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My suggestion would be to contact a financially secure, good sized local business that has a reputation for giving back to the community. National and International businesses often have to go through so many channels to get something like this done, it may be a headache.
Being new to the area, I don't know much about the local businesses. One that does stand out as a possibility is Brighthouse. It seems big and well established here, but I had never heard of it until a few months ago. I found this info on them: "Public affairs, social responsibility and community involvement continue as major initiatives for the company as an ongoing commitment to the families and communities Bright House Networks serves.
It would be a good idea to research some charities beforehand. You can narrow down the choices to the best ones. That way,when you contact the potential donor business, you have your ducks in a row and have a clear plan. That is important to businesses. If you choose a religious or faith-based organization, keep in mind a business like Brighthouse might shy away.