words, we will be helping each other help people. 

If that sounds like something you’d like to be a part of, we’d love for you to apply. We’ve set up a simple Google form where you can tell us about yourself and the ways you’d like to come alongside the work. 

Click here to apply to partner with us.

This is a new step for us, and we’re so excited to see where God takes us. Our hope is that, one partner at a time, this network becomes a safety net — so that when someone feels like they’ve run out of options, there’s always someone there to catch them. 

Thank you for walking with us. We couldn’t do this without you.