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NSCD-Final-Sponsor-Deck-2018.Pdf ABOUT THE NSCD The NSCD is recognized around the world as a premier therapeutic The National Sports Center for the recreation organization, providing Disabled (NSCD) is one of the largest leadership and expertise in outdoor therapeutic recreation and adaptive sports. adaptive sports agencies in the world, based out of Winter Park Resort and Sports The NSCD offers a variety of year-round Authority Field at Mile High in Colorado. sports and recreational adventures. In The NSCD began in 1970 providing ski the winter participants enjoy alpine lessons for children with amputations for skiing, snowboarding, cross-country the Children’s Hospital of Denver. Each skiing, Nordic hut trips, snowshoeing year, more than 3,000 children and adults and ski racing. Additionally the NSCD with disabilities participate in our programs offers year-round rock climbing and to learn more about sports and themselves. kayak lessons. In the spring, summer and With specially trained staff and volunteers, fall we offer sport ability clinics, rafting, and its own adaptive equipment lab, the canoeing, special camps, therapeutic NSCD teaches a variety of year-round horseback riding, mountain biking and sports and activities to individuals with camping. All programs are designed for almost any physical, cognitive, emotional individuals, families and custom groups or behavioral diagnosis. and are available for all levels of ability, from beginner to advanced. We look We enable the human spirit through forward to seeing you or your group this therapeutic sports and recreation. season. NSCD AT A GLANCE PARTICIPANTS LESSONS SPORTS COMPETITION 41 U.S. Events 70 Medals 314 7 18223 15 24 Nat’l Team Events 24 Medals VETERANS DEMOGRAPHICS 26 International Events 6 Medals 225 ALL DISABILITIES 53 600 HOURS 1000 HOURS 1575 Lessons ALL AGES Athletes On-Hill Coaching Conditioning IMPACT OF THE NSCD 92% Participants who report improvement in overall health 92% Participants who reached their stated therapeutic goal 62% Participants who indicate reduction in additional healthcare services SOURCES & USES OF INCOME 35% Custom Group Events & Sponsorships 10% Programs 26% Individual Donors In Kind Revenue 11% $ Program Fees 16% COMES FROM 2% Grants Competition Center Ability Clinics $ 8% 26% Marketing & Events In Kind GOES TO Expense 12% Supplies, Equipment, Transportation 5% 54% Insurance/Licenses 3% Program Instruction Facilities & Depreciation 4% Year-Round Programs STAFF Programs for Veterans YEAR ROUND WINTER SUMMER DOG 23 22 8 1 NSCD PROGRAMS Title Sponsorship Opportunities As a title sponsor of the National Sports Center for the Disabled (NSCD) you are not only sponsor - you are a part of the NSCD family, our brand and our culture. You are recognized as supporting everything we do. Sponsorship benefits are significant and include hospitality tickets to our events, logo placement and PR opportunities, hosting your own ski racing team and getting your employees involved in volunteering with the NSCD. You will witness the change your involvement has on people with a disability, enabling the human spirit through sports and recreation. The involvement from your company and its employees becomes the framework from which we change lives and we make sure your brand is woven into every opportunity with the NSCD. Your reach and impact on thousands of children and adults of all abilities from all over the world is immeasurable. We would love to customize a sponsorship that achieves your marketing, philanthropic and community objectives as well as captures the heart of your company. We can combine special event sponsorships with program sponsorships. We have annual Ability Clinics sponsorships and volunteer opportunities with the Denver Broncos, Colorado Rockies, Denver Nuggets, Colorado Avalanche, Denver Outlaws and the Colorado Rapids. Program sponsorships include skiing, rafting, therapeutic horse riding, rock climbing and water sports like kayak, canoe and stand up paddle board. We look forward to the opportunity to build a mutually beneficial relationship with your company and your supporters. Title Sponsorship Opportunities PLATINUM GOLD SILVER SPONSOR SPONSOR SPONSOR $100,000 $75,000 $50,000 Category Exclusivity Official (product) of the NSCD Licensing use of the NSCD Logo and Proud Sponsor moniker Corporate Logo on employee and volunteer apparal and NSCD vehicles Sponsor Logo Placement at NSCD Operation Headquarters at LOGO LOGO COMPANY LISTING Winter Park Resort Primary Marketing Position HOTLINK HOTLINK LOGO on the NSCD website Logo Inclusion/Brand Mention in NSCD collateral, press releases, SOCIAL MEDIA ONLY media interviews and social media Promotional Item(s) Distributed at NSCD special events Annual Sponsor Recognition in The Denver Post Corporate Volunteer program participation NSCD Special Event Opportunities (* = event sponsorship level included in title sponsorship) CUSTOM SPONSORSHIPS AVAILABLE Wells Fargo Ski Cup February 23-25, 2018 Winter Park Resort The Wells Fargo Ski Cup boasts the longest running professional ski race in the country and serves as a signature fundraiser for the National Sports Center for the Disabled. Three races comprise the three-day weekend. The Corporate Challenge: Saturday skiers and snowboarders from 27 corporate teams race against each other to claim bragging rights and prizes. A NSCD Competition Center Athlete races on each team for cash prizes to help finance his/her expenses to train for the Paralympics. Sunday the kids get in on the action! Kids of Wells Fargo Ski Cup guests, ages 5-12, race the same course as the professionals and are joined by mascots from Winter Park and Colorado sports teams in the Kids Snowplow Sprint. Capping off the weekend on Sunday is the World Disabled Invitational – Professional athletes from around the world compete for cash prizes in a race unlike any other. Other weekend events include a two-day silent auction, Wells Fargo hospitality tent, and the Ski for NSCD Pledge Drive. Wells Fargo Ski Cup Sponsorship Opportunities DOUBLE BLACK BLACK BLUE BLACK BLUE GREEN CIRCLE DIAMOND DIAMOND SPONSOR SPONSOR* SPONSOR SPONSOR SPONSOR $10,000 $6,000 $3,000 $15,000 $25,000 Featured Event Sponsor Exclusive naming rights associated with event, speaking opportunity at event over jumbotron Category Exclusivity Exclusive (category) sponsor at event Primary Marketing Position including TV, radio, print, press releases, social media, etc Corporate Challenge Race Team 2 TEAMS 1 TEAM 1 TEAM 1 TEAM Opportunity to host a team of 5 in our Corporate Challenge Race Event Signage Inclusion on event signage at Winter Park FULL 1/2 1/4 1/4 Program Inclusion PAGE AD PAGE AD PAGE AD PAGE AD Promotional Opportunity Include branded promotional item or coupon etc. in racer gift bag and silent auction Hospitality Benefits *Credentials (good for three-day lift 10 ADDITIONAL 6 ADDITIONAL 4 ADDITIONAL ticket and access to open bar, CREDENTIALS CREDENTIALS CREDENTIALS 1 RACE TEAM 2 CREDENTIALS unlimited snacks and lunch on +2 RACE TEAMS +1 RACE TEAM +1 RACE TEAM Saturday and Sunday) Activation in our Vendor Village Opportunity to host 10x10 tent at base of Winter Park during event Federal and State Tax $17,640 $11,320 $6,320 $2,320 $1,528 Deduction Eligibility CUSTOM SPONSORSHIPS AVAILABLE Exceeding Boundaries June 6, 2018 Mile High Stadium The NSCD Exceeding Boundaries Breakfast raises awareness for therapeutic recreation and adaptive sports while honoring those that help make a difference in our sports community. The NSCD honors those who make a difference in our community through sports and recreation by presenting four awards: Bold Tracks Award – The award was created to recognize prominent leaders in the community and to commend them for their support of recreational activities for individuals with disabilities. Outrigger Award – The Outrigger Award, created in 2003, recognizes an individual who has displayed a lengthy and loyal commitment to the NSCD. Award participants serve as an inspiration to the disabled community and barrier free movement through dedication and service. Athlete of the Year – Recognizing the athlete who has excelled in sportsmanship, dedication and perseverance. Volunteer of the Year – Recognizing the volunteer who has been extraordinary in supporting the NSCD. Exceeding Boundaries Sponsorship Opportunities COMPETITION RECREATION PRESENTING CORPORATE ATHLETE ATHLETE SPONSOR TABLE SPONSOR SPONSOR $25,000 $2,000 $10,000 $5,000 Category Exclusivity Exclusive (presenting sponsor at event) Logo on Website Social Media Designated social media posts VIP Stadium Tour Following the event Logo Recognition Logo Logo Logo Name Event slide show Event Signage Logo Logo Logo Name Inclusion on event signage at venue Program ad Full Page 1/2 Page 1/4 Page Logo Ad size in the day of event program Hospitality Benefits Table of 10 2 VIP Tables 1 VIP Table 1 Table 1 Table (VIP=Prime Placement) Federal and State Tax $19,600 $9,800 $4,800 $1,800 Deduction Eligibility CUSTOM SPONSORSHIPS AVAILABLE Hal O’Leary Golf Classic July 25, 2018 Sanctuary Golf Course The Hal O’Leary Golf Classic presented by RE/MAX raises important funds to support the National Sports Center for the Disabled. This amazing event, founded 30 years ago, will take place at the prestigious Sanctuary Golf Course in Sedalia, Colorado. The tournament features a modified scramble format, amazing prizes, silent auction, incredible setting, good company, and an experience you will never forget. Hal O’Leary Golf Classic Sponsorship Opportunites TITLE BIRDIE FOURSOME
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