This document provides information about an upcoming Earth Day Festival to be held on April 21, 2013 in Deerfield, Florida. The festival will feature live music, food vendors, children's activities, and zones showcasing green initiatives. Sponsorship opportunities are available at levels from $175 to $15,000, with benefits including promotional placement, booth space, and website ads. The top sponsorship level is the Presenting Sponsor, which includes prominent recognition and an on-stage speaking opportunity. The festival aims to educate the local community about living more sustainably.
This document provides information about sponsorship opportunities for the 2010 Plain Green conference taking place April 28-29 in Sioux Falls. There are various sponsorship levels available from $650 to $16,000, which include benefits like marketing promotions, exhibit space, registration passes, and recognition. The highest level is the exclusive Presenting Sponsor for $16,000. Other major sponsorships include Marketplace Sponsor, Local Foods Sponsor, and Keynote Sponsors. The conference will feature workshops, keynote speakers on sustainability topics, and a marketplace for eco-friendly businesses and organizations. Sponsorship allows companies to connect with the green audience and promote their support of sustainability.
This document from Central South Carolina Habitat for Humanity outlines various levels of sponsorship for their home building efforts, ranging from $5,000 to $70,000. A Full House Sponsor provides $70,000 to fund an entire home build. A Family Sponsor provides $60,000. A Partner Sponsor contributes $20,000, or one-third of the cost. Smaller sponsorships include Adopt-A-Lot for $10,000 and Adopt-A-Day for $5,000. Benefits include recognition, volunteer opportunities, and marketing benefits. The organization builds new homes, rehabilitates existing homes, and uses green building practices to provide affordable housing.
The document provides sponsorship opportunities for the 2009 South Coast Earth Day Festival organized by the Community Environmental Council. Sponsorship levels range from $25,000 for a presenting sponsor to $500 for a bronze champion sponsor. Higher levels of sponsorship receive larger booth space, upgraded booth equipment, prominent logo placement on the event and organization's websites and promotional materials, and advertisements in the festival guide. Sponsorship benefits marketing opportunities to the festival's expected attendance of over 11,000 people and promotes the sponsor's products, services and support for the organization's environmental work.
This is a PRIMER of the upcoming Event, Christmas In November, explaining details and rationale why we're holding this event that's happening this November 24, 25, 2012.
Berne Teeple has over 25 years of experience in senior level management, fundraising, marketing, and leadership positions for various non-profit organizations in Miami, Florida that provide services and support to those affected by homelessness and HIV/AIDS. She has a proven track record of successfully planning and executing special events and fundraising campaigns, writing grants, developing strategic plans, and motivating staff, boards, and volunteers. Her roles have included director positions where she increased annual revenues and expanded services and programs.
The Spotlight is on the Gwinnett Chamber to Reach $1,125,000
Now nine years strong, the 2014 Gwinnett Chamber Membership and Sponsorship Campaign volunteers are rolling out the red carpet to reach $1,125,000 and 100 new members
The marketing plan summarizes strategies to introduce Taziki's Mediterranean cuisine brand to the Cranberry, PA market. Key tactics include:
1) Gaining exposure through community events like the Cranberry CUP, Taste of Cranberry, and farmers' markets.
2) Building relationships with local organizations like the Chamber of Commerce and sponsoring local sports teams.
3) Engaging customers through a recipe challenge, sampling trays, and competitions between local school rivals to increase awareness and trial.
4) Implementing a sustainable business program and social media promotions to enrich the brand and drive loyal customers.
The plan outlines tactics, timelines, and a $8,735 budget to launch
This document provides information about sponsorship opportunities for the 2010 Plain Green conference taking place April 28-29 in Sioux Falls. There are various sponsorship levels available from $650 to $16,000, which include benefits like marketing promotions, exhibit space, registration passes, and recognition. The highest level is the exclusive Presenting Sponsor for $16,000. Other major sponsorships include Marketplace Sponsor, Local Foods Sponsor, and Keynote Sponsors. The conference will feature workshops, keynote speakers on sustainability topics, and a marketplace for eco-friendly businesses and organizations. Sponsorship allows companies to connect with the green audience and promote their support of sustainability.
This document from Central South Carolina Habitat for Humanity outlines various levels of sponsorship for their home building efforts, ranging from $5,000 to $70,000. A Full House Sponsor provides $70,000 to fund an entire home build. A Family Sponsor provides $60,000. A Partner Sponsor contributes $20,000, or one-third of the cost. Smaller sponsorships include Adopt-A-Lot for $10,000 and Adopt-A-Day for $5,000. Benefits include recognition, volunteer opportunities, and marketing benefits. The organization builds new homes, rehabilitates existing homes, and uses green building practices to provide affordable housing.
The document provides sponsorship opportunities for the 2009 South Coast Earth Day Festival organized by the Community Environmental Council. Sponsorship levels range from $25,000 for a presenting sponsor to $500 for a bronze champion sponsor. Higher levels of sponsorship receive larger booth space, upgraded booth equipment, prominent logo placement on the event and organization's websites and promotional materials, and advertisements in the festival guide. Sponsorship benefits marketing opportunities to the festival's expected attendance of over 11,000 people and promotes the sponsor's products, services and support for the organization's environmental work.
This is a PRIMER of the upcoming Event, Christmas In November, explaining details and rationale why we're holding this event that's happening this November 24, 25, 2012.
Berne Teeple has over 25 years of experience in senior level management, fundraising, marketing, and leadership positions for various non-profit organizations in Miami, Florida that provide services and support to those affected by homelessness and HIV/AIDS. She has a proven track record of successfully planning and executing special events and fundraising campaigns, writing grants, developing strategic plans, and motivating staff, boards, and volunteers. Her roles have included director positions where she increased annual revenues and expanded services and programs.
The Spotlight is on the Gwinnett Chamber to Reach $1,125,000
Now nine years strong, the 2014 Gwinnett Chamber Membership and Sponsorship Campaign volunteers are rolling out the red carpet to reach $1,125,000 and 100 new members
The marketing plan summarizes strategies to introduce Taziki's Mediterranean cuisine brand to the Cranberry, PA market. Key tactics include:
1) Gaining exposure through community events like the Cranberry CUP, Taste of Cranberry, and farmers' markets.
2) Building relationships with local organizations like the Chamber of Commerce and sponsoring local sports teams.
3) Engaging customers through a recipe challenge, sampling trays, and competitions between local school rivals to increase awareness and trial.
4) Implementing a sustainable business program and social media promotions to enrich the brand and drive loyal customers.
The plan outlines tactics, timelines, and a $8,735 budget to launch
4KIDS of South Florida is hosting a 15-year anniversary gala to raise funds and awareness for its programs that provide housing, foster care, and other services to children in crisis. The gala will feature prominent community leaders sharing their support for 4KIDS' mission. Sponsorship opportunities range from $2,500 to $50,000 and provide benefits like event tickets, recognition in marketing materials, and opportunities to visit 4KIDS facilities. The deadline to commit as a sponsor for inclusion in event marketing is August 23, 2012.
Pebble Beach White Paper - The Perfect PairingKacey Reil
This document discusses how top charities use Pebble Beach to achieve fundraising goals through golf tournaments. It provides examples like the Lexus Champions for Charity and National Kidney Foundation Cadillac Golf Classic which hold local tournaments throughout the year with the national championship at Pebble Beach. The AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am, which began as Bing Crosby's tournament in 1947, has raised over $110 million for local charities. Pebble Beach supports charities through discounted vacation packages for fundraising auctions and hosting exclusive tournaments that attract wealthy donors.
Tips and tricks for getting the word out to supporters of your non-profit or school that they can earn donations to support your cause through the GoodDining program.
Our belief: Community-Corporate Partnership (CCP) will work well to bring sustainable development for it redistributes inequitable resources and benefits through win-win strategy. Co-Creating & Co-Investing Our Future, by mobilizing through participatory action research (PAR). Let joint social responsibility together, DC Research and Analyzing Development Issue Centre (ADIC).
A by-invite-industry only private branded Charity Celebrity and Media event featuring brand showcase and celebrity gifting, music, eco-tips honoring the Emmy nominees.Not affiliated with Television Academy of Arts and Sciences or the Emmys organization. Not open to the public.
BCHF TOTH 2012 Sponsor Package 2012 Single PagesDawnDonahue
The document promotes Tip Out To Help month in October 2012, which raises funds for the BC Hospitality Foundation to provide financial assistance to those in the hospitality industry affected by critical illness or injury. It provides information on sponsorship opportunities for the fundraising campaign and details how individuals and organizations can participate or donate. The BC Hospitality Foundation supports people working in the hospitality industry through financial assistance during health issues as well as scholarship programs.
Analysis of Chick-fil-a & Recommendations for Organizational BehaviorElizabeth Erhartic
This PowerPoint was created as a supplement to go along with a group presentation in a class about industrial organizational behavior. The presentation explores Chick-fil-a as a company and the public outcry about its anti-LGBT agenda, and ends with recommendations of changes to the company’s organizational behavior based off of our findings and analyses.
Not Far From The Tree is a Toronto-based organization that harvests and distributes urban fruit that would otherwise go to waste. Since starting in 2008, they have picked over 30,000 pounds of fruit with over 700 volunteers and donated it to 25 food banks and shelters. The organization has expanded over the years and now has a staff, hundreds of volunteers, and support from donors. It has brought together the community and provided fresh fruit to those in need.
This experiment studied the effects of hypotonic, hypertonic, and isotonic solutions on plant cells. In the experiment, onion epidermal cells were placed in distilled water (hypotonic), 0.5M sucrose solution (isotonic), and 1.0M sucrose solution (hypertonic), and observed under a microscope. The cells placed in distilled water became turgid and large, while the cells in the more concentrated sucrose solutions shrank or crenated. When the cells from the hypertonic solution were returned to distilled water, they regained their turgid appearance. This demonstrated how cell shape is affected by the relative concentrations of solutions on either side of the cell membrane.
Chapter 4: Chemical Composition of the CellLim Yee Yern
1. The document describes experiments to test the effects of temperature, pH, and substrate concentration on enzyme activity.
2. In the temperature experiment, salivary amylase activity was highest at 37°C, the optimum temperature.
3. The pH experiment found that pepsin only catalyzes protein hydrolysis in acidic conditions.
4. Increasing substrate (starch) concentration increased the reaction rate of salivary amylase up to 0.4% concentration, beyond which the rate plateaued.
The potato is the world's fourth largest food crop. In Pakistan, potato production has increased significantly over the past decades to become an important crop. It is grown primarily in Punjab province, which accounts for over 85% of national potato production. The three major potato growing seasons in Pakistan are spring, summer, and autumn. Improving potato seed quality, reducing post-harvest losses, and stabilizing prices fluctuations remain ongoing challenges.
Chapter 3 Movement of Substances Lesson 2 - Effects of isotonic, hypotonic & ...j3di79
The document discusses isotonic, hypotonic, and hypertonic solutions and their effects on cells.
An isotonic solution has an equal concentration to a cell, so there is no net movement of water into or out of the cell. A hypotonic solution has a lower concentration than a cell, so water will move into the cell by osmosis, causing it to swell. A hypertonic solution has a higher concentration than a cell, so water will move out of the cell by osmosis, causing it to shrink or crenate.
Osmosis lab of potato in three types of watermasahiromaed
This document outlines an experiment to investigate the effect of different solutions on potato slices through osmosis. Potato slices were placed in glucose, saline, and distilled water solutions for 3 days. It was hypothesized that the glucose solution would cause the greatest change due to its higher concentration. The potato slices immersed in glucose solution experienced the highest percentage weight change of 10.57%, while those in saline changed 9.72%. However, the results for distilled water were inconclusive as the potato slices completely dissolved. In conclusion, the hypothesis that glucose would cause the greatest effect was supported, but the experiment could be improved by controlling temperature and using larger potato slices.
The effects of hypotonic, hypertonic and isotonicDewi Sivasamy
This document discusses the effects of hypotonic, hypertonic, and isotonic solutions on animal and plant cells. In an isotonic solution, water diffuses into and out of the cell at equal rates, maintaining the cell's normal shape. In a hypotonic solution, water enters the cell by osmosis, causing it to swell and potentially burst. In a hypertonic solution, water leaves the cell by osmosis, causing it to shrink or become plasmolyzed. Food preservation uses hypertonic solutions of salt or vinegar to dehydrate tissues and prevent microbial growth.
The document provides information about REI, a co-op retailer of outdoor gear and apparel. It discusses REI's mission, ownership structure, financial performance over 3 years, market analysis, brand identity matrix, and SWOT analysis. REI has 154 stores across 36 US states and generates sales through both brick-and-mortar and e-commerce channels. The document also includes customer personas to represent REI's target demographics.
The document describes sponsorship opportunities for the Greater Dallas Business Ethics Award (GDBEA) event. There are four sponsorship levels - Principal Partner for $10,000, Sustaining Partner for $5,000, Guiding Partner for $2,500, and Table Sponsor for $1,000. Each level provides visibility for sponsors through signage, advertisements, and opportunities to address attendees. The highest level Principal Partner receives prominent seating, a podium opportunity, and placement in publications. The event will be held on May 17, 2016 and will honor ethics award finalists and winners, with whistleblower Richard Bowen as keynote speaker.
Hockey taught me this: NHL Alumni Breakaway SymposiumWayne Dunn
This document discusses how hockey players and teams give back to their communities through various charitable efforts and supporting causes. It then outlines how these skills in giving back can translate to careers in corporate social responsibility and sustainability. The document provides examples of how companies have created social and environmental value through their engagement with communities and causes. It concludes by encouraging attendees to think about how their experience with giving back through hockey can be applied to potential careers in these fields.
4KIDS of South Florida is hosting a 15-year anniversary gala to raise funds and awareness for its programs that provide housing, foster care, and other services to children in crisis. The gala will feature prominent community leaders sharing their support for 4KIDS' mission. Sponsorship opportunities range from $2,500 to $50,000 and provide benefits like event tickets, recognition in marketing materials, and opportunities to visit 4KIDS facilities. The deadline to commit as a sponsor for inclusion in event marketing is August 23, 2012.
Pebble Beach White Paper - The Perfect PairingKacey Reil
This document discusses how top charities use Pebble Beach to achieve fundraising goals through golf tournaments. It provides examples like the Lexus Champions for Charity and National Kidney Foundation Cadillac Golf Classic which hold local tournaments throughout the year with the national championship at Pebble Beach. The AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am, which began as Bing Crosby's tournament in 1947, has raised over $110 million for local charities. Pebble Beach supports charities through discounted vacation packages for fundraising auctions and hosting exclusive tournaments that attract wealthy donors.
Tips and tricks for getting the word out to supporters of your non-profit or school that they can earn donations to support your cause through the GoodDining program.
Our belief: Community-Corporate Partnership (CCP) will work well to bring sustainable development for it redistributes inequitable resources and benefits through win-win strategy. Co-Creating & Co-Investing Our Future, by mobilizing through participatory action research (PAR). Let joint social responsibility together, DC Research and Analyzing Development Issue Centre (ADIC).
A by-invite-industry only private branded Charity Celebrity and Media event featuring brand showcase and celebrity gifting, music, eco-tips honoring the Emmy nominees.Not affiliated with Television Academy of Arts and Sciences or the Emmys organization. Not open to the public.
BCHF TOTH 2012 Sponsor Package 2012 Single PagesDawnDonahue
The document promotes Tip Out To Help month in October 2012, which raises funds for the BC Hospitality Foundation to provide financial assistance to those in the hospitality industry affected by critical illness or injury. It provides information on sponsorship opportunities for the fundraising campaign and details how individuals and organizations can participate or donate. The BC Hospitality Foundation supports people working in the hospitality industry through financial assistance during health issues as well as scholarship programs.
Analysis of Chick-fil-a & Recommendations for Organizational BehaviorElizabeth Erhartic
This PowerPoint was created as a supplement to go along with a group presentation in a class about industrial organizational behavior. The presentation explores Chick-fil-a as a company and the public outcry about its anti-LGBT agenda, and ends with recommendations of changes to the company’s organizational behavior based off of our findings and analyses.
Not Far From The Tree is a Toronto-based organization that harvests and distributes urban fruit that would otherwise go to waste. Since starting in 2008, they have picked over 30,000 pounds of fruit with over 700 volunteers and donated it to 25 food banks and shelters. The organization has expanded over the years and now has a staff, hundreds of volunteers, and support from donors. It has brought together the community and provided fresh fruit to those in need.
This experiment studied the effects of hypotonic, hypertonic, and isotonic solutions on plant cells. In the experiment, onion epidermal cells were placed in distilled water (hypotonic), 0.5M sucrose solution (isotonic), and 1.0M sucrose solution (hypertonic), and observed under a microscope. The cells placed in distilled water became turgid and large, while the cells in the more concentrated sucrose solutions shrank or crenated. When the cells from the hypertonic solution were returned to distilled water, they regained their turgid appearance. This demonstrated how cell shape is affected by the relative concentrations of solutions on either side of the cell membrane.
Chapter 4: Chemical Composition of the CellLim Yee Yern
1. The document describes experiments to test the effects of temperature, pH, and substrate concentration on enzyme activity.
2. In the temperature experiment, salivary amylase activity was highest at 37°C, the optimum temperature.
3. The pH experiment found that pepsin only catalyzes protein hydrolysis in acidic conditions.
4. Increasing substrate (starch) concentration increased the reaction rate of salivary amylase up to 0.4% concentration, beyond which the rate plateaued.
The potato is the world's fourth largest food crop. In Pakistan, potato production has increased significantly over the past decades to become an important crop. It is grown primarily in Punjab province, which accounts for over 85% of national potato production. The three major potato growing seasons in Pakistan are spring, summer, and autumn. Improving potato seed quality, reducing post-harvest losses, and stabilizing prices fluctuations remain ongoing challenges.
Chapter 3 Movement of Substances Lesson 2 - Effects of isotonic, hypotonic & ...j3di79
The document discusses isotonic, hypotonic, and hypertonic solutions and their effects on cells.
An isotonic solution has an equal concentration to a cell, so there is no net movement of water into or out of the cell. A hypotonic solution has a lower concentration than a cell, so water will move into the cell by osmosis, causing it to swell. A hypertonic solution has a higher concentration than a cell, so water will move out of the cell by osmosis, causing it to shrink or crenate.
Osmosis lab of potato in three types of watermasahiromaed
This document outlines an experiment to investigate the effect of different solutions on potato slices through osmosis. Potato slices were placed in glucose, saline, and distilled water solutions for 3 days. It was hypothesized that the glucose solution would cause the greatest change due to its higher concentration. The potato slices immersed in glucose solution experienced the highest percentage weight change of 10.57%, while those in saline changed 9.72%. However, the results for distilled water were inconclusive as the potato slices completely dissolved. In conclusion, the hypothesis that glucose would cause the greatest effect was supported, but the experiment could be improved by controlling temperature and using larger potato slices.
The effects of hypotonic, hypertonic and isotonicDewi Sivasamy
This document discusses the effects of hypotonic, hypertonic, and isotonic solutions on animal and plant cells. In an isotonic solution, water diffuses into and out of the cell at equal rates, maintaining the cell's normal shape. In a hypotonic solution, water enters the cell by osmosis, causing it to swell and potentially burst. In a hypertonic solution, water leaves the cell by osmosis, causing it to shrink or become plasmolyzed. Food preservation uses hypertonic solutions of salt or vinegar to dehydrate tissues and prevent microbial growth.
The document provides information about REI, a co-op retailer of outdoor gear and apparel. It discusses REI's mission, ownership structure, financial performance over 3 years, market analysis, brand identity matrix, and SWOT analysis. REI has 154 stores across 36 US states and generates sales through both brick-and-mortar and e-commerce channels. The document also includes customer personas to represent REI's target demographics.
The document describes sponsorship opportunities for the Greater Dallas Business Ethics Award (GDBEA) event. There are four sponsorship levels - Principal Partner for $10,000, Sustaining Partner for $5,000, Guiding Partner for $2,500, and Table Sponsor for $1,000. Each level provides visibility for sponsors through signage, advertisements, and opportunities to address attendees. The highest level Principal Partner receives prominent seating, a podium opportunity, and placement in publications. The event will be held on May 17, 2016 and will honor ethics award finalists and winners, with whistleblower Richard Bowen as keynote speaker.
Hockey taught me this: NHL Alumni Breakaway SymposiumWayne Dunn
This document discusses how hockey players and teams give back to their communities through various charitable efforts and supporting causes. It then outlines how these skills in giving back can translate to careers in corporate social responsibility and sustainability. The document provides examples of how companies have created social and environmental value through their engagement with communities and causes. It concludes by encouraging attendees to think about how their experience with giving back through hockey can be applied to potential careers in these fields.
The Go Green Expo will take place April 15-17, 2011 at the LA Convention Center. The expo will feature eco-friendly products and services from over 300 companies. It is aimed at both business professionals on Friday and consumers on Saturday and Sunday. Exhibitors can choose between standard, upgraded, and premium participation packages ranging from $1,495 to $5,995. Sponsorship opportunities are also available from $10,000 to $100,000, with various benefits including booth space, marketing promotions, and passes.
This document provides information on how to build a successful sponsorship program. It outlines identifying sponsor assets and packaging them into different sponsorship levels. It discusses developing a target sponsor list through research and prioritization. The document covers obtaining meetings with sponsors by preparing and following up, as well as developing proposals that address the sponsor's needs. Sample sponsorship packages and benefits for different levels are presented for a Jingle Bell Run/Walk event.
The document summarizes sponsorship opportunities for Burlington's annual Canada Day celebration, which attracts over 70,000 visitors. Sponsorship levels range from $25,000 for the presenting sponsor down to $1,000 for event sponsors. Higher levels receive more promotional benefits like logo placement, guest passes, and opportunities to interact with attendees. The top sponsor would receive category exclusivity and opportunities to MC events. Sponsorship supports activities, entertainment, food, and fun for all ages at the largest one-day festival in Burlington on July 1st.
Corporate Sponsorship and Cause Marketing at the Club and District LevelsRotary International
Let’s discuss how Rotary clubs and districts can leverage
corporate support through local sponsorship and cause
marketing. Learn about different types of cause marketing
campaigns and how to package and price sponsorships.
You’ll also gain insight into what potential sponsors are
looking for, and understand Rotary’s guidelines on brand
usage as well as legal and financial considerations.
Corporate Sponsorship and Cause Marketing at the Club and District LevelsElizabeth Toms
Let’s discuss how Rotary clubs and districts can leverage
corporate support through local sponsorship and cause
marketing. Learn about different types of cause marketing
campaigns and how to package and price sponsorships.
You’ll also gain insight into what potential sponsors are
looking for, and understand Rotary’s guidelines on brand
usage as well as legal and financial considerations.
2016 LWSD 5K Sponsor and Exhibitor Opportunities ApplicationVaneza Casimiro
The document announces a partnership between the County of San Diego and the San Diego Blood Bank to host a 5K run/walk called the Live Well San Diego 5K. The event will raise money for the Blood Bank and support for foster youth. It describes sponsorship opportunities for businesses to support the event and its goals of promoting health and wellness in the community.
The document discusses corporate social responsibility (CSR) for small businesses, including what CSR is, common business impacts and ways to reduce impacts through various waste reduction strategies. It also provides examples of CSR partnerships between a cosmetics company and a charity that supports young adults with cancer, outlining the benefits of the relationship for both organizations.
As part of our eco-island series, Maureen Wilson of red Ballon Marketing, discusses how environmental issues are affecting businesses behaviour and attitude
2016 Farm to Table Pittsburgh Sponsorship InformationMary Hagan
This document summarizes a decade-long local food conference organized by American HealthCare Group. The conference started in 2007 with 350 attendees and has grown annually, with the goal of connecting local farms and consumers. It features local food vendors and exhibitors showcasing products like eggs, cheeses, wines and more. Sponsorship opportunities are outlined to help promote local farms and businesses through advertising, exhibits, and classes at the conference.
Green Fair Event Planning & Production provides green event planning and production services such as their Green Fair event held at company worksites. They have produced over 75 green events nationwide, educating over 60,000 employees. Their Green Fairs focus on energy efficiency, water conservation, waste reduction, alternative commute options, and healthy living. They recruit green vendors, plan the event logistics, produce marketing materials, and provide additional services like music, food, and equipment rental to produce a successful educational event for employees.
VF2018 Workshop: Anatomy of a Deal (FundRazr, FrontFundr, BMW Consulting)Craig Asano
FundRazr is an award-winning online fundraising platform that has helped thousands of people and organizations raise money for causes they care about. FundRazr offers a fundraising platform that is easy to use, inexpensive and readily accessible. FundRazr’s online fundraising platform has helped raise over $115 million for over 140,000 campaigns in dozens of countries around the world. For more information, visit the company's website at www.fundrazr.com.
FrontFundr connects investors and entrepreneurs. Investing in young companies has been limited to angel investors, venture capital firms and wealthy individuals. These investors represent only a fraction of the larger investor community who are excited and have the financial means to participate in growing new companies. FrontFundr uses today’s technology to enable entrepreneurs to raise money from a much larger investor community. This is an opportunity for seasoned investors and the wider public to come together to directly drive innovation and entrepreneurship. With FrontFundr, both experienced and regular investors can exercise positive influence on businesses they would like to see succeed. For more information, visit the company's website at www.frontfundr.com.
Bennett Milner Williams Consulting Ltd. is led by Principal, Victoria Bennett.
With over twenty years’ experience in business-to-business and business-to-consumer marketing in Europe and North America, Victoria has overseen sales, operations, finance, and HR in a spectrum of industries. Victoria has a record of strong commercial success working with major brands including Procter & Gamble, TD Bank, Mars, Tervita, BP, Gushor (a Schlumberger company), ENMAX, and Axia NetMedia.
VanFUNDING 2018 - Anatomy of a successful crowdfunding deal Daryl Hatton
Presentation of success factors of innovative hybrid securities crowdfunding campaigns given at VanFUNDING 2018 conference in Vancouver Canada. Companies discussed include Red Mountain, Very Good Butchers, Vermillion Growers, and Squamish Canyon.
NEPR had a successful year in 2012 with growth in individual donors, fundraising revenue, and underwriting revenue. Key accomplishments included hiring new staff, hosting community events, and partnering with local organizations on fundraising campaigns. The station also launched a new "Good Thinking" marketing campaign and audio archive called AudioFiles. Looking ahead, NEPR's goals for 2013 focus on growing the sustaining partner program, increasing major and planned giving, expanding social media presence, and continuing to improve marketing and communications across the region.
The document summarizes the services offered by Broekman Communications, a Jewish community marketing and PR agency. The agency has over 15 years of experience in marketing, branding, PR, and donor relations for Jewish non-profits. It presents its experience working with over 40 synagogues, schools, community centers and youth organizations. The agency offers a wide range of services including branding, social media campaigns, website development, and membership and donor relations campaigns. The presentation was made to Stephen S. Wise Temple to pitch the agency's services.
Deborah Heddendorf is a marketing and business development professional with over 15 years of experience in brand strategy, event planning, and community outreach. She is currently working as a Client Liaison at Assisted Recovery Center of Georgia where she develops referral relationships with doctors and pain centers. Previously she has held roles in marketing consulting, account management, and golf course management. She has a proven track record of exceeding sales goals and has extensive experience in event planning and fundraising for non-profits.
Las Colinas, located in Irving, Texas, is a major corporate community home to companies like ExxonMobil and Nokia. It offers a progressive business climate and amenities. Plans include a new light rail connecting Las Colinas to Dallas and the airport, as well as parks and other developments. The area aims to continue growing as a premier corporate address through improving transportation and recreational opportunities.
Similar to West Kendall Earth Day Festival - Sponsorship (20)
1. Sunday, April 21, 2013 11:00 am – 4:00 pm
Deerfield Bonita Lakes Park, 14445 SW 122nd Ave, Miami
Presented by:
2. Vision
Earth Day shall serve to remind people what is important in our
own lives, as well as our shared existence – our community,
our state, our country and our planet.
This Annual Festival will educate and inspire our local community
to grow more conscious of their daily habits, for a better
common future.
Be Local & Live Green
3. Festival Zones
Main Stage Food & Drinks
• Live music • Locally-sourced
• Family friendly • Local, healthy,
Performances gourmet food
• Annual Environmental options available
Hero Award
Local Products Children’s Area
• Shop for local crafts, • Kids activities
products & services, • Bounce House
including companies • Local businesses with
that provide products and services
environmentally tailored for the little ones
friendly solutions.
4. Festival Zones
Green Car Show Bike World Live Green
• Features the latest electric and • Organized in partnership with • Organizations that promote and
hybrid vehicle technology from Bike Masters educate people to reduce, reuse
Ford, Toyota, GM, Nissan, Honda • Free and secure valet and recycle.
and more bike parking • Free showerheads, learn about
• Free bicycle tune-ups organic farming, composting, rain
barrels, and more.
Environmental Hero Award
West Kendall’s annual environmental hero award is granted to an
individual who has made significant contributions to the
environmental movement.
Our First Environmental Hero will be awarded to Ron Magill,
Communications Director at Zoo Miami, in recognition of his
efforts on wildlife preservation..
5. Why Sponsor?
Be discovered by thousands of local residents who will attend this event and learn
the importance of being local & being green.
This is the FIRST large scale family-friendly event organized in the West Kendall area to
promote local businesses and green companies.
Greater Kendall is the fastest growing residential and business community in Miami-Dade
County, with a population of over 300,000.
Increase sales, brand awareness and consumer loyalty by sharing what your company has to
offer, what you’re doing and why.
Earth Day is the most important event of the year for any company or organization wanting
to showcase green programs and products, and connect with the exploding population of
green consumers. As seen across mainstream media and in the marketplace, sustainability
efforts are no longer a luxury – they are a requirement.
6. Sponsorship Levels
Earth Day Presenting Sponsor $15,000
• Sponsorship Recognition during Earth Day Festival with Speaking Engagement
• On stage presence at the Earth Day event, tailored to meet your interests
• Logo prominently displayed in all Earth Day Festival promotional materials
• Logo prominently displayed in all print advertising for Earth Day Festival
• Logo prominently displayed in all email blasts for Earth Day Festival
• One Exclusive Email Blast to all RelyLocal West Kendall subscribers
• Membership in RelyLocal West Kendall Directory for One Year
• Rectangle Banner ad with link on the RelyLocal West Kendall website for One Year
• Top Banner/Header Position on the RelyLocal West Kendall website for One Month
• Mention in the Earth Day Festival press release, media advisory & calendar listing
• Two 6' tables and four chairs
• Two 10' x 10' tents
• One Additional 10’ x 10’ area for activity/display
• Green Car Show Only: Up to Four Automobiles
7. Sponsorship Levels
Earth Day Diamond Sponsor $10,000
• Sponsorship Recognition during Earth Day Festival with Speaking Engagement
• On stage presence at the Earth Day event, tailored to meet your interests
• Logo prominently displayed in all Earth Day Festival promotional materials
• Logo prominently displayed in all print advertising for Earth Day Festival
• Logo prominently displayed in all email blasts for Earth Day Festival
• Membership in RelyLocal West Kendall Directory for One Year
• Rectangle Banner ad with link on the RelyLocal West Kendall website for One Year
• Mention in the Earth Day Festival press release, media advisory & calendar listing
• Two 6' tables and four chairs
• Two 10' x 10' tents
• Green Car Show Only: Up to Three Automobiles
8. Sponsorship Levels
Earth Day Platinum Sponsor $5,000
• Sponsorship Recognition during Earth Day Festival
• Logo prominently displayed in all Earth Day Festival promotional materials
• Logo prominently displayed in all print advertising for Earth Day Festival
• Logo prominently displayed in all email blasts for Earth Day Festival
• Membership in RelyLocal West Kendall Directory for One Year
• Square Banner ad with link on the RelyLocal West Kendall website for One Year
• Mention in the Earth Day Festival press release, media advisory & calendar listing
• Two 6' tables and four chairs
• Two 10' x 10' tents
• Green Car Show Only: Up to Two Automobiles
9. Sponsorship Levels
Earth Day Gold Sponsor $2,500
• Sponsorship Recognition during Earth Day Festival
• Logo prominently displayed in all Earth Day Festival promotional materials
• Logo prominently displayed in all print advertising for Earth Day Festival
• Logo prominently displayed in all email blasts for Earth Day Festival
• Membership in RelyLocal West Kendall Directory for One Year
• Square Banner ad with link on the RelyLocal West Kendall website for One Year
• Mention in the Earth Day Festival press release, media advisory & calendar listing
• Two 6' tables and four chairs
• One 10' x 10' tent
• Green Car Show Only: One Automobile
10. Sponsorship Levels
Earth Day Silver Sponsor $1,000
• Sponsorship Recognition during Earth Day Festival
• Logo prominently displayed in Earth Day Festival poster
• Logo prominently displayed in all print advertising for Earth Day Festival
• Logo prominently displayed in all email blasts for Earth Day Festival
• Membership in RelyLocal West Kendall Directory for One Year
• One 6' table and two chairs
• One 10' x 10' tent
11. Sponsorship Levels
Earth Day Bronze Sponsor $500
• Sponsorship level displayed in Earth Day Festival poster
• Sponsorship listing in all print advertising for Earth Day Festival
• Sponsorship listing in all email blasts for Earth Day Festival
• Membership in RelyLocal West Kendall Directory for One Year
• One 6' table and two chairs
Earth Day Exhibitor Table $175
• One 6' table and two chairs
• Exhibitors may be listed in promotional materials including poster
and/or print advertising.
12. Sponsorship Elements
Business Directory
Membership Links to Social
$300 value; 12 months Media
Included in All Sponsorship Levels,
Except Exhibitor Table
Full web directory listing in up to six
categories of your choice and includes Other Categories
your logo, short description, long
description, hours of operation, phone, Tags
fax, email, address with interactive
Google map, printable coupons, photos,
downloadable documents, meet the
owner section, user reviews, inclusion Back Links to
in search engines and links to Specific pages
Facebook, Twitter, Blog, MySpace,
Skype, Indeed, YouTube, and your
website.
13. Sponsorship Elements
Interactive Map
Business Directory Up to Three Coupons
Membership - continued
Included in All Sponsorship Levels,
Except Exhibitor Table
Listing also includes:
• Up to Three Coupons
• Interactive Map
Meet the Owner
• Up to 12 photos
• Opportunity for Customer Reviews
14. Sponsorship Elements
Exclusive Sponsor Ads with links on
Top Header Position
the RelyLocal West Kendall Website 1,000 x 180 pixels
Exclusive to Presenting Sponsor
$1,000 Value; one month
Rectangle Banner ad
300 x 140 pixels
Included in Presenting Sponsorship
and Diamond Sponsorship Levels
$1,800 Value; 12 months
Square Banner ad
140 x 140 pixels
Included in Platinum Sponsorship
and Gold Sponsorship Levels
$900 Value; 12 months
15. Sponsorship Elements
One Exclusive Email Blast
to all RelyLocal West Kendall Subscribers
Exclusive to Presenting Sponsor
Timing selected by Sponsor
$2,500 value
16. Promotion and Advertising
• Insert sent to over 80,000 households in West Kendall area including zip codes
33185, 33193, 33183, 33196, 33186, 33187 and 33177
• Posters
• Flyers
• Press Release by Miami-Dade Parks
• Partnerships with local media outlets
• Promotions at local educational institutions
• Banners and signage in high-traffic areas
• Email blasts sent to all RelyLocal West Kendall subscribers
(business and consumers)
• Prominent banners and call to actions in the RelyLocal
West Kendall Website
• Calendar Listing in Miami-Dade Parks Guide
17. Venue
Deerwood Bonita Lakes Park
14445 SW 122 Ave.
Miami, FL 33186
Main Stage facing the parking lot
Each 10’ x 10’ tent/exhibitor area will face
the paved walkways to make event
accessible to all event guests, including
those with disabilities.
Each sponsor will have an assigned space(s)
depending on sponsorship level and festival
zones.
All Festival zones including Green Auto
Show, Food Truck/Vendor and sponsorship
areas will be assigned.
Bike Main Welcome Sponsor Bounce
World Stage Tent Tents House
Not to scale; not actual number of spaces.
18. In-Kind Sponsorship Opportunities
We greatly appreciate in-kind sponsors provide to ensure the success of our First
Annual West Kendall Earth Day Festival.
If you think your company may be able to assist us by donating items or services,
please contact us at 786-759-1249 or westkendall@relylocal.com.
Items and services in need include, but are not limited to:
Printing Entertainment
Press & Publicity Advertising
Media Coverage Music/DJ
Photography/Videography A/V Production
Billboard Placement & Production Set Design/Decor
Non-Alcoholic Beverages Food Vendors
Banners & Signage Promotional Giveaways
Award for Environmental Hero Raffle prizes
19. Sponsorship Application & Agreement
Submit attached Application and Agreement along with payment and required
information by March 30, 2013 to ensure your logo will be included in all
promotional elements.
Mail signed Sponsorship Application and Agreement along with check or money
order to: Local Biz Marketing Group,
13445 SW 153 Terrace Unit 1803, Miami, FL 33177
Make checks payable to: Local Biz Marketing Group
Upon receiving application, payment and information requested, the Earth Day
Festival Committee will confirm your participation by April 5, 2013.
Questions? Need additional information?
Call 786-759-1249 or email us at westkendall@relylocal.com
20. Join Us!
Be discovered
by thousands of local residents
who will attend this event
and learn the importance of
being local & being green.