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2018 Sponsor Fulfillment CB4 2018 SPONSOR 18 FULFILLMENT KIT The Orlando Sports Foundation is a non-profit membership organization dedicated to raising funds and awareness for breast cancer research. The OSF hosts several events throughout the year, including its signature event the AutoNation Cure Bowl. Funds raised from their events directly benefit the Breast Cancer Research Foundation (BCRF). THANKS FOR YOUR HELP The AutoNation Cure Bowl is more than a game. Thank you for being a partner and joining our mission of bringing teams together to find a cure for cancer. In this fulfillment kit, there is important information and details about assets and coverage that made the 2018 AutoNation Cure Bowl a success. TABLE OF CONTENTS Orlando Sports Foundation Events .............. 2-7 Cure Bowl Cup .............................................2 Strike Out Breast Cancer ............................3 Diamonds Are Forever Casino Night .........4 Women’s Football Academy .......................5 2019 Events Calendar ..................................6 AUTONATION CURE BOWL AutoNation Cure Bowl Week ....................... 7-19 BENFITTING THE BREAST CANCER RESEARCH FOUNDATION CFE Cure Bowl All-Stars ............................8 (BCRF) Welcome Reception .....................................9 Press Conference ...................................... 10 Universal Studios/Islands of Adventure . 11 41 | 24 Feeding Children Everywhere .................. 12 FINAL JA Edwards Hospitality Tent for OSF TULANE LOUISIANA Member .................................................... 13 AutoNation Cure Nowl Pregame Tailgate QUICK FACTS and Concert featuring Andy Grammer .... 14 Date: December 15, 2018 | 1:30 pm (EST) AutoNation Cure Bowl ..........................15-19 City (Venue): Orlando, Fla. (Camping World Stadium) Social Media Marketing .............................20-25 TV: CBS Sports Network Twitter ................................................... 20-21 Ticket Prices: $25, $50, $150 Facebook ............................................... 22-23 Charity Partner: Breast Cancer Research Foundation (BCRF) Instagram ............................................. 24-25 American Athletic Conference: Tulane Green Wave Digital Marketing .......................................26-27 Sun Belt Conference: Louisiana Ragin’ Cajuns Print Marketing ..........................................28-31 Founded (Year): May 28, 2008 (Fourth) Sports Incentive Fund ................................32-33 Sun Belt Kick Cancer Nets ........................34-35 HOTELS AT UNIVERSAL ORLANDO RESORT News Articles .............................................35-41 American Athletic: Loews Royal Pacific Resort AutoNation Cure Bowl Timeline ...............42-45 Sun Belt: Loews Portofino Bay Resort Conferences ...............................................52-53 Media: Loews Sapphire Falls Resort American Athletic ......................................52 Game Officials: Hard Rock Hotel Sun Bet ........................................................53 Camping Wold Stadium .................................. 54 BOWL WEEK EVENTS December 11, 2018 7:00 p.m. - CFE Cure Bowl All-Stars (Winter Park, Fla.) December 12, 2018 5:00 p.m. - Welcome Reception (Universal CityWalk) December 13, 2018 12:00 p.m. - AutoNation Cure Bowl Press Conference (Loews BRINGING TEAMS TOGETHER Royal Pacific Resort Convention Center) TO FIND A CURE FOR CANCER. 1:00 p.m. - Universal Studios / Universal Islands of Adventure (Universal Orlando Resort) December 14, 2018 2:00 p.m. - Hospital Visit (Orlando Health UF Cancer Center) CREDITS 2:00 p.m. - Feeding Children Everywhere (Loews Royal The 2019 AutoNation Cure Bowl Sponsor Fulfillment Kit Pacific Resort Convention Center) was written by Nate Blythe and Ashley Germano along with 5:00 p.m. - Battle of the Bands (Universal CityWalk) editorial contributions from Alan Gooch. Mike Foristall of Knight Agency provided the layout for the inside and December 15, 2018 designed the four covers. 10:30 a.m. - AutoNation Cure Bowl Pregame Tailgate and Concert featuring Andy Grammer (Tinker Field) Photos are courtesy of Macbeth Photography, Snap and Play, Aldrin Capulon, Jared East, Jessica Robinson, Sun 1:30 p.m. - Kickoff (Camping World Stadium) Belt Conference, American Athletic Conference, Mountain West Conference, Conference USA, UCF and Orlando Sports Foundation. 1 2018 CURE BOWL SPONSOR FULFILLMENT KIT ORLANDO SPORTS FOUNDATION EVENTS CURE BOWL CUP APRIL 9, 2018 | ISLEWORTH GOLF & COUNTY CLUB The inaugural Cure Bowl Cup was held on April 9 at Isleworth SPECIAL Golf and Country Club. The golf scramble annually rotates between THANKS: Isleworth and Lake Nona Golf and County Clubs and features Orlando’s community leaders. 2 2018 CURE BOWL SPONSOR FULFILLMENT KIT ORLANDO SPORTS FOUNDATION EVENTS STRIKE OUT BREAST CANCER AUGUST 26, 2018 | BOARDWALK BOWL The Orlando Sports Foundation celebrated a decade of bowling SPECIAL for a cure on August 26. The 10th Annual Strikeout Breast Cancer THANKS: tournament presented by JA Edwards of America at Boardwalk Bowl brought together members of the community for an afternoon of food, fun and information about becoming a member of the Orlando Sports Foundation. 3 2018 CURE BOWL SPONSOR FULFILLMENT KIT ORLANDO SPORTS FOUNDATION EVENTS CASINO NIGHT OCTOBER 5, 2018 | CITRUS CLUB The Orlando Sports Foundation hosted its annual Diamonds are Forever Casino Night on Oct. 5. The SPECIAL special event brings community members together for an evening of fun and games at the Citrus Club. THANKS: 4 2018 CURE BOWL SPONSOR FULFILLMENT KIT ORLANDO SPORTS FOUNDATION EVENTS WOMEN’S FOOTBALL ACADEMY OCTOBER 21, 2018 | BLOOMINGDALES AT THE MALL AT MILENIA The Women’s Football Academy was a ladies- only morning of football, fashion and fun – and what a success it was! During breakfast, Dr. SPECIAL Annette Khaled, Head of the Division of Cancer THANKS: Research/Professor at the UCF College of Medicine, and Vanessa Echols, WFTV News Anchor, shared the latest research and their personal journeys with breast cancer. There was a tailgate themed fashion show that featured breast cancer fighters and survivors who were escorted by college/retired NFL football players. Looking forward to hosting our second Annual WFA in 2019. 5 2018 CURE BOWL SPONSOR FULFILLMENT KIT ORLANDO SPORTS FOUNDATION EVENTS 2019 CALENDAR CURE BOWL CUP April 8 | Lake Nona Golf & Country Club CASINO NIGHT July 2019 | TBD STRIKE OUT BREAST CANCER August 18 | Boardwalk Bowl SCOUT SCHOOL August 22 | TBD RACE 2 CURE Fall 2019 | Sanford, Fla. WOMEN’S FOOTBALL ACADEMY September 2019 | Orlando, Fla. FFVA MUTUAL INVITATIONAL November 4 | Legacy Club at Alaqua Lakes CURE BOWL ALL-STARS December 17 | Winter Park, Fla. MARCH 2 CURE December 21 | Orlando, Fla. AUTONATION CURE BOWL December 21 | Orlando, Fla. 6 2018 CURE BOWL SPONSOR FULFILLMENT KIT 7 2018 CURE BOWL SPONSOR FULFILLMENT KIT AUTONATION CURE BOWL WEEK CFE CURE BOWL ALL-STARS DECEMBER 11, 2018 | SHOWALTER FIELD The CFE Cure Bowl All-Star Game was played on December 11 and featured players, training aides and cheerleaders from SPECIAL Orange County and Seminole County high schools at Showalter Field in Winter Park, Fla. The teams are also supplemented THANKS: with players from private schools in the two-county area. The proceeds from the game benefit the Coaches Toy Challenge, which is an annual drive to provide toys for children at Christmas, and the Orlando Sports Foundation. 8 2018 CURE BOWL SPONSOR FULFILLMENT KIT AUTONATION CURE BOWL WEEK WELCOME RECEPTION DECEMBER 12, 2018 | UNIVERSAL CITYWALK The CoventBridge Group Welcome Reception kicked off bowl week at the AutoNation Cure SPECIAL Bowl. The official team party for the Louisiana Ragin’ Cajuns and the Tulane Green Wave THANKS: met at the Universal CityWalk Lagoon and Plaza Stage. Stacy Hanson from CoventBridge Group delivered an impactful speech about her fight and battle against breast cancer. Both teams had an opportunity to explore Universal CityWalk following the event. 9 2018 CURE BOWL SPONSOR FULFILLMENT KIT AUTONATION CURE BOWL WEEK PRESS CONFERENCE DECEMBER 13, 2018 | LOEWS ROYAL PACIFIC RESORT CONVENTION CENTER The Louisiana Ragin’ Cajuns and Tulane Green Wave formally met the media contingent on Thursday morning at the Loews Royal Pacific Resort Convention SPECIAL Center. Each team’s head coach and select student-athletes provided insight on the upcoming AutoNation Cure Bowl, while Breast Cancer Research Foundation THANKS: (BCRF) researcher Dr. Annette Khaled from the UCF College of Medicine provided an update on her work. Both teams posed for photos with the bowl trophy between the two sessions. Louisiana junior linebacker Alonzo Brown and Tulane redshirt senior offensive lineman John Leglue also received Cure Bowl Community Service Soldier Medallions. 10 2018 CURE BOWL SPONSOR FULFILLMENT KIT AUTONATION CURE BOWL WEEK THEME PARK VISIT DECEMBER 13, 2018 | UNIVERSAL STUDIOS / UNIVERSAL ISLANDS OF ADVENTURE The Louisiana Ragin’ Cajuns and Tulane Green Wave had the opportunity to experience everything that Universal Orlando had to offer on Thursday afternoon. Both teams hit the theme parks at Universal Studios and Islands of Adventure for an unforgettable afternoon of fun with their teammates. 11 2018 CURE BOWL SPONSOR FULFILLMENT KIT AUTONATION CURE BOWL WEEK FEEDING CHILDREN EVERYWHERE DECEMBER 14, 2018 | LOEWS ROYAL PACIFIC RESORT CONVENTION CENTER The J.A. Edwards Feeding Children Everywhere Hunger Project brought the Louisiana Ragin’ Cajuns and Tulane Green Wave together to pack over 20,500 SPECIAL
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