Are you interested in referring individuals to Project Bono's programs but unsure if you qualify as an assignor? Look no further. In this article, we'll explain who can become an assignor and how to take advantage of our unique value proposition.

A Project Bono Partnered Assignor is anyone who refers individuals to our programs, including courts, schools, employers, community organizations, or other entities. When organizations within your community partner with Project Bono, you can expect to see less burdens on taxpayers and reduced rates of recidivism.

As a Project Bono Partnered Assignor, you can take advantage of our unique value proposition of contributing 25% of enrollment proceeds back to your community. This means that when individuals enroll in our programs through your referral, a portion of the enrollment fee goes towards positive efforts within your community.

When communities partner with us and use our unique value proposition, they can expect to see benefits such as reduced burden on taxpayers, lower rates of recidivism, and a redirection of funds from harmful and illegal activities towards philanthropic community efforts. By providing comprehensive education to individuals who need it and giving back to the community, we aim to create a brighter and more sustainable future for everyone.

To become a Project Bono Partnered Assignor, simply reach out to us at team@projectbono.com. Our team will work with you to understand your specific needs and provide you with the necessary information and tools to refer individuals to our programs and start contributing back to your community.

Anyone can become an assignor, including courts, schools, employers, community organizations, or other entity. But only as a Project Bono Partnered Assignor can you take advantage of our unique value proposition of contributing 25% of enrollments back to your community. To learn more about our assignor program and how to become a partner, reach out to us today at team@projectbono.com.