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2019 Mojofest Sponsor Packet and Form 3rd Annual MOJOFest HOSTED BY: JAMIE AND MARY OLDAKER AND THE CHURCH STUDIO MUSIC FOUNDATION OUR MISSION: To celebrate the marriage of Jamie and Mary Oldaker through live musical performances, community engagement, and charitable stewardship. PURPOSE: Annual celebration benefitting The Church Studio Foundation and the Tulsa Day Center. The Church Studio Music Foundation is a non-profit organization with a mission to the Tulsa and surrounding community through music programs, artist development and education.The Tulsa Day Center for the Homeless is a non-profit center providing clients with the need to overcome homelessness, providing a health clinic, case management and the ability to re- enter the community and provide housing on a daily basis. DATE: October 5, 2019 LOCATION: Studio Row - home of the historic Church Studio and Shelter Records. Owned by Leon Russell, the studio is currently under extensive renovation to honor the past music and musicians that played in this historic location. JAMIE OLDAKER: For over forty years, Jamie Oldaker has built a career in the music industry as one of the world’s most respected drummers. Jamie began his career with Leon Russell at the Church Studio as a session musician. He joined Bob Seger and recorded the original Turn the Page track. Bassist Carl Radle introduced Jamie’s playing to Eric Clapton and was then asked to come to Miami and be a part of Eric’s band in 1974 and recorded 461 Ocean Boulevard, which was the beginning of a long career and friendship with Clapton. Jamie will be joining Eric again this summer at the Crossroads Guitar Festival 2019. MUSIC: This year’s musicians will include the great artists that were part of the Tulsa Sound, along with the Subdudes from New Orleans, Ann Bell of the Tulsa Sound, John Fullbright and more. This event is a fundraiser with proceeds benefitting both the Tulsa Day Center for the Homeless and The Church Studio Music Foundation. Artists will have all expenses (travel, food, accommodations, etc.) provided. www.mojofesttulsa.com || [email protected] 2019 SPONSORSHIP LEVELS THE• MOJO: Presenting Sponsorship $25,000 • Brand name in all advertisements (Print, Air, Radio, Social Media, Public Relations) listed as “MOJOFest presented by…” • Logo on website, ticketing platform,t-shirt and all printed and digital materials • Vendor space and stage signage • VIP Access • Attendance to Patron Party at the historic Harwelden Mansion featuring Tommy Crook • 25 Admission tickets and t-shirts THE CHUCK: Title Sponsorship $15,000 • Brand name in all advertisements (Print, Air, Radio, Social Media, Public Relations) • Stage naming rights • Logo on website, ticketing platform, t-shirt and all printed and digital materials • Vendor Space and stage signage • VIP Access • Attendance to Patron Party at the historic Harwelden Mansion featuring Tommy Crook • 15 Admission tickets and t-shirts THE TULSA SOUND: Platinum Sponsorship $10,000 • Brand name in Social Media, Public Relations • VIP Area naming rights • Logo on website, ticketing platform, t-shirt and all printed and digital materials • Vendor Space and stage signage • VIP Access • Attendance to Patron Party at the historic Harwelden Mansion featuring Tommy Crook • 10 Admission tickets and t-shirts THE SHELTER: Gold Sponsorship $5,000 • Brand name in Social Media, Public Relations • Logo on website, ticketing platform, t-shirt and all printed and digital materials • Vendor Space and stage signage • VIP Access • Attendance to Patron Party at the historic Harwelden Mansion featuring Tommy Crook • 6 Admission tickets and t-shirts THE CHURCH: Silver Sponsorship $2,500 • Brand name in Social Media, Public Relations • Logo on website, ticketing platform, t-shirt and all printed and digital materials • Vendor Space and stage signage • VIP Access • Attendance to Patron Party at the historic Harwelden Mansion featuring Tommy Crook • 5 Admission tickets and t-shirts THE STUDIO ROW: Bronze Sponsorship $1,000 • Brand name in Social Media, Public Relations • VIP Access • Attendance to Patron Party at the historic Harwelden Mansion featuring Tommy Crook • 4 Admission tickets and t-shirts THE FAN: Partnership Sponsorship $500 • Brand name in Social Media, Public Relations • VIP Access • 4 Admission tickets and t-shirts THE GROUPIE: Partnership Sponsorship $250 • Brand name in Social Media, Public Relations • VIP Access • 2 Admission tickets and t-shirts Please make checks payable to The Church Studio Music Foundation. SPONSORSHIP FORM Name: ________________________________________________________________________ Company Name: ________________________________________________________________ Phone: _______________________ Email: __________________________________________ Address: ______________________________________________________________________ City: _________________________ State: _____________________ Postal Code: __________ Sponsorship Level: o THE MOJO - $25,000 o THE STUDIO ROW - $1,000 o THE CHUCK - $15,000 o THE FAN - $500 o THE TULSA SOUND - $10,000 o THE GROUPIE - $250 o THE SHELTER - $5,000 o OTHER - $_________ o THE CHURCH - $2,500 Payment Options o Visa o Mastercard o American Express o Discover o Check Name on Card: _________________________________________________________________ Card Number: __________________________________________________________________ Expiration Date: __________________ Security Code: _________________________________ Billing Address (if different from above): ______________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________ Signature: _________________________________________ Date:_______________________ Please make checks payable to The Church Studio Music Foundation. The Church Studio Music Foundation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, and donations are 100% tax deductible. Send this form by mail to 2210 S Main St Tulsa, OK 74114 or by email to [email protected]. .
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