Easterseals NH & VT
Very Important Partners

Does Your Business Want to be a VIP?
Easterseals Vermont has been empowering families for over forty years, providing services throughout Vermont, often partnering with the Department for Children and Families (DCF) to find family-centered solutions and create safety and well-being for at-risk children and parents.
This year, Easterseals VT’s Local Biz Sticker Program returns to raise funds for its Very Important Partner (VIP) Campaign. This fundraising campaign helps Easterseals VT provide best-in-class programs and meet urgent needs of families and children. For a $100 donation, local businesses can become a Very Important Partner of Easterseals VT in 2026. In return, they receive a window sticker to proudly display their support for the community and Vermont neighbors in need and will be listed on the Easterseals VT website as a 2026 VIP.
This year, Easterseals VT aims to raise $14,500 through the VIP Campaign to guarantee critical services and programs to those who rely on them. Make an impact on your neighbors in need! Please contact us at [email protected] or 802-461-8582.
Ways to be a VIPartner
The more you pass on your passion for giving, the greater the impact, and the more we can do for the people who depend on Easterseals NH & VT.
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Create a personalized VIP fundraising page. It only takes minutes!
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Encourage everyone you know to visit your VIP fundraising page. Friends, family, co-workers, neighbors – the list is longer than you think. We’ve included a toolkit that you can personalize to make outreach easy!
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Consider a workplace campaign to encourage your employees to become VIPartners as well. It’s easy to become a payroll donation partner. For more information, email Mike at [email protected].
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Share your “why” with everyone you know – why you support Easterseals NH & VT, and why others should too. Then tell them to visit your VIP fundraising page.
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Donate directly to the VIPartner Campaign. With VIPartner giving, there’s flexibility to give to a particular program or make an unrestricted gift that can be applied where the need is greatest.

For more information, questions, or assistance, contact Devyn Burns, Development & Communications Coordinator.
