The document summarizes an upcoming 5k swim/fundraiser in Tampa Bay to benefit the Navy SEAL Foundation. The event honors Navy SEALs who lost their lives and supports their families. Participants and volunteers want to give back to the families who have sacrificed the most. The swim across Tampa Bay in January is challenging due to cold water temperatures and hazards like sharks, jellyfish, and storms. Funds raised will provide assistance to families of wounded or killed SEALs, including funeral expenses, memorial services, childcare, education costs, and more. The goal is to raise $500,000 for the Navy SEAL Foundation at the 2016 Tampa Bay Frogman Swim event.

1. January 17, 2016
5k Swim/Fundraiser to benefit the
Navy SEAL Foundation

2. Our Participants, Volunteers and Sponsors get involved
because they want to give back to the families that have
sacrificed the most in defense of our freedoms.
A 5K swim across Tampa Bay during our coldest month isn’t
easy and isn’t for everyone. Neither is being a Navy SEAL.
Our Tampa Bay event honors those whose lives have been
lost and to support those families that they leave behind.
2016 Tampa Bay Frogman Swim
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Highest-Rated Charities in America, Navy SEAL Foundation awarded coveted 4
star rating. The NSF is a 501 (c) (3) nonprofit foundation. Tax ID # 31-1728910
http://www.navysealfoundation.org/d

3. “My husband, (SEAL) Danny P. Dietz, along with 10 other SEALs
were killed in Afghanistan during Operation Redwings…he gave his
last breath fighting for what he believed in….our freedom.”
“The days following the tragic news were a daze…and nothing made
sense….I felt lost. ” Danny’s wife Maria
Why we do this
Tampa Bay Community supporting our warriors & their families

4. Why we do this
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The Navy SEAL Foundation offers immediate assistance for families of active-
duty members that are wounded or killed; providing memorial services,
assistance related to active duty or dependent terminal illness and much
more……
– Tragedy Assistance
– Active Duty Support
– Child Care
– Educational Assistance
“They took care of all the funeral arrangements and memorials to honor my husband.
They provided transportation across the country for the families to be able to attend
every ceremony and took care of their living expenses during that time. Once I was
able to face the world, the Foundation helped out with my college expenses and
provided me with the tools to succeed on my own. “….Maria
http://www.navysealfoundation.org/what-we-do

5.  The water in Tampa Bay is dark with strong currents .
 Rapidly changing water and weather conditions.
 Exposure to lightning, high winds , fog and rough seas.
 Bad weather leaves swimmer invisible to boats or safety
personnel.
 No quick exit to safety .
 Tampa Bay waters in January subject to extremely cold water
temperatures which present the possibility of hypothermia .
 Tampa Bay is known for its large population of hammerhead and
bull sharks.
 Other potential sea life hazards include jelly fish and stingrays.
Open water forces the swimmer to rely on his/her self for safety
and survival …pool walls are not within an arm’s reach when
facing dehydration, cramps or exhaustion in deep water.
Hazards of open water swimming
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6. • Swimmers: 175
• Kayakers: 185
• Volunteers: 100
• Spectators: 1000
• Media: Multiple TV, radio & print outlets
• Fundraising goal: $500,000
• Event estimated expenses: $25,000
2016 Projected Event Numbers
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More than 95 cents of every dollar spent by the Navy SEAL Foundation directly
supports our mission .
http://www.navysealfoundation.org/

7. Friend of the Frogman: $500 or product/services donation.
– Use of logs/links for sponsor’s brand on event web sites and use of event
logos on sponsors web site. Brand/product information included in goodie
bags.
Frogman: $2,500
– Includes the above plus NSF/TBFS appreciation plaque, logo on both web
site home page and sponsors page and one swimmer registration.
K-Bar Knife: $5,000
– Includes the above, a K-Bar Shadow Box award and the sponsors name is
on a K-Bar sponsor banner at the start and finish of the race.
Trident: $10,000
– Includes the above but the plaque is a large Navy SEAL Foundation
appreciation award. A dedicated sponsors banner at the start and finish of
the race.
Please Help, Become a Frogman Swim Sponsor
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8. Sponsor Appreciation
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Frogman Donation Level K-Bar Knife Donation Level

9. Kurt Ott – Race Director
Rory O’Connor (SEAL) – Director o f Development
Terry Tomalin (Tampa Bay Times) – Director of Public Affairs
CDR Dan O’Shea, USNR (SEAL) – Co-founder
Event Stewardship:
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Event Links and Info:
www.tampabayfrogman.com
www.navysealfoundation.org
History of the Swim
info@tampabayfrogman.com / 727.580.0059

10. The Boeing Company
Pacific Life
Edward Jones Financial
MarineMax
Echelon Real Estate
Woody Creek Distillers
Dayton Andrews Dodge
Toyota Lift
JJ Taylor Distributing
Johnson Controls
Forged Clothing
Join these existing sponsors…
Kill Cliff
Yuengling Brewery
Zodiac MilPro
Broyhill Family Trust
Hugh Culverhouse Family Trust
Homewood Suites by Hilton
Joy & Pit Gills Foundation
TECO- Peoples Gas
Beer Industry of Florida
TELOS
Suntrust
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11. With your help and support, we can make
sure that the Naval Special Warfare families
whose loved ones have sacrificed their lives
will never be left behind.
Thank you .
“never leave a
man behind”
…SEAL creed.
Tampa Bay Community supporting our warriors & their families