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AN EVENING with COUGAR FOOTBALL LEGENDS Enjoy an Evening with BYU Cougar Football Legends at Thanksgiving Point AN EVENING WITH COUGAR FOOTBALL LEGENDS Enjoy an evening with BYU Cougar Football Legends at Thanksgiving Point. This special night will include entertainment, food and a live and silent auction. Proceeds will benefit the Miracles From Elsie Foundation. SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES Miracles From Elsie is a 501(c)(3) PRESENTING SPONSOR: $7,500 nonprofit foundation dedicated to providing financial assistance to families that care • Two VIP Tables of 12 at An Evening with Cougar Football Legends for a child with a life threatening medical • Link prominently displayed on www.MiraclesFromElsie.org issue, grief counseling and organ donation • Name and logo listed on cover of Event Program awareness. • Name and logo listed on Official Event Ticket • Full-Page Advertisement in the Event Program The Foundation was established in • Listed as a Presenting Sponsor with logo in Event Program Kalani Sitake memory of Elsie Mahe, the 3-year-old • Name included on all media releases Honorary Chairman daughter of Sunny and Reno Mahe, who • Recognition from the Master of Ceremonies during the event was released to heaven after a tragic accident in 2016. Her organs were PLATINUM SPONSOR: $5,000 donated to save the lives of others. • One VIP Table of 12 at the An Evening with Cougar Football Legends As Brigham Young University students, • A link displayed on www.MiraclesFromElsie.org Sunny was an All-American on the • Half-Page Advertisement in the Event Program • Listed as a Platinum Sponsor with logo in the Event Program volleyball team and Reno played football. • Name listed as Platinum Sponsor on some media releases He spent five seasons in the NFL playing • Sponsor recognition from the Master of Ceremonies during the event Greg Wrubell for the Philadelphia Eagles and now is an • VIP Invitation to attend press conferences and other media events Master of Ceremonies assistant coach for BYU. BOARD OF DIRECTORS SILVER SPONSOR: $2,500 Sheri Dew • One Table of 10 at the An Evening with Cougar Football Legends Reno Mahe • Silver Sponsor listing in Event Program and on www.MiraclesFromElsie.org Sunny Mahe Andy Reid INDIVIDUAL TICKET: $250 Vai Sikahema MiraclesfromElsie.org EVENT COMMITTEE PAYMENT INFORMATION Presenting Sponsor @ $7,500.00 $ Platinum Sponsor @ $5,000.00 $ Silver Sponsor @ $2,500.00 $ Jeremy Andrus Chair Individual Ticket(s) _______ @ $250.00 $ Val Andrus Cristin Pulsipher Mark Comer Gabe Reid Additional Donation $ Denny Crockett Jeremy Roberts Jason Mandelaris Dave Stidham TOTAL DUE $ Sean Mawhinney Veni Tonga Reed Mellor Jamie Ventura PAYMENT (check applicable box) Carey Ofahengaue Mark Whetzel o Enclosed is my check. Payable to: Miracles from Elsie Foundation SCHEDULE OF EVENTS o Please charge my Credit Card: Federal Tax ID#: 82-1218805 6:00 – 7:00 PM Name as it appears on card: Reception Card Number: 7:00 – 9:00 PM Exp. Date: CCV Code: Dinner & Program Address: City: State: Zip: Please mail or fax to: Miracles from Elsie Foundation Email Address: P.O. Box 975 Phone Number: ( ) Lehi, UT 84043 FAX: (702) 586-4157 For More information contact Burt Trembly at (702) 622-2275 or [email protected].
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