INELDA at 10
Celebrating a Decade of Doulas & Compassionate, Community-Based Care
The International End-of-Life Doula Association (INELDA) has been at the forefront of the end-of-life doula movement. This year, as we celebrate our 10-year milestone, INELDA invites you to partner with us to further our shared vision of bringing equitable, accessible, and compassionate care to all people.
OUR FIRST DECADE OF IMPACT
- Nearly 10,000 trained end-of-life doulas across every U.S. state and 56 countries
- Groundbreaking partnerships with hospices, healthcare organizations, academic centers, researchers, and employee-facing programs
- A leading end-of-life doula certification program
- Expanded access to doula education programs by providing over 350 need-based scholarships for its courses, totaling more than $350,000
- Increased dialogue about death, dying, grief, and the beneficial roles of end-of-life awareness, planning, and doulas
- A thriving, vibrant network of doulas, partners, and allies working together to close gaps in care, drive innovative research, and improve outcomes for individuals and their loved ones at the end of life
By sponsoring INELDA at 10, you join us in celebrating this progress while advancing how we approach death and dying in our society.
Honoring
Empath Health, Inaugural INELDA Outstanding Community Partner Award Recipient
Honoring
Wilka Roig, End-of-Life Doula, Inaugural INELDA Pathmaker Award Recipient
View Our Sponsorship Prospectus
As our exclusive Presenting Sponsor, your organization will be prominently associated with this landmark celebration of compassionate end-of-life care.
- Event Naming Rights: “INELDA at 10 presented by [Your Company]“
- Premier Logo Placement:
- Featured prominently on all event materials
- Main stage backdrop
- INELDA at 10 video
- INELDA website homepage for one year
- Registration area
- VIP Experience:
- 10 complimentary event tickets
- Reserved premium seating
- Brand Visibility:
- Dedicated sponsor spotlight in pre-event email blast
- Full-page advertisement in event program
- Event signage
- Highlighted in INELDA’s quarterly newsletter for one year
- Speaking Opportunity:
- 3-minute address during the program
- Introduction of the Community Partner Award recipient
- Media & Recognition:
- Mention in all press releases
- Social media spotlight (5 dedicated posts)
- Exclusive Content:
- Complimentary INELDA training for up to 5 employees
- Recognition as “10th Anniversary Benefactor” in INELDA materials throughout the anniversary year (through February 28, 2026)
Visionary sponsors demonstrate significant commitment to advancing compassionate end-of-life care through the presence of end-of-life doulas.
- Premier Logo Placement:
- Featured on event materials
- Prominent position on the INELDA website for six months
- VIP Experience:
- 6 complimentary event tickets
- Reserved seating
- Brand Visibility:
- Recognition in pre-event email blast
- Half-page advertisement in event program
- Event signage
- Highlighted in one INELDA newsletter
- Media & Recognition:
- Mention in press releases
- Social media recognition (3 dedicated posts)
- Exclusive Content:
- Complimentary INELDA training for 2 employees
- Recognition as “10th Anniversary Partner” throughout the anniversary year (through February 28, 2026)
Advocate sponsors play a crucial role in supporting INELDA’s educational initiatives.
- Logo Placement:
- Listed on event materials
- Featured on the INELDA event webpage
- Event Access:
- 4 complimentary event tickets
- Brand Visibility:
- Quarter-page advertisement in event program
- Event signage
- Media & Recognition:
- Social media recognition (2 dedicated posts)
- Verbal acknowledgment during the event
- Exclusive Content:
- 25% discount on INELDA training for employees
Pathseekers help create meaningful connections within the end-of-life doula community.
- Logo Placement:
- Listed on the event website
- Event signage
- Recognition in the digital program
- Event Access:
- 2 complimentary event tickets
- Brand Visibility:
- Logo displayed during networking breaks
- Sponsorship of one “Sharing Circle” session
- Media & Recognition:
- Social media mention (1 dedicated post)
- Recognition in the post-event thank you email
- Exclusive Content:
- Complimentary copy of 10th Anniversary Limited Edition Practice Guide
Community Allies demonstrate their support for accessible end-of-life doula care.
- Logo Placement:
- Listed on the event website
- Event Access:
- 2 complimentary event tickets
- Brand Visibility:
- Name recognition in digital program
- Event signage
- Media & Recognition:
- Included in the group sponsor thank you post
- Verbal recognition in closing remarks
TRAINING DETAILS
- DATES: May 3-4
- LOCATION: East End Cooperative Ministry 6140 Station St. Pittsburgh, PA 15206
- ONLINE PREWORK: Estimated 10-12 hours
- CLASSROOM HOURS: 2 days, 8 hours each
- ONLINE POSTWORK: Estimated 3-5 hours of independent exercise & discussion forum
INTERESTED IN SPONSORSHIP?
We would love to share more about our event.All proceeds support INELDA in its mission to transform end-of-life planning and care through training, education, and advocacy.
INELDA is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Our EIN is 47-3023741.
Your contribution is tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law and above the amount of $145 per event attendee.
ABOUT INELDA
INELDA, the International End-of-Life Doula Association, is a nonprofit mission-driven organization formed in 2015 that is dedicated to supporting individuals and their loved ones in end-of-life planning and practices. INELDA provides education, resources, community, and advocacy to inspire social awareness and compassionate and accessible death care, with an emphasis on the role of end-of-life doulas. INELDA is a member-based nonprofit with the mission to encourage the presence of end-of-life doulas by normalizing death, dying, and grief through conscientious education, stewardship, and by fostering community and advocacy.
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