Partner with us
At Craftizen, partnerships are central to how we build inclusive livelihood ecosystems.
We work with corporates, funding organisations, NGOs, designers and institutions to strengthen programs, advance craft-led innovation, create market opportunities and share knowledge.
Whether you want to support, collaborate or engage your teams, there are many ways to work with us.
Corporate
Engagement
Engage employees through workshops and volunteering
Bring your teams closer to craft and impact through hands-on workshops, volunteering and meaningful employee-engagement experiences.
Create market linkages
Help connect artisans, women-led enterprises and adults with intellectual disabilities to sustained market and income-generating opportunities.
Collaborate on design and innovation
Join the Craftizen Innovation Challenge or other design-led initiatives to develop contemporary, market-relevant applications for traditional Indian crafts.
NGOs / Institutions
Become an
Implementation PartnerWork with us to design and deliver livelihood programs tailored to the needs, abilities and aspirations of local communities.
Support research and knowledge building
Partner with us to document insights, develop evidence and share knowledge that can strengthen inclusive livelihood practices across the sectors.
Voices from our Community
Being a rural-area partner, we had very limited knowledge about products such as Holi colours, agarbatti, and other eco-friendly products. Over the last year, our association with Craftizen Foundation has helped us learn about different products and production techniques through various ToT sessions.
The training, guidance, and raw material support provided by the Craftizen team have helped us start and improve our production activities. We are grateful for their continuous support and guidance and look forward to learning more and growing our vocational unit in the future.
Thank you, Craftizen Foundation, for supporting and empowering us!
Working with Craftizen Foundation has helped our young adults with intellectual disabilities learn practical craft skills, from eco-friendly Holi powders to incense sticks. They enjoy working together as a team, gain confidence and earn the respect they deserve at home and in the community.