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Whitey Herzog, Willie Mcgee and Keith Hernandez As They Reminisce About the 1982 World Series and Share Other Treasured Stories About Their Time with the St Join featured guests Whitey Herzog, Willie McGee and Keith Hernandez as they reminisce about the 1982 World Series and share other treasured stories about their time with the St. Louis Cardinals. Dan McLaughlin , voice of the Cardinals, will host the event and moderate a question and answer session with these baseball legends. Saturday, January 20, 2018 St. Louis Union Station Hotel, Grand Ballroom 1820 Market Street | St. Louis, MO 63103 The evening will also include a sit-down dinner, and silent and live auctions featuring unique sports memorabilia. 5:00pm VIP cocktail reception* 6:00 p.m. Private photo session with the Cardinals* and silent auction 6:45 p.m. Dinner 8:00 p.m. Program * For select sponsorships For additional information and/or to register, visit theNCCS.org/events or contact Emily Hickner at [email protected] or 314.446.5226. Net proceeds will support children with cancer, their families and survivors. Sponsorship Opportunities For additional information, contact Emily Hickner at [email protected] or 314.446.5226. $25,000 WORLD SERIES CHAMPION SPONSOR $10,000 HOME RUN SPONOR Help 54 families get their child the treatment they Help 21 families get their child the treatment they need to survive. need to survive. Four reserved tables for ten at the dinner Two reserved tables for ten at the dinner Premium seating VIP Cocktail Reception VIP Cocktail Reception 8”x10” commemorative photograph with one of 8”x10” commemorative photograph with All the Cardinals for every guest THREE CARDINALS for every guest Listing on the invitation Company logo displayed at the event Company logo displayed at the event Marquee listing on the invitation Company logo in the program Company logo in the program Listing on the NCCS website Listing on the NCCS website Valet parking Corporate ad included on silent auction site Tax-deductible amount of this contribution is $8,500 Valet parking Tax-deductible amount of this contribution is $5,000 TRIPLE SPONSOR $22,000 Help 11 families get their child the treatment they need to survive. $15,000 GRAND SLAM SPONSOR One reserved table for twelve at the dinner Help 32 families get their child the treatment they 8”x10” commemorative photograph with one of need to survive. the Cardinals for every guest Three reserved tables for ten at the dinner Company logo displayed at the event Premium seating Listing on the invitation VIP Cocktail Reception Company logo in the program 8”x10” commemorative photograph with one Listing on the NCCS website of the Cardinals for every guest Valet parking Autographed baseball for every guest signed by Tax-deductible amount of this contribution is $4,100 one of the three featured Cardinals Company logo displayed at the event $2,500 DOUBLE SPONSOR Listing on the invitation Help five families get their child the treatment they Company logo in the program need to survive. Listing on the NCCS website One reserved table for ten at the dinner Valet parking Company logo displayed at the event Tax-deductible amount of this contribution is $12,750 Listing on the invitation Company logo in the program Valet parking Tax-deductible amount of this contribution is $1,750 $1,500 SILENT AUCTION SPONSOR Help three families get their child the treatment they need to survive. Corporate ad on silent auction site Limited availability 100% Tax deductible Sponsorship Reservation Form Company Name__________________________________________________________ (As you wish it to appear in all printed materials) Address_________________________________________________________________ City_____________________________________ State_________ Zip______________ Contact Name ___________________________________________________________ Phone # ____________________ Email ______________________________________ Sponsorship Opportunities (may select multiple sponsorships or multiple quantities of a sponsorship) Total $__________ ____ World Series Champion, $25,000 (Four tables of 10) ____ Triple, $5,000 (One table of 12) ____ Grand Slam, $15,000 (Three tables of 10) ____ Double, $2,500 (One table of 10) ____ Home Run, $10,000 (Two tables of 10) ____ Silent Auction, $1,500 _____ We are unable to attend “An Evening with the Cardinals”, but would like to make a 100% tax-deductible contribution of $__________ For information on individual tickets, please visit thenccs.org/cardinals. Payment Options (select one) _____ Enclosed is a check made payable to: The National Children’s Cancer Society (NCCS) _____ Please invoice after January 1, 2018 _____ Please charge: ___ VISA ___ MasterCard ___ Discover ___ AMEX Card No. _______________________________________ Exp. Date __________ Please mail to: The National Children’s Cancer Society Fax to: 314-735-2026 500 North Broadway, Suite 1850 St. Louis, MO 63102 email to: [email protected] .
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