Sponsorship Opportunities

On December 16th, the world’s leading artists will come together live at the iHeart Theatre, and globally on Zoom, for The Next Verse, a landmark music movement rallying people worldwide to help feed millions. Presented by the 100 Billion Meals Challenge and powered by Round It Up®, this historic event offers sponsors a unique opportunity to align with one of the most ambitious humanitarian music initiatives in history.

How to Get Involved

Be There In-Person by Becoming a Sponsor:

Legacy Sponsor

Positioning: The face of the entire 100 Million Meals initiative / Presenting Sponsor

Title Sponsor

Positioning: The official title sponsor with major visibility.

Impact Sponsor

Positioning: High-level anchor partner with meaningful visibility and a large humanitarian footprint.

If Hunger Were a Nation, it Would Be the Third Largest Nation on Earth.

Every 10 seconds, a child dies of hunger. The 100 Billion Meals Challenge, founded by Tony Robbins and Governor David Beasley, exists to change that. In just three years, we’ve delivered 62 billion meals to those in need here at home in the US and across the world. Forty years ago, Live Aid and We Are the World showed that music can move the world.

Tony Robbins (NYT Bestselling Author, Entrepreneur, Philanthropist & Founding Partner of 100 Billion Meals Challenge) and Jimmy Jam (Grammy Award Winning Record Producer & Songwriter) came together to create The Next Verse, a new call for collective action.

The Next Verse is a Once-In-A-Generation Global Music Movement to Fight World Hunger

On December 16th, top global artists across generations and genres will take the stage at the iHeartRadio Theatre in Los Angeles, CA, joined by millions around the world and on Zoom. With the support of the 100 Billion Meals Challenge, every donation provides direct, life-saving meals to those who need them most. Become a sponsor.

LIVE at the iHeart Theatre in Los Angeles
December 16th, 2025

Your donation is supporting people facing food insecurity in the U.S., and reaching communities in Africa and other crisis-affected regions like Gaza and the Sudan.