Sponsor BSA Programming
Looking to impact the greater good while engaging Boston's architecture community? Sponsor BSA programming!
Sponsorships at the BSA
The BSA offers a broad array of sponsorship levels and benefits across many active programs and events. Specifics and prices vary by program. The following programs regularly or currently offer sponsorship opportunities at multiple levels. Click below for details on each program's offerings.
KidsBuild!
Each April, KidsBuild! allows young designers to choose a construction site from a fictional city grid, design and build a building out of recycled materials, all with the guidance of volunteer design professionals.
BSA Awards
Each year's BSA Awards reveals and celebrates the winners of BSA Design Awards, the prestigious Harleston Parker Medal, and recipients of many other honors and commendations, including the BSA Award of Honor, the BSA Commonwealth Award, BSA Honorary Membership , and the Earl R. Flansburgh Young Designers Award. Join your colleagues and clients to toast the achievements of Boston's architectural community!
Wagdy Anis Symposium on Building Science
Held annually and cosponsored by the BSA and the Building Enclosure Council, the Wagdy Anis Symposium focuses on a specific theme of building enclosure science, in memory of the renowned building enclosure specialist Wagdy Anis.
Other Ways to Support the BSA
Sponsorships are among the best options to support the BSA, but they aren't the only way.
- Get involved. There are many paths to engagement with the BSA, including volunteering, sharing your expertise with Knowledge Communities, running for office, and more.
- Pledge to join the BSA Foundation Leadership Circle. Our most generous and sustained contributors—donors of $2,000 more in each of three consecutive years—make possible the outsized community impact that BSA Foundation programming brings each year. Consider joining them today!
- Advertise with the BSA. Our newsletters, our Jobs Board, and this website are among the best ways to get your message out to metro Boston's AEC community, while also underwriting the BSA.
