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SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES APRIL 7Th 8Th & 9Th, 2017 7th Annual Fundraiser SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES APRIL 7th 8th & 9th, 2017 Supporting those who fight breast cancer & Raising funds for Michelle’s Place REALITYRALLY.COM ABOUT US Michelle’s Place, Women’s Breast Cancer was there to the end and we are quite sure she has led many Resource Center, would like to thank everyone adventures where she is now. that participated in the Reality Rally and extend a warm welcome to all of you Your participation in Reality Rally will enable Michelle’s who will be participating in future Reality Place to help women and their families going through the Rally’s. Gillian’s amazing dream has un- breast cancer journey in our area. The monies raised from folded and we are fortunate to be the this event will help provide free programs and services such recipients. Gillian has unending energy and enthusiasm as breast exams, mammograms and financial assistance to as well as great motivation. Her ‘just do it’ attitude has led the women and their families impacted by breast cancer in the the way on this journey of Reality Rally. Reality Rally has community. brought awareness to Michelle’s Place and made it possible for additional funding from other organizations. Thank you! We are hoping that each of you have a tremendous time in our beautiful community, and come away enriched by meeting the game’s challenges and going forth with new ones of your own. Our daughter, Michelle, of whom Michelle’s Place is named, lost the physical race to breast cancer at the age of 26. Michelle was an adventurer and had planned on being in the Peace Corps as her next journey until she was diagnosed. She and Marilyn Watson President of the Board Gillian would have loved sharing stories of what they each had Michelle’s Mom done and what they each would like to do. Michelle’s courage “Reality Rally in Temecula Valley” was a seed planted in my heart after I was booted from my game of SURVIVOR in Gabon”, • Proceeds from this event benefit Michelle’s Place Breast says Gillian Larson, Survivor Television Reality Star. That seed Cancer Resource Center. Reality Rally is in tribute to 3 wonderful has germinated into a huge event that is produced by an people who succumbed far too young to the dreaded disease amazing production team of 50 and over 400 dedicated of cancer. They are Gillian’s inspiration and energy force. They volunteers. This event is designed to be fun while raising were fun adventurous positive people who made a difference funds for Michelle’s Place, a non-profit support system and to people around them and always “paid it forward” in any way haven for so many who had no choice in their game of life and they could. Now they cannot but we can. became a target for breast cancer. • Reality Rally created a succesful 3 day fundraising event that raises funds for Michelle’s Place by having unique events for the public, promotes local businesses, the town and our area in a compelling and memorable 3 day weekend experience. The 3 days of events are the Celebrity vs Public Lip Sync showdown,, the Celebrity Reception Red Carpet and Casino fundraiser, the Amazing Race type game all over Old Town Temecula, Meet and Gillian Larson Greet Reality Star autograph signing, the Reality Rally Festival Creator, Event Producer with family games, storybook characters and performances by & Survivor-Gabon local talent. The event closes with the Food Network Chefs Celebrity Chef Showcase in a culinary competition. REALITY RALLY STATS Reality Rally has been named the Premiere Reality Star Fundraiser in the country. As a sponsor of Reality Rally, you will receive Local, Regional and world wide exposure. • Fundraising for Reality Rally came from over 16 countries, 50 states and 707 cities. VISITS • 120 Reality Stars came from 269,000 2 countries, 34 states and BY 81 cities. 35,000 • Volunteers & participants came UNIQUE VISITORS from 86 cities, 16 states & 2 countries. REALITY RALLY HOMEVIEWED PAGE 77,400 TIMES STARS COME FROM MANY REALITY T.V. SHOWS! SURVIVOR BACHELOR PAD THE GLASS HOUSE OCD PROJECT THE AMAZING RACE NAKED & AFRAID EXPEDITION IMPOSSIBLE PIRATE MASTER BIG BROTHER U.S.A. AVERAGE JOE THE SWAN FRANK THE ENTERTAINER BIG BROTHER CANADA BULLRUN PROJECT MY WORLD REAL HOUSEWIVES OF O.C. HELLS KITCHEN MOB WIVES CHICAGO 72HRS ULTIMATE SURVIVAL CHOPPED CUPCAKE WARS WANTED TED OR ALIVE ALASKA THE BIGGEST LOSER BAR RESCUE BEAUTY & THE GEEK I LOVE N.Y. CUTTHROAT KITCHEN THE MOLE CAN’T GET A DATE REALITY OBSESSED CELEBRITY APPRENTICE WORST COOKS IN AMERICA RESTAURANT EXPRESS BRIAN COLLINS BAND BACHELORETTE SWEET HOME ALABAMA FOOD CITY KITCHEN Thank you to all of our 2016 SPONSORS Who helped produce an INCREDIBLE event and for bringing Gillian’s vision to life. GREAT MARKETING OPPORTUNITIES! VISIBILITY IN 5,000+ EVENT ATTENDEES LOCAL, NATIONAL & GLOBAL ARENAS! SPONSOR BENEFITS ! PRESENTING RALLY MASTER STARTING GATE CHECKERED FLAG FINISH LINE SPECTATOR FAN’S PRIZE SPONSOR SPONSOR SPONSOR SPONSOR SPONSOR SPONSOR SPONSOR SPONSOR SPONSOR LEVEL $75,000 $50,000 $25,000 $10,000 $5,000 $2,500 $1,000 UNDER $1,000 Name on finish line (Cash sponsor only) Website home page sponsor showcase Reality Rally produced infomercial on your business for live stream Logo prominently displayed on our red carpet backdrop Team registration for Reality Rally team 6x3 banner supplied by sponsor displayed at City Hall starting gate Social media post by Reality Rally Advertisement in the DOUBLE QUARTER BUSINESS BUSINESS NAME FULL PAGE HALF PAGE commemorative program PAGE PAGE CARD SIZE CARD SIZE MENTION Company logo on all *SEPARATE *SEPARATE *SEPARATE *SEPARATE *SEPARATE Reality Rally T-Shirts DONATION DONATION DONATION DONATION DONATION (* Additional donation may be required. See Below) *NO ADDITIONAL DONATION *NO ADDITIONAL DONATION *NO ADDITIONAL DONATION Event package tickets for the Lip Sync Showdown, Celebrity Reception, Reality 2 12 10 864 2 CELEBRITY 2 RECEPTION Rally Festival & Celebrity Chef Showcase ONLY Logo or mention on sponsor page on the Reality Rally website LOGO LOGO LOGO LOGO LOGO LOGO LOGO NAME Sponsor name on A/V display at the Celebrity Reception during Casino Night Logo or name in press Thank You Ad post event LOGO LOGO LOGO LOGO LOGO LOGO LOGO NAME Reality Rally Thank You & 501(c) tax receipt * T-SHIRT SEPARATE DONATION Additional cash-only donation of $100 to get your logo displayed on the official Reality Rally T-shirt to benefit Michelle’s Place. PRODUCT PLACEMENT SPONSORSHIP Restaurant Sponsor Water Station Sponsor Celebrity Reception & Casino Fundraiser Saturday April 8th 8am- 2pm at Wilson Creek Winery Water sponsor will set up a booth at an assigned Challenge Friday April 7th 5pm-10pm Checkpoint in Old Town Temecula to ensure the Game contes- Restaurants have the opportunity to highlight their signature tants are well hydrated. This sponsor will have high visibility to foods in front of approx 1000 people which includes over 100 thousands of people who watch the challenge and also frequent Reality TV Stars, at this fun event. Old Town. Sponsor will provide the booth, signage, furniture and We provide a space to serve and promote, one or two tables and water in bottles or dispensers. Enough water for 600 people 2 chairs. Electricity if needed and prearranged. A “Restaurant Sponsor” will provide: Reality Rally Transport Sponsor • Approx 400 small servings and all you need Airport Transfers Thursday April 6th - Airport Transfers Thursday to serve the food. April 6th—San Diego Airport Transport to Pala Mesa Resort, Old • Decorate your table to promote who you are. Hgy 395 Fallbrook. Variety of scheduled times based on arrival, • Bring a banner to put up at your table transporting approx 50 TV Stars in groups of approx 10. • Bring your business cards and handouts Sunday April 9th - Pala Mesa Resort to San Diego Airport. Variety of scheduled times based on departures • Offer a coupon for a return visit to you restaurant. • Enjoy the casino when your servings are done. Intevenue Transfers Transport up to 180 Reality TV Stars & VIP Guests • All the event benefits of the Spectator Sponsor level Friday April 7th 3pm to 10:30pm (see Sponsor Benefit grid) 3pm From Pala Mesa Resort to Michelle’s Place Breast Cancer Reality Star Green Room Food Sponsor Resource Center Saturday April 8th City Hall Temecula. 5:30pm from Michelle’s Place to Wilson Creek Winery The Green Room is where the Reality TV Stars gather on and 10pm Return to Pala Mesa Resort. off all day. A food sponsor provides food for approx 200 Stars. The Sponsor benefit level is determined based on the value Meals needed for choice of Breakfast at 7:30am, lunch at 1:30pm of sponsorship A “Food Sponsor” will be provided: • Green Room Access throughout the day Commemorative Program Sponsor • Signage provided by the sponsor hung in the Green Room $2500 Cash or printing the program. and outside City Hall The Program Sponsor will have their name on the front cover of • Professional photo of signage in the Green Room the Commemorative Program. when packed with Reality Stars This program has long life as it is the Reality Star Autograph book • All the event benefits of the Spectator Sponsor level. and is never thrown away. (see Sponsor Benefit grid) Receives all the event benefits of the Spectator Sponsor level. Reality Rally Volunteer Food Sponsor Saturday April 8th City Hall Reality Rally Print Sponsor We have approx 100 dedicated volunteers who work the entire Print Product Sponsor could be for a large or small print job. day making Reality Rally happen to raise funds for Michelle’s Reality Rally has many print needs.
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