10 DPG Sponsors and Special Thanks

This document announces the formation of 100 Women Who Care about Long Island, a new philanthropic group for local women to collectively donate to Long Island charities. At quarterly meetings, three member-nominated charities will give five-minute presentations and members will vote for one to receive donations. Each of the 100 members will donate $100 directly to the winning charity, allowing it to benefit from a large collective donation. The winning charity will later report back on the impact of the funds. The first meeting will be held on July 16th at a Melville restaurant to vote on which charity receives the first donation.

The document summarizes the findings of a windshield survey conducted in the Rainer Valley neighborhood of Seattle, WA. Key details include the population breakdown, which is diverse but with over 13% below the poverty line. The physical environment shows many housing and transportation options but roads, sidewalks and empty lots need repair. Community resources are plentiful but underutilized due to lack of awareness. Problems include graffiti, barred windows and high crime rates.

Community Coordinated Care for Children, Inc. (4C) is a non-profit organization that provides early childhood education, care programs, and resources to families in central and southwest Florida. In 2008, 4C served over 29,000 children through various programs. It also administered over 24,000 referrals to help families find quality childcare. 4C receives funding from various government agencies and charitable foundations to carry out its mission of empowering the community to provide for its future through programs that care for children.

Presentation given by me and Kathleen Wilson, CAE, Executive Director of NATLE, at ASAE's 2009 Annual Meeting. Be sure to download the tips document that goes with it.

This is the official Oakland Community Assessment powerpoint presented during the community/public health clinical conference on September 12, 2012.

The document thanks sponsors and supporters for helping launch Reinventing Mi Retirement, an initiative to help Michigan residents age 50 and older achieve financial security in retirement. It details that numerous organizations came together to make Reinventing Mi Retirement a reality through funding and contributions. The initiative will host nine free events across Michigan on October 20th for residents to learn about retirement planning from special speakers and receive financial checkups and resources.

The document outlines sponsorship levels for the Trumpeter Awards Dinner hosted by the National Consumers League on October 8. Sponsorship levels range from $50,000 for Presenting Sponsor down to $1,500 for Friend. Higher levels include more guests, ads in the event journal, and admission to a pre-event VIP reception. The dinner will honor Senator Bill Nelson and AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka and celebrate 115 years of the National Consumers League's work promoting social and economic justice. The document provides details on journal ad sizes and how to purchase sponsorships or journal ads.

The document provides information about branch locations and hours of operation for Sioux Empire Federal Credit Union. It lists the addresses and lobby/drive-up hours for the East, First Dakota, North, Southwest, and VA branches. It also provides contact information for the main office and mortgage and financial advisors. The credit union has over $86 million in assets, $54 million in loans, and over 10,000 members.

The document provides information about the 2010 Annual Bike Ride hosted by the Rotary Club of Kernersville. The proceeds from the event benefit the educational and humanitarian efforts of Rotary. It describes the 50K and 100K bike tours and additional family activities. It also summarizes positive rider comments from 2009 and details the impact and reach of Rotary worldwide. The document promotes sponsorship opportunities for the event, emphasizing benefits like branding, advertising, and supporting important causes. The presenting sponsorship level is highlighted, which provides top billing and promotional placement for $5,000.

The document summarizes the 2011 Bike MS Oklahoma event which raised $410,000 for multiple sclerosis research and support programs. Nearly 500 cyclists rode along Route 66 from Tulsa to Chandler to Oklahoma City, despite rain, supported by over 300 volunteers. Sponsorships from companies like Sam's Club helped keep costs low so more funds could support Oklahomans with MS. Participants cited the community, challenge, and upbeat attitudes of those involved as reasons they loved taking part in Bike MS.

Modest Needs is a charity that helps not the poorest of the poor but those who are generally forgotten by most government aid programs – those who work hard but earn low incomes.

Bank of America has served Pennsylvania for over 150 years, partnering with businesses large and small to provide tools, resources, and capital to help them manage and grow. The bank also supports local communities through grants, employee volunteering, and programs focused on housing, education, hunger relief, and supporting veterans. In 2014 in Pennsylvania, Bank of America provided over $3.5 million in grants to nonprofits, and employees contributed over 28,000 volunteer hours and $1 million in donations to support local causes.

This document summarizes the inaugural meeting of the Highlands Village Residents Association. It outlines some of the positives of living in Highlands Village, such as good schools and transport, but also identifies issues like a lack of community amenities and activities for teenagers. Concerns are raised about rowdy behavior from teenagers, speeding cars, littering and graffiti. Attendees discussed how to create stronger community ties, provide more amenities for youth, and improve the local environment. Next steps include circulating details about getting involved in the residents association and its committee.

Attendees of the 4th annual Keep Iowa Beautiful Annual Conference learned, discussed and heard a variety of valuable presentations from distinguished speakers and panelists within the industry. This presentation is for your review; feel free to share with others. Please contact us if you have any questions, gschnepf@keepiowabeautiful.com. If you've enjoyed what you've seen here, please consider becoming a member of Keep Iowa Beautiful which helps to continually support the improvement of Iowa communities and impacts statewide economic development. Join today: www.keepiowabeautiful.com/memberships

CNO Financial Group supports non-profit organizations through its philanthropic efforts that address the physical and financial health of middle-income Americans. It does this by supporting organizations that promote health and wellness, helping military veterans reenter civilian life, and improving local communities. The document also provides information about CNO's Team CNO employee volunteer program and initiatives, philanthropy liaisons at each corporate location, and the company's community involvement and recognition.

Midland Heart provides care and support to over 6,700 people each year, managing over 35,000 properties and 100 care programs. They help those struggling with mental health issues, disabilities, homelessness, addiction, and other vulnerabilities. Midland Heart aims to promote independence, transform lives, and reduce social exclusion by taking a personalized approach and assisting customers to engage with their community.

Whether you organize conferences, festivals or endurance events, effectively connecting event sponsors to attendees is critical not only for acquiring sponsors, but also retaining them. These slides were originally presented during a webinar hosted by Virtual Event Bags and Eventbrite Australia, the goal of which was to help event organizers learn more about: * The importance of fostering the connection between sponsors and attendees * How organizers have tried to do this in the past * Actionable recommendations to delight both your attendees and sponsors * Practical tips to immediately apply to your next event You can find a summary of the webinar at http://www.virtualeventbags.com/?p=1122

Here are 3 questions I would ask to start an ethnographic study of a place in our city: 1. How did you first discover this place/space and what made you keep coming back? Understanding what initially drew people can provide insights into the meaning and function of the space. 2. What activities do you typically engage in here and how does this space enable or encourage those activities? Observing how people use and interact with the physical environment can reveal a lot. 3. Who else do you typically encounter here and what is the nature of your interactions? Looking at social dynamics and relationships shed light on the role this place plays in the local community.

The document discusses ethnography and how it combines approaches from interpretation of artifacts, writing of history, and interpretation of social interactions as improvised cultural performances created by humans and influenced by social institutions. It addresses ethnography in relation to colonialism, modernity, and as a genre of writing involving thick description and close reading. Finally, it provides prompts for practicing ethnography by analyzing a bridge as a cultural artifact.

A group exercise from an Arizona State Sports Business MBA class, proposing the idea of a Fiesta Bowl title sponsorship to GM

Andrew Reid, co-founder and C.T.O., SponsorHub Landing sponsors for an event can be difficult, especially when trying to win over big-name brands. In this session, Andrew Reid of SponsorHub will present strategies and tactics on how to deliver more value to your event sponsors and ultimately generate more revenue from your events. Explore all aspects of sponsorships including negotiations, B2B vs. B2C sponsorships, how event talent affects sponsorships, new sponsorship technologies, category exclusivity, and much more.

The document discusses the benefits of corporate sponsorships for non-profits, including increased revenues, volunteers, in-kind contributions, and attracting donors and board members. It provides tips for non-profits to secure sponsorships, such as putting together a sponsorship team, researching prospects, setting sponsorship levels with distinct benefits, following up with prospects, and thanking sponsors. North American businesses spent over $17 billion on sponsorships in 2010, demonstrating their power as a revenue source.

Raising money can be the hardest step in launching your project, event or start-up. You can be passionate about your idea and convince a lot of people with your passion, but it takes the right information. Learn how to ask for what you need, and close the deal. Join us in Toronto's finest surroundings for 60 minutes of valuable info, links and the tactics you need to start applying immediately after leaving the workshop. ------------------------------------------------------------------- Presented by Towa Beer, a cause marketing specialist who has been presenting events, causes and great ideas to funders for the past decade. She has personally raised millions for large and small clients. Miss Beer brings all of her fundraising experience, an extensive mentor network, and many free templates to each workshop.

This document provides tips and strategies for effectively partnering with sponsors and maximizing sponsorship value. It discusses integrating sponsors into events through signage, activations, and digital promotions. Metrics like reach, engagement, and clicks are recommended to demonstrate return on investment. Tailoring the sponsorship experience and fostering real connections with potential customers is emphasized.

The document provides steps for nonprofits to successfully solicit corporate sponsors, including researching prospective sponsors, sending personalized solicitation letters, following up with phone calls to schedule in-person meetings, making a benefits-oriented presentation that emphasizes how sponsorship aligns with the corporation's interests, over-delivering on promised benefits, and sending thorough thank you messages. The webinar also discusses why corporations provide sponsorships and how to set sponsorship levels and financial goals.

The document outlines the 5 Ws (why, who, when, where, what) that should be considered when planning an event. It discusses determining the purpose or benefits of the event, identifying the target audience, choosing an appropriate date and time that considers occasions or holidays, selecting a venue with accessibility and safety, and crafting an agenda that is relevant and enjoyable for attendees through networking or education opportunities.

This document outlines the key elements of an effective sports sponsorship proposal. It discusses setting the scene by explaining how sports sponsorship creates value for both parties. It also covers knowing your sport product and the sponsor's brand, generating sponsor interest by matching product and brand, and outlining the value commitment for both sides. The proposal presentation section provides guidance on preparing for and conducting the presentation, including introducing yourself and the product, explaining how the product and sponsor fit together, specifying the sponsorship details, and providing costs and next steps.

Need sponsors for your upcoming conference or event? Here are 15 tips to craft the perfect pitch deck the next time you need sponsorship!

The Untamed Hair Tour event sponsorship proposal outlines an event on May 18th, 2013 at S&S Boutique in Los Angeles. The event will feature a pink carpet arrival, gift bags, food and drinks, live music, hair demos and giveaways. Sponsorship opportunities include the Untamed Soul sponsor for $1000, Untamed Mind sponsor for $650, and Untamed Heart sponsor or raffle prize sponsor for $350 or $50. The proposal promotes sponsoring the event to reach over 100 consumers and includes contact information for more details.

Berikut adalah contoh proposal sponsorship untuk keperluan event konser musik. Untuk event selain konser bisa dimodifikasi, secara template sama. Semoga bermanfaat.

This document summarizes a seminar on obtaining corporate sponsorships for ideas, events, books, and businesses. The seminar will be facilitated by Chinedum Azuh and held in Lagos, Nigeria on August 30, 2013. The purpose is to show attendees how to get corporate sponsorships for their ventures. Common misconceptions about sponsorship will be addressed, such as that sponsorship is only for large companies or those who can offer significant value. The seminar will provide tips on determining an audience's value, building event credibility, and finding corporate partners.

How to get sponsored: Create Sponsorship Proposals That Rock Whether you are just starting with event sponsorship campaigns or have "been there, done that" this presentation can help you. Inside is a top secret skill to sponsorship, how to get sponsored and how to create effective sponsorship proposals. This is THE most simple overview to sponsorship proposal creation. However, there's much more to sponsorship development than a pretty slide show(Thank you haikudeck.com). Finding sponsorship for your event is a complex process that is very fulfilling, but requires a very specific strategy each time you approach a potential supporter. You have to be sponsor centered in your approach, rather than a traditional approach to sponsorship that begins and ends with your details, needs and goals. For more help, visit http://www.sponsormomentum.com. Follow us on Twitter at http://www.twitter.com/sponsormomentum and Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/sponsormomentum.

This document announces the 2014 National Philanthropy Day awards in Amarillo, Texas. It recognizes outstanding individual, corporate, and volunteer philanthropists in the Texas Panhandle region. The document lists the 2014 award recipients in categories such as Outstanding Philanthropist, Outstanding Corporation, Outstanding Foundation, and Outstanding Community Service Organization. It also includes quotes from previous award recipients and lists award recipients from previous years of National Philanthropy Day from 1994 to 2014.

Life Navigators is a nonprofit that supports individuals with disabilities. In 2013, they focused on offering more community outings and social events. Through these, consumers developed skills and friendships. One consumer, Roger, went from being shy to more confident and social. The organization is thankful for its donors and volunteers who make its work possible. Financially, it had over $1.4 million in expenses supporting over 4,700 individuals. It offers various programs to help individuals live active lives in the community.

Every year, United Way of North Central Florida celebrates the success of more than 130 local companies that help support the community. I wrote and coordinated the one-page ad for the United Way of North Central Florida's campaign finale. This in-kind thank you ad was published in the Gainesville Sun on March 15, 2013.

The GolfStar Classic on St. Patrick's Day raised money for Volunteers of America's adoption program through a golf tournament, food, auction, and raffle. Presenting sponsor Jay Trusheim donated $15,000 to kick off the fundraising. Additional sponsors included Mercedes-Benz of New Orleans, Retif Oil & Fuel, and others. The funds will help Volunteers of America unite children with adoptive families.

The document outlines Humboldt Area Foundation's strategic goals for 2020 which include transforming communities' abilities to solve problems, strengthening community capacity, building partnerships, strengthening internal infrastructure, and ensuring sustainable strategy and accountability. It discusses developing leaders, supporting community initiatives, strengthening nonprofits, increasing access to education, and serving as a catalyst for economic development.

ABOUT ACCESS ACCESS provides food, warmth, shelter, and other essential services to Jackson County's low-income children, families, seniors, veterans, and people with disabilities. As the Community Action Agency of Jackson County, Oregon, ACCESS has been helping residents break the cycle of poverty since 1976. Last year, 52,497 people received assistance from ACCESS's broad continuum of services, including obtaining safe, affordable housing, rental assistance, utility assistance, weatherization, free loaned durable medical equipment, and healthy food.

The annual report summarizes a record year for the Community Foundation for the Alleghenies in 2012. Some key highlights include: - Record donations totaling $11.8 million and record grants totaling $3.7 million. - Assets surpassed $50 million for the first time, reaching $50.3 million. - Growth of funds and programs in Bedford and Somerset counties that support causes like economic development, healthcare, education, and community projects. - Thanks and recognition to donors, grantees, volunteers, and supporters for their contributions to the Foundation's success.