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Charity-Challenge-XXXIII-Brochure-2018.Pdf History and Event Details. 2 2017 Charities.................... 3 Team Information Benefits of Being a Team. 4 Event Details for Teams. 5 2017 Teams...................... 6 Sponsorship Information Sponsorship Opportunities. 7 Title Sponsorship.................. 8 Presenting Sponsorship. 9 Platinum Sponsorship. 10 Gold and Silver Sponsorship. 11 Bronze and Patron Sponsorship. 12 2017 Sponsors.................... 13 Media Coverage................... 14 Throwbacks and Social Media. 15 How Charities Can Participate/Wish List Program. 16 Contact Information................ 17 Registration...................... 18 History Event Details Charity Challenge was founded to bring the Central Florida Come out and join us on Saturday, May 19, 2018, community together by providing an opportunity for young 10 a.m. – 7 p.m., Camping World Stadium for our adults to have fun and give back to local charities at the same 33rd year and be a part of the excitement that is time. Under the direction of Former Florida State Senator Lee Charity Challenge. Constantine, the founder of Charity Challenge, it has been able to maximize the effectiveness of every dollar contributed The following pages will answer many questions through volunteerism. regarding ways you can participate, either as a team or sponsor, in Charity Challenge XXXIII. Whichever Throughout the years, Charity Challenge continues to bring way you choose to get involved, we are confident together co-ed teams from the hospitality and apartment you will be pleased with the benefits this event will industries for a full day of spirited athletic competition in six bring to your organization and community. exciting sporting events including: basketball shootout, kayak relay, obstacle course, tubing relay, volleyball and tug-of-war tournaments. Charity Challenge has evolved from a four-team, backyard event into a multi-media extravaganza with nearly 100 teams competing and the loyal support of more than 200 sponsors. Since its inception, Charity Challenge has awarded over $6 million to local charities, including $200,500 to 68 charities in 2017, making it the largest independent charity in Central Florida. For many businesses, Charity Challenge has proven to be a remarkable way of becoming more involved in the community while achieving high visibility for such a positive undertaking. Companies are able to receive positive community exposure while providing valuable philanthropic resources to the charity of their choice. The Charity Challenge staff, volunteers and participants work together to provide charities with the outlet they need to make a bright future for the community. 2017 Charities included, but are not limited to: AAGO Foundation, Inc. Hard Rock Heals Foundation Seminole County Young Republicans Altamonte Springs Charities Harvest Time International Seminole State College Foundation Art of Medicine Foundation Heart to Heart St. Mary Magdalene Catholic Parish Annunciation Catholic Church Hope Helps, Inc. Suburban Republican Women’s Club Back to Nature Wildlife Refuge Imagine our Florida Sunshine Foundation Dream Village Big Cat Rescue Junior Achievement Trees for the Future Boot Campaign Keep Seminole Beautiful Total Freedom Program Boy Scout of America Troop 200 Kick Off For Kids Tunnel 2 Towers Boys & Girls Club of Central Florida Kids Beating Cancer UCF Foundation Central Florida Children’s Home Kids House of Seminole County UCP of Central Florida Central Florida Zoo & Botanical Gardens Lyman High School Vistimy Ministries CFHLA Foundation Making the Difference Outreach Wounded Warrior Project Christian Help Matthews Hope Zebra Coalition City of Orlando Morning Star School City of Orlando Charities New Hope for Kids Parramore Kidz Zone North Share Animal League American Coalition for the Homeless of Central Florida NorthWest Republican Women Community Based Care of Central Florida Oranole Foundation Daddy’s Home, Inc. Orlando Minority Youth Golf Association Dreamflight USA Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando Edgewood Ranch for Children Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando Epilepsy Association of Central Florida Humane Society Florida Citrus Sports Foundation Pop Warner Lake Howell Florida Hospital Foundation Recovery House of Central Florida Florida Hospital Altamonte Rescue Outreach Mission Heroes for Babies Ronald McDonald House of Central Florida Hospice of the Comforter Russell Home Fresh Start Ministries Sanford Rotary Club Give Kids the World Village Seminole County Parks & Recreation Grow Central Florida Seminole County Public Schools Hagerty High School-Volleyball Club Seminole County South Rotary Club In 2017, Charity Challenge, Inc., was proud to have the opportunity to donate $200,500 to Central Florida charities. Team Building Camaraderie among your group! Challenge Yourself, your team and others in your industry! Synergy Among co-workers and the community! Give Back To whichever charity you choose! Have Fun Doing It! Event Details / Schedule Of Events Important Dates Challenge Manager’s Kick-off Reception • Basketball Shootout – Shoot from various distances for Early May 2018 most points Location: TBD • Kayak Relay – Three two-person laps, using best time 6:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m. • Obstacle Course – Race through series of obstacles, using the best time further details will be provided following registration. • Tubing Relay – Six-person relay, using best overall time • Tug-of-War Contest – Team with rope marker on their side after Set-Up 90 seconds wins Friday, May 18, 2018 • Volleyball Tournament – Team scoring 11 points and a two- Location: Camping World Stadium point lead wins 8 a.m. – 6 p.m. Team Participants Open for team tent set up after 1:00pm. • Teams must consist of at least three females and three males for each event, except in tug-of-war which only two females are Competition Day required. Saturday, May 19, 2018 • Teams can have as many participants as they wish, as long as Location: Camping World Stadium they have all registered and signed the insurance waiver. 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.: Team Competition • Hospitality teams must consist of only paid employees 5 – 7 p.m.: Championships of company. 7 p.m-?: Championship Party • Apartment developments must consist of rent-paying residents immediately following competition and/or paid employees of the complex. Cost Charity Award Ceremony • $500 tax deductible fee UNTIL April 1st. Check presenations to all selected charities. • $550 tax deductible fee AFTER April 1st. Late August 2018 with at least half going to the charity of your choice. Location: TBD Time: TBD Additional Information further details will be provided following registration. • All participants are required to sign an insurance waiver prior to competing. • All teams will be asked to donate at least $100 in gift certificates Further details on these events will be that we can distribute to our valued volunteers. provided following registration. 2017 TEAMS AAA Parking Gilt Nightclub Rosen Hotel and Resorts I Absolutely Amazing Refinishing, Inc Hilton Grand Vacations Rosen Hotel and Resorts II Affinity Waste Solutions Hilton Orlando Saddle Up AGPM Holiday Inn Resort LBV/Applebee’s Seretta Construction, Inc. Alfond Inn at Rollins Homewood Suites Orlando I-Drive Spectrum Beacham/ The Social Hyatt Hotels of Orlando Sportscape Belfor Property Restoration Just Right Rentals Stratford Point Apartments Bonnet Creek - Hilton & Waldorf Astoria Kessler Collection System Tech Services, Inc. Bubba Gump Shrimp Co. Orlando Kona Grill Team Hybrid Camden Apartment Homes Lake Weston Apartments Towne Park Carroll Management Loews Hotel I Universal Parks & Resorts Concord Rents Loews Hotels II Uno Pizzeria & Grill ContraVest Loews Hotels III Vacation Club CORT Oasis at Wekiva Valet Waste Darden Restaurants Omni Orlando Resort at Champion’s Gate Walt Disney World Swan and Dolphin Dewey’s Indoor Golf & Sports Grill Picerne Corporate Office Wekiva Island Double Tree by Hilton Orlando at SeaWorld Red Lobster Seafood Company, LLC Westgate Resorts I Embassy Suites Orlando I-Drive Renaissance Orlando at SeaWorld Westgate Resorts II Expedia Local Expert Retreat Orlando Wiginton Fire Systems Four Seasons Orlando Reunion Resort Willow Key Apartments Fun Spot America RLH Construction, LLC World Wide Cultural Exchange Gators Dockside I Rock and Brews Lee Vista I Wyndham Grand Orlando Resort Bonnet Creek Gators Dockside II Rock and Brews Oviedo II 2017 Champions and 1st Multi-Dwelling Division 1st Hospitality Division: AAA Parking 1st Resort & Hotels Division: Vacation Club Just Right Rentals To register your team, please see the application on the back page. Your business, like most businesses, believes in the rich tradition of giving back to nonprofit organizations to show your support for the community in which you serve. By becoming a Charity Challenge sponsor, your company will receive valuable community exposure while providing much needed philanthropic resources to the charity of YOUR choice! We have been building this organization for 33 years, and have been fortunate enough to also build relationships with companies that believe in our cause. In the next few pages you will find different levels of Sponsorship opportunities. Make Your Sponsorship Work For You! Title $30,000 minimum, with some goods/services included Presenting $10,000 minimum, with some goods/services included Platinum $5,000 minimum, with some goods/services included Gold $2,500 minimum, with some goods/services included Silver $1,000 minimum, with some goods/services included Bronze $500 minimum, with some goods/services
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