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Virtual SNL Partnership Packet LIVE FROM SOUTH FLORIDA benefiting Gilda’s Club South Florida THE EVENT Are you ready to laugh? Gilda’s Club South Florida invites you to a fun-filled evening of laughter and entertainment as we pay homage to our namesake Gilda Radner, an original Saturday Night Live cast member. Gilda’s Club South Florida’s signature event, “Live from South Florida...it’s Saturday Night” presented by Memorial Cancer Institute, will take place (virtually!) on Saturday, June 20, 2020 on YouTube Live. PARTNER RECOGNITION & VISIBILITY In addition to the our virtual viewership, our partner recognition may include the following: 7,500+ 3,600+ 1,500 900+ 500 YOUR IMPACT We value our partners. Our partners are critical to the success of this “It’s been amazing. I don’t know what I event, as well as the success of our organization would have done without Gilda’s Club. and our ability to continue providing our program Friends and family can give you support but they don’t really know what it’s like and services to individuals impacted by cancer. to be diagnosed with cancer. In the support group, they understand. Their Together, we can provide community and hope support has been invaluable.” to the individuals that walk through our doors. Dotty, Gilda’s Club Member LIVE FROM SOUTH FLORIDA benefiting Gilda’s Club South Florida Roseanne Emily Litella Presenting Silent Auction Roseannadannar Sponsor Sponsor Sponsor Sponso SPONSOR BENEFITS SOLD SOLD $5,000 $2,500 (1 available) (unlimited) (unlimited) Exclusive “Presented by” on all event collateral P Spotlight Video up to 120 up to 60 up to 45 seconds seconds seconds Ad in Virtual Program Journal 2 - 8.5” x 11” 8.5” x 11” 8.5” x 11” 8.5” x 5.5” Invitation VIP Comedy Show P P P P with Jimmy Shubert on June 9 Logo on all event collateral P P P Website Presence Logo Logo Logo Listing www.gildasclubsouthflorida.org Link Link Link Social Media Promotion ~3,500 Followers ~12,000 Monthly Reach P P P Recongition during event P P P P Logo on Silent Auction Website P AD SPACE IN VIRTUAL PROGRAM JOURNAL *All ads are full color. Please include 0.125” bleed on all artwork. Artwork should be submitted in high resolution .jpeg or PDF format. Deadline for ads is June 5th. $500 - Full Page Ad: 8.5” x 11” $300 - Half Page Ad: 8.5” x 5.5” $150 - Quarter Page Ad: 4.25” x 5.5” LIVE FROM SOUTH FLORIDA benefiting Gilda’s Club South Florida AGREEMENT & PAYMENT OPTIONS Presenting Sponsor - SOLD Full Page - $500 Silent Auction Sponsor - SOLD Half Page Ad - $300 Emily Litella Sponsor - $5,000 Quarter Page Ad - $150 Roseanne Roseannadanna Sponsor - $2,500 Name Company Address City/State/Zip Phone Email c Credit Card Charge Credit Card # Amount of $ Expiration Date CVV Signature c Check: Please make checks payable to Gilda’s Club South Florida c Invoice Please send an invoice to the attention of to the following email or address (if different from above) Please submit completed form and company logo to: [email protected] Or mail to: Gilda’s Club South Florida Attn: Saturday Night Live 119 Rose Drive Fort Lauderdale, FL 33316 THANK YOU IN ADVANCE FOR YOUR SUPPORT!.
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