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A Fundraising Event in Support of PAL Toronto A fundraising event in support of PAL Toronto Co-hosts Jeanne Beker and Barry Flatman, photo by Gerry Salsberg SUPPORTING A GREAT CAUSE HAS NEVER BEEN SO MUCH FUN! MAY 6, 2013, 6:00 PM ARCADIAN LOFT, SIMPSON TOWER 8TH FLOOR, 401 BAY STREET. SCRABBLE®, the associated logo, the design of the distinctive SCRABBLE® brand game and the distinctive letter tile designs are trademarks of Hasbro in the United States and Canada and are used with permission. ©2013 Hasbro All Rights Reserved BE PART OF A GREAT EVENT, FOR A GREAT CAUSE! Jennifer Dale This is your opportunity to be a valued sponsor of the Ninth Annual SCRABBLE® WITH THE STARS, one of the year’s most anticipated events. Why is it so popular? First, it supports The Performing Arts Lodge, (PAL) Toronto, a unique organization that provides affordable housing in a lively community to members of the entertainment industry. Second, SCRABBLE® WITH THE STARS is a one-of-a-kind, fun-filled event. Where else can you match words with such celebrities as Colin Mochrie, Deb McGrath, R.H. Thomson, Sarah Polley, Gordon Pinsent, Rod Black, Carole MacNeil, , Rick Miller, Jeanne Beker, Dave Broadfoot or Diana Swain! As a sponsor, you and your guests will mingle, at the very chic Arcadian Loft, with about 50 celebrities from the worlds of TV, film, stage, radio and sports. You’ll sit down at a table for 4, enjoy a delicious buffet dinner with one of the stars, and then you’ll launch into a rousing game of SCRABBLE®. If you’ve got the competitive spirit, you can bid on the services of World Champion SCRABBLE experts, who can help you go after big prizes for high scores. There’s a celebrity art silent auction and lots fun ways to win great prizes. And with a room full of actors, there’s always the possibility of an impromptu performance. No wonder SCRABBLE® WITH THE STARS is a fundraiser that spells success for everyone. Dini Petty, Paul Soles, Marilyn Lightstone Don’t JuST TAKE OUR WORD FOR IT. Here’s what some of our sponsors have to say about SCRABBLE® WITH THE STARS: Jean-Marc Mackenzie “SCRABBLE With The Stars is a special night in which we’re able to give back to the arts community, which has contributed so much to our society. In a room filled with celebrities, you’ll feel you’re at home, having fun with friends.” Jean-Marc Mackenzie, Senior Vice President, Morneau Shepell “You could have heard a pin drop when Paul Soles was speaking. I found myself thinking that it was a lovely reminder that being a senior and a resident of PAL doesn’t mean the end of things – just the opposite. I felt really proud about contributing to PAL and also felt determined to con- tinue my support.” Lynn Harvey, President Enter the Picture Productions Lynn Harvey, Jaymz Bee WHAT MAKES PAL A PLACE WORTH SUPPORTING? Think about how Canada’s actors, singers, writers, camera operators and other behind-the-scenes professionals have elevated our lives by contributing their life’s work to the theatrical, broadcast and cinematic arts in this country. You can acknowledge that contribution by supporting PAL. The Performing Arts Lodges, Toronto (PAL) is the first organization in Canada dedicated to providing affordable housing and care for members of the entertainment industry. PAL offers assistance in the areas of health, well-being and affordable accom- modation, in a lively community, right downtown. Also unique is PAL’s voluntary service, Supporting Cast, which is available to ailing or aging performing arts professionals throughout the GTA. Not surprisingly, residents love calling PAL home. But failing health for some of our aging residents can preclude independent living. Funds raised at the Ninth Annual SCRABBLE® WITH THE STARS will further the ongoing steps toward providing assistance to PAL residents so they can remain among friends with whom they share common bonds, while receiving the additional care they need. For more information about PAL, please see the attached brochure, or go to www.paltoronto.org YOUR SUPPORT WILL RECEIVE GREAT NOTICES! Gordon Pinsent with Michael Burgess, photo by Gerry Salsberg When you decide to sponsor SCRABBLE® WITH THE STARS, you’re attaching yourself to a unique event that has grown in stature and status, and gains more public awareness and celebrity participation each year. Our publicity campaign wins attention from every form of media, highlighting our event and publicizing the support of our sponsors. And shows like CTV’s ETalk Daily and Global Television’s Entertainment Tonight will cover the event. So everyone will know you’ve helped to make this year’s event another success. To see how CBC News covered it last year, go to our website scrabblewiththestars.ca. To find out how you can participate in the 2013 SCRABBLE® WITH THE STARS, please read the attached information sheets, or check out our website at scrabblewiththestars.ca. Kay Goshine, Barry Flatman, Ellen Trotman Cover Photos clockwise: Alisa Pellizzari w/ Sharon Hampson; Gordon Pinsent w/ Caroline Stevens; Colin Mochrie w/ Deb McGrath, Vivienne Muhling and Naomi Snieckus; Rod Black w/ Erin and Tony Cimino. Photos by Daniela Muhling unless otherwise noted SCRABBLE WITH THE STARS SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES INCLUDE: Champion Sponsor $10,000 Host Sponsor $ 7,500 Production Sponsor $ 5,000 Celebrity Sponsor $ 2,500 Corporate Table Sponsor $ 1,000 CHAMPION SPONSOR As the Champion Sponsor, you will receive: • Full page Ad in Souvenir Program • A branded/ identified “zone” specific to your product, • Listing in Souvenir Program message or brand • Table card Recognition • The largest star on the Donor Wall in the PAL lobby • Sponsor Logo Boards • Recognition on all communication materials • Opportunity to showcase/ sample products/ services including, but not limited to: on-site Event Letterhead Event flyers/posters Media Release VIP Services including: Web site (including a link to your company’s site) • Private pre-Gala Champagne reception with key stars Annual report • 3 Event Tables (9 guest seats worth $150 each, and PAL Canada National Publication (Palingenesis) 3 stars) • Framed Autographed Photo with Celebrity of Choice On-site visibility: • Opportunity to use event images for promotional • Podium Opportunity purposes • Speaking opportunity • Your logo integrated into the masthead of the event • Photo Opportunity: prize presentation with the website Celebrity Players • Signage/Banners (in keeping with theme and ambiance of the evening) The Champion Sponsorship fee is $10,000 SCRABBLE WITH THE STARS SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES INCLUDE: Champion Sponsor $10,000 Host Sponsor $ 7,500 Production Sponsor $ 5,000 Celebrity Sponsor $ 2,500 Corporate Table Sponsor $ 1,000 HOST SPONSOR As the Host Sponsor, you will receive: • Listing in Souvenir Program • A large star on the Donor Wall in the PAL lobby • Table card Recognition • Prime recognition on all communication materials • Sponsor Logo Boards including, but not limited to: • Opportunity to showcase/ sample products/ services Event flyers/posters on-site Media Release Web site (including a link to your company’s site) VIP Services including: Annual Report • Private pre-Gala Champagne reception with key stars PAL Canada National Publication (Palingenesis) • 2 Event Tables (6 guest seats worth $150 each, and 2 stars) • Photo with Celebrity of Choice On-site visibility: • Opportunity to use event images for promotional • Photo Opportunity: prize presentation with the purposes Celebrity Players • Your logo integrated into the masthead of the event • Signage/Banners (in keeping with theme and website ambiance of the evening) • Half- page Ad in Souvenir Program The Host Sponsorship fee is $7,500 SCRABBLE WITH THE STARS SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES INCLUDE: Champion Sponsor $10,000 Host Sponsor $ 7,500 Production Sponsor $ 5,000 Celebrity Sponsor $ 2,500 Corporate Table Sponsor $ 1,000 PRODUCTION SPONSOR As a Production Sponsor, you will receive: On-site visibility: • A star on the Donor Wall in the PAL lobby • Signage located at sponsored area • Recognition on communication materials including, • Sponsor Logo Boards but not limited to: • Table card • 1/4 Page Ad in Souvenir Program Media release • Listing in Souvenir Program Event flyers/posters Web site (including a link to your company’s site) VIP Services including: PAL Canada National Publication (Palingenesis) • 2 Event Tables (6 guest seats worth $150 each and Annual Report 2 stars) • Photo with the celebrity of your choice The Production Sponsorship fee is $5,000 SCRABBLE WITH THE STARS SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES INCLUDE: Champion Sponsor $10,000 Host Sponsor $ 7,500 Production Sponsor $ 5,000 Celebrity Sponsor $ 2,500 Corporate Table Sponsor $ 1,000 CELEBRITY SPONSOR As a Celebrity Sponsor, you will receive: On-site visibility: • A star on the Donor Wall in the PAL lobby • Sponsor Logo Boards • Recognition on communication materials including, • Listing in Souvenir Program but not limited to: • Recognition on the table card at your table, with logo Media release VIP Services including: Event flyers/posters • 1 Event Table (3 guest seats worth $150 each and Web site 1 star) • Recognition in the celebrity zone of the event website The Celebrity Sponsorship fee is $2,500 SCRABBLE WITH THE STARS SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES INCLUDE: Champion Sponsor $10,000 Host Sponsor $ 7,500 Production Sponsor $ 5,000 Celebrity Sponsor $ 2,500 Corporate Table Sponsor $ 1,000 corporate table SPONSOR As a Corporate Table Sponsor, you will receive: • Recognition on communication materials including, but not limited to: Web site On-site visibility:
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