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Sponsorship Opportunities 2021 Inductees th Wednesday, September 29 , 2021* 5:30- 8:00 P.M. * raindate Thursday, September 30th Mortensen Riverfront Plaza, 300 Columbus Boulevard, Hartford, CT 2021 Inductees Teresa C. Younger Kica Matos Jerimarie Liesegang President and CEO VP of Initiatives Tireless advocate for the Transgender of the Ms. Foundation for Women at the Vera Institute of Justice and LGBTQ+ communities in Connecticut Posthumous Inductee Sponsorship Opportunities For more information please contact Isabel Pestana | [email protected] or 203.392.9009 Sponsporship Levels Title Sponsor $15,000 • Welcome remarks at live event • Full page letter and full page ad in virtual program book • 1 minute video on air at the start of the virtual program • 15 tickets to live event • Mentions in all media outreach • Food, wine, & sparkling water for all guests provided • Logo displayed in all marketing materials and on the by the Big Green Pizza Truck and Two Pour Guys CWHF website • Unlimited virtual event tickets* Gold Sponsor $10,000 • Online 15 seconds advertisement segment during • Full page ad in virtual program book virtual program • 10 tickets to live event • Mentions in media outreach • Food, wine, & sparkling water for all guests provided • Logo displayed in all marketing materials and on the by the Big Green Pizza Truck and Two Pour Guys CWHF website • Unlimited virtual event tickets* Silver Sponsor $5,000 • Mentions in media outreach. • 5 tickets to live event • Logo displayed in all marketing materials and on the • Food, wine, & sparkling water for all guests provided CWHF website by the Big Green Pizza Truck and Two Pour Guys • ½ page ad in virtual program book • Unlimited virtual event tickets* Bronze Sponsor $3,000 • Mentions in media outreach • Food, wine, & sparkling water for all guests provided • Name listed in all marketing materials and on the by the Big Green Pizza Truck and Two Pour Guys CWHF website • Unlimited virtual event tickets* • 3 tickets to live event * Coming November 2021! CWHF will host a special online event featuring our 2021 Inductees - Leaders in Social Justice. Speaking live, Teresa Younger and Kica Matos will share their stories, including visions, challenges and goals for a future where diversity, inclusion and equality break all barriers of discrimination. Levels Your Sponsorship Matters COVID-19 has created many challenges for our community, and women and students are particularly impacted. At the Hall, we are working diligently to ensure that our educational materials are available online while parents, students, and community members work from home and that our work remains relevant to the times. We are moving forward to offer even more programs that support our community’s educational needs, from collaborating with our Partners to offer virtual educational events like at-home STEM workshops, to our new webinar series, “A Conversation Between”, which creates a forum for women to discuss issues that matter to them with leaders in our community. Proceeds from our Annual Induction Ceremony support these efforts to ensure we can continue to provide important programming that centers and uplifts women and girls and inspires them to keep learning and working together during this challenging time. Why Sponsor Why CWHF • Showcase your organization as a supporter of innovative and relevant educational materials • Since 1994, the Hall has worked to create a more equitable future for all that empower women and girls of us by sharing the stories of accomplished Connecticut women, • Network with many of empowering women and girls to reach their full potential. Connecticut’s top civic and • Proceeds from the event support the development of our award-winning business leaders educational materials which we provide to schools, businesses, and • Recognition for your organization community organizations state-wide. on promotional materials used throughout the year Educating Girls Education Programs 2,615 students participated in CWHF school, STEMfems, and Financefems programs. Going virtual provided an opportunity to reach more students at one time, increasing our impact and driving our mission of educating students on the accomplishments of Students Adults Connecticut women forward. 2,615 1,137 INSPIRED REACHED Lesson Plans STEMfems Junior Ms. Story Our lesson plans help young people connect the past to the present by uncovering We currently offer two We currently offer the historical impact Connecticut women modules Featuring Dorrit three modules made. Each module is directly keyed to Hoffleit a world-renowned featuring Marian the Common Core State Standards and astronomer and Barbara Anderson, Alice Paul, reinforces essential skills like critical thinking, McClintock a famed and Isabella information literacy, collaboration, and geneticist and Nobel Beecher Hooker. effective communication. Prize winner. Connecticut Women’s Hall of Fame Inductees 1994 - 2020 Mary Jobe Akeley Dorothy Goodwin Clare Boothe Luce Lydia Huntley Sigourney Anni Albers Ella Tambussi Grasso Carolyn Mazure Abby Hadassah Smith Marian Anderson Estelle Griswold Barbara McClintock Cyrinthia Sacretia Smith Beatrice Fox Auerbach Florence Griswold Dollie McLean Hancy Zephina Smith Emma Fielding Baker Mary Hall Faith Middleton Hannah Hadassah Smith Emily Dunning Barringer Dorothy Hamill Carolyn Miles Laurilla Aleroyla Smith Evelyn Longman Batchelder Alice Hamilton Rachel Taylor Milton Julia Evelina Smith Adrianne Baughns-Wallace Jane Hamilton-Merritt Constance Baker Motley Virginia Thrall Smith Catharine Esther Beecher Katharine Hepburn Anne M. Mulcahy Helen Smits Josephine Bennett Katharine Houghton Denise L. Nappier Anne Stanback Hepburn Frances Ellen Burr Nell Newman Hilda Crosby Standish Caroline Maria Hewins Lucia Chase Indra K. Nooyi Joan Steitz Clara Hill Marian Chertow Laura Nyro Maria Miller Stewart Elsie Hill Jewel Plummer Cobb Martha Parsons Harriet Beecher Stowe Helena Hill Jody Cohen Alice Paul Gladys Tantaquidgeon Dotha Bushnell Hillyer Elizabeth Hart Jarvis Colt Jane Pauley Betty C. Tianti Dorrit Hoffleit Martha Coolidge Ellen Ash Peters Augusta Lewis Troup Isabella Beecher Hooker Prudence Crandall Ann Petry Sophie Tucker Mary Goodrich Jenson Katherine Seymour Day Emily Pierson Antonina Uccello Emeline Robert Jones Rosa DeLauro Elizabeth George Plouffe Glenna Collett Vare Joan Joyce Annie Dillard Rosa Ponselle Lillian Vernon Helen Keller Beatrix Farrand Sarah Porter Florence Wald Isabelle M. Kelley Sr. Helen Margaret Feeney Theodate Pope Riddle Patricia M. Wald Barbara B. Kennelly Catherine Flanagan Catherine Roraback Laura Wheeler Waring Eileen Kraus Sarah Lee Brown Fleming Edna Negron Rosario Hannah Bunce Watson Susanne K. Langer Fidelia Hoscott Fielding Anika Noni Rose Tina Weymouth Martha “Matt Langevin Helen Frankenthaler Margo Rose Margaret Bourke White Jennifer Lawton Barbara Hackman Franklin Margaret Fogarty Rudkin Maggie Wilderotter Annie Leibovitz Martha Minerva Franklin Rosalind Russell Miriam Therese Winter Madeleine L’Engle Edythe J. Gaines Susan Saint James Chase Going Woodhouse Rebecca Lobo Anne Garrels Marian Salzman Mabel Osgood Wright Donna Lopiano Charlotte Perkins Gilman Maria C. Sanchez Joyce Yerwood Linda Koch Lorimer Patricia Goldman-Rakic Mary Townsend Seymour Our Mission The Connecticut Women’s Hall of Fame honors the achievements of women by celebrating their legacies and telling their powerful stories, inspiring women and girls to realize their own limitless potential. As the state’s premier resource for Connecticut women’s history, we accomplish our mission through education and community outreach programs for both students and adults. BOARD OF TRUSTEES Board Chair Sandra Vigliotti Senich Vice Chairs Melinda Agsten & Desiree Wolfe Treasurer Lori M. Budnick Secretary Ruby Melton Founding President Geena Clonan Trustees Joaquina Borges King Ndidi Moses Beth Costello Susan Sprano Tracy L. Feliciani Tracy Tyree Kristin Flyntz Deborah Ullman Deb Geyer Roberta “Bert” Jennifer Jackson Wachtelhausen Melinda Kaufmann Abby Warren Christine Lodewick Nancy Wheeler Meryl Mallery Consulting Scholar Mickey Mattei Rosalyn Amenta EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Sarah Smith Lubarsky 320 Fitch Street, Schwartz Hall B-3 (SCSU) New Haven, CT 06515 On the Campus of Southern Connecticut State University 203.392.9007 | [email protected] | www.cwhf.org Commitment Form Please Select Your Sponsorship Level Title Sponsor $15,000 Silver Sponsor $5,000 Gold Sponsor $10,000 Bronze Sponsor $3,000 Company Information Company Name Contact Name Address City State Zip Code Phone Number Method of Payment (please select one) Credit Card Check ACH Bank Transfer If paying by Credit Card or ACH Bank Transfer please contact Isabel Pestana, Development Manager at [email protected] or call 203-392-9009 to complete your payment. If paying by Check please mail your payment to: Connecticut Women’s Hall of Fame 320 Fitch Street Schwartz Hall, B-3, SCSU New Haven, CT 06515 Please email completed form to [email protected] | Questions please call 203-392-9009.
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