sponsorships

These programs are in development and will be available following launch. This page outlines the vision, purpose, and impact of future sponsorship opportunities.

Why Sponsorships Matter

Parenting neurodivergent children often comes with:

Increased financial strain

Reduced work flexibility or lost income

Time-sensitive decisions with limited support

Sponsorships help remove financial barriers so moms can access:

Reliable information without overwhelm

A private, respectful peer community

Practical tools and expert guidance

This is not charity.
It’s community-driven access and shared responsibility.

Sponsorship Opportunities
Sponsor a Mom

Direct support for individual families

This sponsorship provides access for a mom who may not otherwise be able to participate due to financial constraints.

Sponsored participants receive the same experience, privacy, and respect as all members — with no labeling or disclosure required.

Best for:

Individuals or families who want to give back

Grandparents, friends, or loved ones

Anyone who believes support should be accessible

Sponsors may remain anonymous or be acknowledged with permission.

Sponsor Your Employee(s)

A meaningful benefit for working parents

Parents of neurodivergent children often manage significant responsibilities outside of work that are not immediately visible.

Employee sponsorships allow organizations to offer access as a family-support benefit, reinforcing workplace values around well-being, inclusion, and retention.

Best for:

Employers supporting caregivers and mental health

Organizations committed to neurodiversity and inclusion

Teams seeking benefits that support real life, not just productivity

Programs will be designed to scale based on organizational size and needs.

Sponsor a Program

Support tools that serve many families

Program sponsorships help fund the creation of shared resources such as workshops, educational tools, or community initiatives.

This option supports long-term impact by strengthening the infrastructure that benefits a broader population of families.

Best for:

Mission-aligned brands or organizations

Community partners and foundations

Sponsors seeking visible, lasting impact

Program sponsors may be recognized in connection with the supported initiative.

Program Development & Timeline

Sponsorships will launch after Life on the A List officially opens, allowing time to:

Build thoughtful, sustainable systems

Protect participant privacy and dignity

Ensure sponsorships are matched with real needs

We are committed to building these programs with care and intention.

Stay Connected

If you are interested in:

Being notified when sponsorships open

Exploring individual or corporate sponsorships

Supporting future programs

We invite you to stay connected and learn more as these opportunities become available.

Every form of support helps strengthen the community.

Supporting moms of neurodivergent children through shared community investment

Life on the A List supports moms raising children with autism, ADHD, anxiety, and related neurodivergent needs by providing trusted resources, expert insight, and a private, judgment-free community.

Sponsorships help ensure access — regardless of financial circumstance.