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Sponsorship Opportunities Dear Y Supporter, I am really excited and honored to be serving as Chair for the 19th Annual YMCA of South Palm Beach County’s Inspiration Breakfast. With so much uncertainty in the world right now, one thing I do know is that the Y, its mission and the impact this event has on families throughout our community is needed now more than ever. This signature event will be held on Wednesday, May 19, 2021 with an audience of community leaders, businesses, and YMCA supporters providing a morning of motivational and inspirational fellowship. This year we will be hosting the event outdoors and it will be organized in a safe and health-conscience manner, appropriate to the conditions according to time of event. The event will follow all recommended CDC guidelines to include masks/facial coverings and proper social distancing practices. In addition, this year a virtual event opportunity will also be provided. As an active member of this committee for several years, and now as the returning Chair I have personally come to know and appreciate the importance of this event both to the Y and to our community as a whole. Now more than ever, with the challenges COVID-19 has presented, our event funds will be crucial in supporting youth development initiatives and financial assistance programs. Over the years, the event has featured keynote speakers whose messages closely align with the YMCA mission. Past presenters include Jim Kelly, Bobby Bowden, Shannon Miller, Alonzo Mourning, Regis Philbin, Jason Taylor, Mark Richt, Dara Torres and Joe Theismann. This year, we are proud to have Heisman trophy winner, college football analyst and on-air personality for ESPN, Desmond Howard as our keynote speaker. Please join me in supporting the youth in our community and consider a Community Partner opportunity or the attached Sponsorship Opportunities. For further information, or to create your custom sponsorship, please contact Kimberley Trombly-Burmeister at [email protected] or 561-300-3238. Sincerely, EVENT HOSTED BY RAFFLE WALL SPONSOR UP & CLOSE SPONSOR GOLD SPONSOR Alex Price Event Chair SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES* VIP PREVIEW PARTY RECEPTION (MAY 18, 2021) – $15,000 • Front row seating for ten guests and center seating for ten guests • Sponsor guests to attend the Greet and Meet Sponsor Photo Reception with Desmond Howard • One full page color advertisement in the Event Program (due April 26, 2021) • Opportunity for six guests to attend the VIP Preview Party Reception at the Boca Raton Resort & Club with guest speaker, Mike Tannenbaum, ESPN’s NFL GM, former VP of Football Operations and GM of the New York Jets and Miami Dolphins (May 18, 2021) • Invitation to attend the YMCA's Triangle Society Reception on April 29, 2021 • Company logo featured on event invitation accompanied by appropriate recognition level • Company logo featured on special invitation to sponsors for VIP Preview Party Reception • Company logo featured on event website, sponsorship signage, social media promotion and more! GOLD SPONSOR – $10,000 • Center seating for ten guests • Sponsor guests to attend the Greet and Meet with Desmond Howard • One full page color advertisement in the Event Program (due April 26, 2021) • Opportunity for four guests to attend the VIP Preview Party Reception at the Boca Raton Resort & Club with guest speaker, Mike Tannenbaum, ESPN’s NFL GM, former VP of Football Operations and GM of the New York Jets and Miami Dolphins (May 18, 2021) • Invitation to attend the YMCA's Triangle Society Reception on April 29, 2021 INSPIRATION BREAKFAST SPONSORS INSPIRATION • Company logo featured on event invitation accompanied by appropriate recognition level • Company logo featured on event website, sponsorship signage, social media promotion and more! 2021 YMCA *Number of guests may vary due to COVID restrictions. SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES* CUSTOM SPECIALTY SPONSOR – $5,000 EXCLUSIVE OPPORTUNITIES TO MARKET YOUR BUSINESS • Premiere seating for ten guests • Opportunity for two guests to attend the Greet and Meet Sponsor Photo Reception with Desmond Howard • One full page color advertisement in the Event Program (due April 26, 2021) • Opportunity for two guests to attend the VIP Preview Party Reception at the Boca Raton Resort & Club with guest speaker, Mike Tannenbaum, ESPN’s NFL GM, former VP of Football Operations and GM of the New York Jets and Miami Dolphins (May 18, 2021) • Invitation to attend the YMCA's Triangle Society Reception on April 29, 2021 • Company logo featured on event website, sponsorship signage, social media promotion and more! COMMUNITY PARTNER – $2,500 • Invitation for ten guests to attend event • Opportunity for two guests to attend the Greet and Meet with Desmond Howard • One half page color advertisement in the Event Program (due April 26, 2021) INSPIRATION BREAKFAST SPONSORS INSPIRATION 2021 YMCA *Number of guests may vary due to COVID restrictions. 2021 YMCA INSPIRATION BREAKFAST Sponsorship Agreement Form VIP Preview Party Reception $15,000 Gold Sponsor $10,000 Custom Specialty Sponsor $5,000 Community Partner $2,500 Contact Information (Please print. Thank you.) Sponsor Business Name to be Recognized Contact Name Contact Title Company Name Street Address City State Zip Phone Cell Phone E-mail Payment Information (Please print. Thank you.) Check made payable to YMCA of South Palm Beach County Please charge my credit card for a total of $______________________ Card Number (required) Expiration Date (required) Name as it Appears on Card (please print) Security Code (required) Billing Address for Card (if different than above) Authorizing Signature (required) YMCA of South Palm Beach County, 6631 Palmetto Circle South, Boca Raton, Florida 33433 ph: 561-237-0944 YMCA OF SOUTH PALM BEACH COUNTY IS AN IRS 501(c)(3) CHARITABLE ORGANIZATION WITH FEDERAL TAX-EXEMPT ID #59-1416281 AND STATE OF FLORIDA REGISTRATION #CH3149. A COPY OF THE OFFICIAL STATE OF FLORIDA REGISTRATION AND FINANCIAL INFORMATION MAY BE OBTAINED FROM THE DIVISION OF CONSUMER SERVICES BY CALLING TOLL-FREE (800-435-7352) WITHIN THE STATE. REGISTRATION DOES NOT IMPLY ENDORSEMENT, APPROVAL OR RECOMMENDATION BY THE STATE OF FLORIDA..
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