Partner With Us

Together, we can efficiently create opportunities for homeschool families to learn, explore, and connect without the pressure of doing it alone.

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The Field Trip Society partners with homeschool co-ops and organizations, educators, community leaders, and experiential learning providers who share our commitment to expand meaningful educational experiences and to develop strong community connections.

What Partnership Means

Partnership doesn’t look the same for every organization.

Some partners share educational experiences. Some expand access to families. Some utilize our systems and operational framework. Some want us to plan their adventures. Others help bring The Field Trip Society model to new communities.

The Field Trip Society visited HealthBarn USA to learn about nutrition and growing healthy food.
The Field Trip Society visited Rutgers Geology Museum, NJ.
The Field Trip Society visited Cohanzick Zoo.

Community With Real Impact.

Why Partner With The Field Trip Society?

  • Access to organized educational experiences

  • Expanded opportunities without additional planning

  • A growing statewide homeschool community

For Your Families

  • Reduced coordination and administrative effort

  • A trusted enrichment partner

  • Opportunities to collaborate rather than recreate

For Your Leadership

  • Shared resources

  • Stronger relationships

  • Greater impact together

  • Ease and convenience

For Our Community

Our goal for partnership is simple: to create more opportunities for homeschool families through collaboration rather than duplication.

By working together with co-ops, educators, and community organizations, we collectively expand meaningful experiences while sharing resources and reducing administrative burden.

Together, we're making homeschooling smarter, not harder—strengthening our homeschool community with the support, connection, and simplicity every family deserves.”

—Tahira, Founder, The Field Trip Society

Join A Statewide Network Committed To Simplifying Hmeschool

Which path is right for you?

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01. Community Partners

Who This Is For

Organizations that already serve homeschool families and want to offer additional enrichment opportunities without creating more work for their leadership team.

(Co-ops, homeschool groups, pods, hybrids, microschools, support groups)

What Partnership May Look Like

  • Share The Field Trip Society as a member benefit giving families access to organized events and enrichment opportunities

  • Be listed as a Partner bringing visibility to our community

  • Share mutual opportunities when appropriate

  • Collaborate on future community initiatives

Benefits

  • Expanded enrichment offerings

  • Additional social opportunities

  • Reduced planning burden

  • Access to a growing statewide network

  • Families receive 10% member discount through Partner Organizations

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02. Education and Experience Partners

Who This Is For

Organizations and professionals with educational offerings that align with experiential learning. Examples: literacy, art, nature, STEM, entrepreneurship, survival skills, wellness, phys ed, financial literacy, agriculture, and life skills.

(Educators, instructors, coaches, specialists, farms, sports, artists)

What Partnership May Look Like

  • Share your class offerings or workshop at exclusive pricing

  • Co-hosted events if appropriate

  • Potential educational collaboration

Benefits

  • Reach our community of homeschool families

  • Promote programs to a targeted audience

  • Increase enrollment opportunities

  • Establish long-term community relationships

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03. Venue and Destination Partners

Who This Is For

Organizations that provide educational, cultural, historical, environmental, artistic, or experiential learning opportunities for children and families.

(Museums, theaters, nature centers, historical sites, science centers, aquariums, parks, cultural organizations, and other educational destinations)

What Partnership May Look Like

  • Host educational field trips and group experiences for homeschool families

  • Collaborate on homeschool-specific programming and learning opportunities

  • Offer group rates, member perks, or special experiences when appropriate

  • Provide recurring opportunities throughout the year

  • Work together to make educational experiences more accessible to homeschool families

Benefits

  • Access to, and increased visibility within a growing homeschool audience

  • Repeat attendance opportunities through recurring events

  • Promotion through our website, newsletters, and member communications

  • Feedback and insight from homeschool families to help shape future programming

  • Opportunities to fill weekday attendance and educational program slots

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04. Chapter Partners (Coming Soon)

Who This Is For

Homeschool leaders interested in launching a local Field Trip Society chapter in their region or state.

What Partnership May Look Like

  • Launch a local Field Trip Society chapter

  • Receive training and support

  • Follow established systems and procedures

  • Community-building framework

  • Maintain consistent member experience

  • Utilize Field Trip Society resources and processes

Benefits

  • Proven framework

  • Established model

  • Operational system

  • Training and support

  • Community of leaders

  • Brand recognition

  • Shared resources

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05. Field Trip Organizer Partners (Coming Soon)

Who This Is For

Individuals already organizing trips.

(Homeschool field trip groups, co-op enrichment coordinators, educational travel organizers, local event organizers)

What Partnership May Look Like

  • Utilizing operational tools and processes developed by The Field Trip Society

  • Streamlining registration and communication workflows

  • Improving participant management

  • Reducing administrative workload

  • Accessing proven organizational systems

Benefits

  • Save time, avoid reinventing systems that already exist

  • Better organization

  • Reduced administrative burden

  • Professional experience

  • Potential technology access

Good Fit?


We May Be A Good Fit If…

✓ Serve homeschool families

✓ Believe learning happens beyond traditional classrooms

✓ Value community and collaboration

✓ Operate with professionalism and integrity

✓ Want to reduce administrative burden rather than create more of it

✓ Care about meaningful educational experiences

We May Not Be A Good Fit If…

✓ You're looking for a quick advertising opportunity

✓ Your primary focus is lead generation without community engagement

✓ Your values conflict with creating safe, respectful environments for families

Our Process

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We’ll review your organization and partnership goals.

Step 1

Complete the partnership inquiry form.

Step 2

Together, we’ll determine the partnership structure that best serves our community.

Step 3

We’ll schedule a conversation if there’s a strong fit.

Step 4

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“Community is much more than belonging to something; it’s about doing something together that makes belonging matter.”

Brian Solis

The Field Trip Society values professionalism and integrity.

We believe successful partnerships are built on:

  • Trust

  • Integrity

  • Professionalism

  • Clear communication

  • Mutual benefit

  • Long-term relationships

We are committed to creating experiences that serve families well and honor the organizations we work alongside.

Our Partnership Values


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