A Corporate Partnership Agreement is a legally-binding document that sets out the terms and conditions under which two or more parties—usually a business entity and a non-profit organization—establish a mutually beneficial working relationship. The agreement outlines the obligations that each party has to the other, such as making financial contributions, facilitating collaboration, exchanging resources, and collaborating on promotional activities. By signing a Corporate Partnership Agreement, both organizations benefit from their mutual efforts and can create measurable outcomes. As an example, your business entity may provide substantial in-kind services to a non-profit in exchange for valuable exposure or potential tax deductions. A Corporate Partnership Agreement helps ensure that everyone involved has clearly defined expectations and shared understanding of how the partnership will run.