A clear starting point for partnership.
What this onboarding helps you do
This page is for organizations that want a practical path into 1060 Motion partnership work. You can review how opportunities are framed, how conversations move forward, and how different kinds of support can take shape.
Opportunity
Understand the fit
Review the project's mission, audience, timeline, and support needs so you can decide where your organization fits.
Connection
Get the right materials
See the project background, sponsorship language, and partnership framing needed for a productive first conversation.
Partnership
Define the support
Outline whether the opportunity is best supported through funding, in-kind resources, services, expertise, or audience access.
What to expect from the onboarding process
1060 Motion keeps the early partnership process organized. You share what your organization can offer, the team identifies aligned projects, and the next step is shaped around a real opportunity.
Discover
Share your focus
Tell 1060 Motion about your organization, your priorities, and the types of creative work you want to support.
Review
Match the opportunity
Review projects whose audience, mission, or format align with your goals, timeline, and available support.
Prepare
Clarify the support
Define whether the partnership should focus on funding, services, promotion, equipment, venue support, or strategic introductions.
Connect
Move into conversation
Start the next conversation with the right background, expectations, and project context already in place.
When monetary support needs a fiscal sponsorship path
Questions partners usually ask first
The early questions tend to be practical. These answers give you a clear sense of what the onboarding is for and how a partnership discussion moves forward.
What should I share in the onboarding form?
Share your organization's name, the kind of support you can offer, the types of creative projects that interest you, and any timing or budget context that matters. That gives 1060 Motion enough detail to point you toward opportunities that fit your goals and capacity.
Can partnership support be something other than funding?
Yes. Partnerships can include services, equipment, venue support, promotion, media, strategic introductions, or other resources that help a project move forward. The onboarding is meant to surface what your organization can contribute so the conversation starts with options that are realistic and useful.
Will I see current projects during onboarding?
You can indicate the kinds of work you want to support, and 1060 Motion can connect that interest to current opportunities such as Open Heart Poetry, Framed and Focused, and Art of DJing. The goal is to match your organization with projects that align with your audience and partnership priorities.