BUILT THROUGH COLLABORATION. POWERED BY COMMUNITY.

The Low End Collective believes the most impactful cultural work is created together. Our partnerships are rooted in shared values, mutual investment, and a commitment to uplifting culture, creativity, and community on Chicago’s South Side.

We collaborate with organizations, businesses, venues, and brands to produce experiences that are authentic, community-centered, and built for long-term impact.

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Blue shipping container with the word 'Boxville' written on it, isolated on black background.

FEATURED PARTNERSHIP: BOXVILLE

Boxville is a Black-owned marketplace and cultural space located in the heart of Bronzeville, created to support entrepreneurs, creatives, and small businesses through access, visibility, and opportunity.

The Low End Collective is proud to partner with Boxville as the home and anchor location for our Juneteenth Block Party, an annual celebration of Black culture, freedom, and economic empowerment.

Through this partnership, we:

  • Activate a space that prioritizes Black-owned businesses

  • Create opportunities for vendors, artists, and creatives

  • Produce culturally relevant programming rooted in community

  • Celebrate Juneteenth through music, art, food, and collective joy

Our partnership with Boxville reflects our shared commitment to economic empowerment, cultural preservation, and community-driven experiences.

A Home for Black-Owned Businesses. A Hub for Community.

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OUR PARTNERS & COLLABORATORS

A black and white logo with the text "American Farm Bureau Federation" at the top, followed by bold, large uppercase words "FIGHT THE CHIP" separated by horizontal lines.
Black-and-white illustration of a person with a long coat and top hat, standing next to a man in a tuxedo, in front of a building.
Logo of Momedia with a camera icon and colorful camera lens, and the tagline 'Make your media Matter' in yellow and brown text.
Logo of the entertainment venue 'Hells' in Chicago, with stylized black text on a transparent background.
Logo with a yellow sun and a silhouette of a palm tree, with the text 'FH JericoGOD'.
A cartoon cactus character with purple lips, wearing a red knit cap, gold hoop earrings, and a tan butcher's apron with a 'T' pocket, standing with arms crossed next to the text 'TAYLOR'S TACOS' in large green letters.
Logo of Lowry Security Agency featuring a shield with the letters L, S, and A.
Colorful digital equalizer bars with the text "CD SOUNDZ AUDIO TECH" and a slogan "Serving Chicago land's audio needs for over 10 years" at the bottom.
Gold and black logo with the letter 'C' featuring the text 'Enterprise' and 'The Future' around it, and 'Meghan Production Company Est. 2021' inside.
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SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES

PRESENTING SPONSOR — $10,000

(1 Available)

  • Event naming rights (“Presented by [Brand]”)

  • Premium logo placement across all marketing + stage

  • Dedicated brand mentions in promotions

  • 6 VIP tickets + stage recognition

  • Featured placement on website & social media

Align your brand with culture, community, and one of Chicago’s most impactful Juneteenth celebrations.

CULTURAL PARTNER — $5,000

  • Logo on event signage + marketing materials

  • Social media promotion + website placement

  • On-site recognition throughout the event

  • 4 VIP tickets

BRAND EXPERIENCE — $3,000

  • 10x10 branded activation space

  • Direct engagement with 1,300+ attendees

  • Logo placement on website + social media

  • 3 VIP tickets

COMMUNITY PARTNER — $250-$1,000

  • Website recognition

  • Social media shoutout

  • VIP access (varies by tier)

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THE NUMBERS BEHIND THE MOVEMENT

1,300+

ATTENDEES ENGAGED

40+

BLACK-OWNED VENDORS

5

CULTURAL EVENTS

$4K+

REINVESTED INTO COMMUNITY

WHY BRANDS PARTNER WITH US

Partners work with The Low End Collective to:

  • Engage authentically Chicago’s South Side community

  • Align with culturally relevant, community-rooted programming

  • Support Black creatives, entrepreneurs, and cultural impact

  • Be part of an experience that prioritizes purpose and energy

We value partnerships that are intentional, respectful, and rooted in shared purpose.

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LET’S BUILD SOMETHING THAT LASTS

Sponsorship opportunities are limited and designed for intentional partners who want to be part of something bigger than an event.

This is a growing cultural platform and early partners become part of the foundation.

Ready to partner with us?

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