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A proposal to a business should be no more than two pages. You should outline specifically the exact amount you're looking to raise, what the cash is going to be used for, how many kids you're looking to help out, what the scope of the team is (national, regional, neighborhood), and what you can provide to the company (their name on your stuff, special mention on all your flyers, etc.) in exchange for the cash.
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