Community organisations
LGBTQ+ groups, peer networks and services with a clear community purpose and inclusive conduct standards.
Good fit
Who Verve would like to hear from
Events and venues
Queer events and welcoming venues that can provide accurate access, location, age, ticketing and safety information.
Safety and education
Qualified practitioners and educators creating practical resources on consent, digital safety, relationships or wellbeing.
Research and advocacy
Ethically designed work with a defined public or community benefit, appropriate review and no hidden recruitment or data extraction.
Creators and media
Original, relevant work for the community with clear sponsorship disclosure and permission for every asset used.
Technology providers
Tools that improve accessibility, privacy, safety or member experience under proportionate security and data-processing terms.
Non-negotiables
What a Verve partnership cannot require
- Sale or disclosure of member profiles, orientation, match data, profile text, private messages or precise location for advertising.
- Advertising audiences built from sensitive member information.
- Undisclosed paid endorsements, invented testimonials or review/rating markup that does not reflect eligible, documented reviews.
- Claims that a venue, event, organisation or product is “guaranteed safe”, “scam-free” or certified by Verve without a real, documented programme.
- Pressure to weaken eligibility, privacy, consent, moderation or Community Rules for reach or revenue.
- Automatic access to members, contact lists or in-product promotion simply because an enquiry was submitted.
Where a collaboration involves personal information, Verve would define purpose, lawful handling, access, retention and deletion before any data is shared. An enquiry does not create a partnership or approval.
How it works
A simple, reviewable proposal
Explain the member benefit
Describe the problem, intended audience, evidence of need and why Verve is relevant.
State the exchange clearly
Include money, promotion, assets, access, dates, deliverables and any data you believe is required.
Document safety and inclusion
Share conduct standards, accessibility information, escalation contacts and relevant qualifications or safeguards.
Agree before announcing
No party should use the other’s name, logo or member stories until scope, permissions and public wording are agreed in writing.
Send a proposal
Useful details for a first email
Include your organisation, contact person, website, proposed audience, geographic scope, dates, expected member benefit, accessibility details, commercial terms and any proposed data handling. Attach links rather than sensitive member information.
Verve does not promise a fixed response time. Proposals are reviewed for relevance, capacity, risk and community value.
Clear answers
Partnership FAQ
Does Verve offer paid influencer partnerships?
Verve may consider relevant proposals, but no standing programme or rate is promised on this page. Any paid relationship must be agreed in writing and publicly disclosed where required.
Can a partner receive member data for advertising?
No. Verve will not provide sexual orientation, profile text, match data, private messages, precise location or other sensitive member information for advertising audiences.
Can I list my event or venue?
Send accurate details, access information, dates, location and the organiser’s contact information. Submission does not guarantee publication, endorsement or attendance.
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