Sustain Materials Transparency – Become an HPDC Sponsor

The Health Product Declaration Collaborative (HPDC) is a not-for-profit member collaborative. It created and maintains the open-data infrastructure for materials transparency. Our mission is to improve the building industry’s performance through openness and innovation – empowering manufacturers, designers, and builders to create healthier built environments. By promoting the widespread use of HPD Open Standard product declarations, HPDC gives the whole industry a shared, open way to see what is in building products.

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Why Sponsoring HPDC Matters

Sponsoring HPDC means becoming a vital partner in transforming the building industry. Startup philanthropic funding built HPDC’s open-data infrastructure; that funding has ended, and members and sponsors sustain it now. Your support funds our work on materials transparency, expands our tools and resources, and amplifies our impact worldwide. Sponsorship is an investment in a healthier future and a strategic opportunity for your organization.

Make a Lasting Impact

Your contribution directly supports HPDC programs that benefit the entire industry – from developing the HPD Open Standard to educating professionals about materials transparency. Together, we accelerate the transition to safer, more sustainable building materials.

Boost Your Visibility

As an HPDC sponsor, your brand gains prominent recognition. Enjoy exposure through our website, newsletters, and events – including signage at Greenbuild, the industry’s leading green building conference. It’s a powerful way to showcase your commitment to materials transparency to a broad audience of architects, designers, manufacturers, and owners.

Lead the Industry

Join a network of sustainability leaders and influencers. Sponsoring HPDC positions your organization at the forefront of materials transparency, strengthening your reputation as an innovator and industry leader. You’ll demonstrate to clients and partners that you don’t just talk about healthier buildings – you take action to make them a reality.

Every sponsorship level comes with valuable benefits to thank you for your support and elevate your presence in the community. Choose the level that best fits your organization’s goals and start making a difference:

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Sponsorship LevelExtended HPD Dashboards AccessProgram PreChecksCustom HPD DashboardVisibilityTrainings (virtual), Case Studies
Visionary – $15,000+UnlimitedMultiple Program PreChecksEnhanced, multiple Program PreChecksDedicated Website page, Greenbuild booth signageUp to 4 per year
Innovator – $10,000+UnlimitedYesEnhanced, Single Program PreCheckDedicated Website page, Greenbuild booth signageUp to 3 per year
Educator – $5,000+UnlimitedYesBasic, single Program PreCheckEnhanced website listing, Greenbuild booth signageUp to 2 per year
Sustainer – $3,500+Up to 20 ParticipantsEnhanced website listing, Greenbuild booth signage1 per year
Supporter – $2,000+Up to 10 ParticipantsWebsite listing, Greenbuild booth signage

Sponsorship has no effect on how HPDC treats any HPD, Program PreCheck alignment result or listing in the HPD Public Repository. HPDC does not endorse, rank or rate products.

If you are not yet an HPDC General Member, we invite you to join HPDC as a first step to supporting our work. Please click this link for more information on becoming a General Member.

To discuss becoming a sponsor or renewing an existing sponsorship, please contact Wendy Vittori, Executive Director, at wdvittori@hpd-collaborative.org. Or call her at +1.781.876.8871.

Ready to Become a Sponsor?

Join us in creating a healthier, more transparent built environment. By sponsoring HPDC, your organization will make a tangible difference in the world while reaping the rewards of industry leadership and enhanced visibility. Don’t miss the chance to be part of this transformative movement.

Talk to Wendy Vittori about sponsorship

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