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2020 Sponsorship Guide Event Background Madisen’s Match was started by Duane Chaney in 2009 after the diagnosis of an inoperable brain tumor in Duane’s three year old niece Madisen. Having seen firsthand how devastating a tumor diagnosis can be on a family, Duane set out to use the game of tennis to raise money for pediatric and adult cancer charities. In what started as a small tennis event that raised slightly over $4,000 in its first year, Madisen’s Match has grown and evolved into one of the premier charity tennis events in the country. The 11th Anniversary event brought together some of the biggest names in pro tennis to raise over $300,000 in total proceeds. Over the course of its 12 year history, Madisen’s Match has raised nearly $1,250,000 to benefit the pediatric and adult cancer treatment programs of the Lee Health System. Madisen’s Match brings together Over the event’s 12 year history, nearly $1,250,000 has been legendary tennis pros and the everyday raised to support the following local and national oncology amateur for a first class tennis experience. based charities: Proceeds from the Gala & Live Auction, ! Barbara’s Friend’s, The Golisano Children’s Hospital Cancer Center Fund ! The Brain Tumor Navigator Program at the Lee Health Regional Cancer Center Legends Tennis Camp, Pro-Am, and Pro Tennis Classic go directly to benefit the pediatric and adult cancer treatment programs of the Lee Health System. Event Background Southwest Florida’s Premier Tennis Charity Event! For the last decade, Madisen’s Match has brought the biggest names in pro tennis to Southwest Florida for an incredible, once in a lifetime tennis experience. Only at Madisen’s Match, can you get up close and personal with globally recognized tennis stars, and see them in action in the only indoor professional tennis event in Florida! World Class Venues Madisen’s Match & The Pro ! Tennis Classic are hosted by two of the areas most prestigious venues, The Miromar Lakes Golf and Beach Club, and The Suncoast Credit Union Arena at FSW Previous Tennis Legends: The biggest names in Mardy Fish Robby Ginepri Pro Tennis Tom Gullikson Murphy Jensen Madisen’s Match continues to Luke Jensen feature the biggest names in Pro Mikael Pernfors Tennis, past and present including Kathy Rinaldi the greatest doubles team of all Johan Kriek time, Mike and Bob Bryan, top Nick Bollitieri ranked Americans Reilly Opelka Jimmy Arias and Taylor Fritz. Don Johnson Premier Tennis Charity Event !"#$%&''()$*+,))(* ! Southwest Florida’s First Professional Indoor Tennis Event ! Hosted at the Suncoast Credit Union Arena at Florida SouthWestern College ! Seating for up 2400 Spectators ! 2019 featured ATP Stars: Mike & Bob Bryan, Taylor Fritz, and Sam Querrey ! Conveniently scheduled in between the BNP Paribas Open and the Miami Open ! Local and National print, tv, internet coverage ! Arena features first class amenities for spectators, sponsors, and talent World #1 Bryan Brothers at the Pro Tennis Classic Capacity crowd at the Suncoast Credit Union Arena Sam Querrey & Taylor Fritz after their 2019 match Pro Tennis Classic Legends Tennis Camp & VIP Private lessons with the stars! The Legends Tennis Camp is what makes Madisen’s Match a one of a kind tennis experience. This 2 1/2 hour session will give you and a very limited number of players the opportunity to learn from past and current legends of the game. The tennis camp is designed for players of all levels and focuses on improving your overall tennis game. You will be paired in groups of no more than 8 players and will spend time with each of the celebrity tennis pros. Each of our legendary pros will work with you on a di!erent aspect of your game, including strategy and stroke technique. For those looking for a truly special experience, our afternoon sessions allow you to book private/small group sessions with our celebrity pros. This one of the few events in the country where you can get private lessons with Grand Slam Champions. This truly is an amazing opportunity to have fun on the tennis court and spend time with some of greatest players in the history of the game. Legends Tennis Camp Schedule Legends Tennis Camp Morning Session ! 9:00 AM Tennis Camp Registration & Check IN! 9:15 AM Celebrity Pro Introductions & Group Photo! 9:30 AM Tennis Camp Begins! 11:30 AM Tennis Camp Ends! 11:45 AMLunch with the Legends! AFTERNOON VIP & PRO-AM SESSIONS 1:15 PM Bryan Brothers VIP Experience ! 1:30 PM Pro-Am Begins! 3:30 PM Pro-Am Ends Legends Tennis Camp VIP Gala & Auction Miromar Lakes Golf and Beach Club proudly hosts the 12th Annual Madisen’s Match Gala & Auction. Every year the Gala is filled with special moments and generosity as our event supporters help us raise much needed funds. The Gala also gives you the opportunity to mix and mingle with our celebrity tennis pros and bid on some amazing live and silent auction items. The 12th Annual Madisen’s Match Gala & Auction is scheduled for Sunday, March 22nd at the Miromar Lakes Beach & Golf Club. VIP Gala & Auction Community Impact Grab your racket! Make a difference! Madisen’s Match gives participants and spectators a world class tennis experience and helps those who need it most. 100% of net proceeds go directly to support Southwest Florida based adult and pediatric cancer treatment programs. For the past 12 years, Madisen’s Match has been proud to support Barbara’s Friend’s, The Golisano Children’s Hospital Cancer Center Fund, and The Brain Tumor Navigator Program at the Lee Health Regional Cancer Center. ! Over $1,250,000 in total funds raised! ! Contributed to the capital campaign for the $220 Million Golisano Children’s Hospital of Southwest Florida ! Provided funding for the “Madisen’s Match Activity Room” located in the Golisano Children’s Hospital ! Purchased medical equipment for the hospital system ! Vecta Distraction Station ! Philips Transport Monitor ! Chemotherapy Chairs ! Mobile Nurse Work Stations ! VGO Robot Community Impact Event Highlights World #1 Doubles Team-Mike & Bob Bryan First Indoor Tennis event in SW Florida First Indoor tennis event in SWFL History! Sold out Gala & Auction Sold out Legends Tennis Camp Top ranked American Sam Querrey Event Highlights As seen on the NESN Network Click HERE to watch highlights from Madisen’s Match and the Golisano Children’s Hospital Pro Tennis Classic Highlight Video ! Host site of the Madisen’s Match VIP Gala & Live Auction ! Host site of the Madisen’s Match Legends Tennis Camp DISCOVER AN UNPARALLELED WORLD OF LUXURY WATERFRONT REAL ESTATE...at Miromar Lakes Beach & Golf Club, the #1 Community in the United States; awarded the Gold Awards for Community of the Year and Best Clubhouse by the National Association of Home Builders. The only Florida community to receive these building industry top honors. An award-winning fusion of architecture, waterfront homes, five-star resort style amenities and a vibrant lifestyle. Water-ski, swim, sail, kayak or fish on the 700 acre freshwater lake, play golf on the Arthur Hills "signature" championship golf course, hone your tennis skills, enjoy a luxurious treatment at the full-service European style wellness spa, attend one of hundreds of events on the social calendar or simply relax in the dreamy beachside cabanas on our three miles of private white sand beach. It's all here, in one luxurious location unparalleled in Florida. Host Club ! $28 Million dollar facility that opened in 2016 ! Seating for up 3500 for basketball ! Seating for up to 2400 when configured for tennis ! First class guest amenities including 6 luxurious suites and a large Hospitality Suite that accommodates up to 150 guests ! Located conveniently in Southwest Florida in the heart of Fort Myers and only 25 minutes from Collier County. ! Southwestern Campus ! Hosted 1st indoor professional tennis event ! Event featured several current top world ranked pro tennis players including: ! Mike & Bob Bryan ! Sam Querrey ! Taylor Fritz ! Mardy Fish ! Event sold 90% of tickets in 1st year ! Over $100k in general ticket sales revenue ! All proceeds go to benefit: ! Golisano Children’s Hospital Children’s Cancer Center Fund Brain Tumor Navigator Program at the Lee Health Regional Cancer Center Host Arena Event Demographics One of Southwest Florida’s Fastest Growing Events! Over 1000% increase in attendance! ! Annual attendance increased from 250 in 2017 to over 2000 per year in 2018 & 2019 100% increase in total event revenue from 2017 to 2018! Total Event Revenue increased from $150k to over $300k in 2018 & 2019 Year over Year increase in web tra"c & social media impressions AN ATTRACTIVE DEMOGRAPHIC Avg Age! HH Income: $100k+! 60% College Grad 32% Post Grad 54% 46% 50 - 75 HH Net Worth: $750k+ Event Demographics Event Marketing & Outreach Digital Billboards Social Media Local & National Media Madisen’s Match has been consistently covered by all of the We have partnered with Lamar Communications to A growing online and social media major Southwest Florida Media outlets. The event has been promote Madisen’s Match and the Pro Tennis presence with over 200,000+ impressions. been featured on local news broadcasts through special Classic on 6 to 8 digital billboards across Lee and Our celebrity pros who help promote our editorial features, in studio interviews, and live event Collier County. The billboards are displayed for up event have a combined online following of coverage. to 45 days before the event and are seen by over over 1,000,000 followers. In addition to our live coverage, Madisen’s Match has been 100,000 vehicles per day. covered by tennis lifestyle shows that currently air on nationally based sports networks.
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