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Hosted by Actor and Comedian, Frank Caliendo! COMICS for KIDS Sponsorship Opportunities JOIN US for an UNFORGETTABLE EVENING Register Online At Boys & Girls Clubs of Monterey County presents R FO Join us as a Sponsor on March 27, 2021! Hosted by actor and comedian, Frank Caliendo! COMICS FOR KIDS Sponsorship Opportunities JOIN US FOR AN UNFORGETTABLE EVENING Register online at www.bgcmc.org/CFK21 As a Presenting Sponsor, you will receive these benefits: th • Title Sponsor for event (Comics for Kids Presented by _____) March 27, 2021 marks the 28 annual Comics for Kids Event, $25,000 • Featured with Comics for Kids Logo PRESENTING SPONSOR • 1-2 minute professionally filmed video featured in Comics for Kids Event celebrating the youth of Monterey County with our community. • 250 household/staff links to Event Tax Deductible Amount: • Mentioned in all Comics for Kids eblasts, event website, during event, etc. We invite you to join us as a sponsor to entertain clients and friends • Online Auction Pre-view while supporting the Boys & Girls Clubs of Monterey County. $25,000 Event proceeds impact the lives of over 4,000 local youth, shaping the future of our communities and the leaders of tomorrow. As a Gold Sponsor, you will receive these benefits: • 125 household/staff links to Event $12,500 • Mentioned in all Comics for Kids eblasts, event website, during event, etc. GOLD SPONSOR • 30 seconds – 1 minute professional video featured in Comics for Kids Event Virtual Event starts LIVE at 5pm. • Online Auction Pre-view For more information, contact Beth Menon at Tax Deductible Amount: [email protected] or 805-748-8132 $12,500 As a Silver Sponsor, you will receive these benefits: • 75 household/staff links to Event $7,500 • Mentioned in all Comics for Kids eblasts, event website, during event, etc. SILVER SPONSOR • Online Auction Pre-view Comedian, actor, and impressionist Tax Deductible Amount: $7,500 Frank Caliendo has been making people laugh his entire life. He is well known for his impressions of famous personalities As a Bronze Sponsor, you will receive these benefits: Donald Trump, Morgan Freeman, Al • 50 household/staff links to Event Pacino, Robin Williams, Robert DeNiro; $5,000 • Mentioned in all Comics for Kids eblasts, event website, during event, etc. BRONZE SPONSOR politicians George W. Bush, Bill Clinton, Barack Obama; broadcasters John Tax Deductible Amount: Madden, Charles Barkley and Jon $5,000 Gruden; and talk show hosts Dr. Phil, Jay Leno, and David Letterman. After completing an impressive 10-year run on As a Friend Sponsor, you will receive these benefits: • 25 household/staff links the “FOX NFL Sunday Pregame” show, $2,500 • Mentioned in all Comics for Kids eblasts, online website, during event, etc. Frank recently found a new home over FRIEND SPONSOR at ESPN, where he joined the cast of the Tax Deductible Amount: “Sunday NFL Countdown”. $2,500 Join us for an unforgettable evening! www.bgcmc.org/CFK21 “OUR MISSION IS TO INSPIRE AND EMPOWER THE YOUTH OF MONTEREY COUNTY TO REALIZE THEIR FULL POTENTIAL TO BECOME RESPONSIBLE, HEALTHY, PRODUCTIVE AND SUCCESSFUL CITIZENS.” Board of Directors Executive Staff Seaside Clubhouse & Corporate Offices Pinney Allen Ron Johnson P.O. Box 97 Peter A. Baird President & CEO 1332 La Salle Avenue Ted Balestreri Ann Hasselbach Seaside, CA 93955 Gordon Eubanks Chief Financial Officer T (831)394-5171 F (831)394-4898 Erin Fogg Tom Gray Salinas Clubhouse Judy Krueger 85 Maryal Drive Butch Lindley Salinas, CA 93906 Joe Merenda Robert Montgomery T (831)757-4412 F (831)757-4498 Gina Nucci SERVING YOUTH IN MONTEREY COUNTY SINCE 1968 Cynthia Peck Bill Perocchi Christina Romeka Tim Stejskal Robert Weakley Ed Zander Emeritus Directors Peter Blackstock Brigitte Wasserman.
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