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Charity-Challenge-XXXV-Brochure Celebrating 35 Years . 2 History and Event Details. 3 2019 Charities...................... 4 Team Information Benefits of Being a Team. 5 Event Details for Teams. 6 2019 Teams........................ 7 Sponsorship Information Sponsorship Opportunities. 8 Title Sponsorship.................... 9 Presenting Sponsorship. 1 0 Platinum Sponsorship. 1 1 Gold and Silver Sponsorship. 1 2 Bronze and Patron Sponsorship. 1 3 2019 Sponsors....................... 14 Media Coverage...................... 15 How Charities Can Participate.............. 16 Throwbacks and Social Media. 1 7 Registration......................... 18 35 YEARS Message from our Founder: Dear Friends, In 1987, I started Charity Challenge to bring Central Florida together by providing an opportunity to have fun and give back to charity. Together we have had remarkable results; evolving from a four-team backyard event into a multi-media extravaganza raising more than 6.64 million for local charities. Over the 34 Charity Challenges, hundreds of teams from the hospitality and apartment industries have come together for spirited athletic competition in six exciting sporting events for charity. We have also been blessed with thousands of loyal sponsors throughout the years. We are fortunate to have some volunteers participate for more than 20 years. Even our event director, Beatriz Flores, has served the Charity Challenge cause for more than 10 years. With our giving approaching $7 million, it is with a sad, but a joyful heart that I announce that this year, October 2021, will be my and my family's last Charity Challenge. I am so happy to have been able to put on this event for 35 years. I can’t tell you how much I appreciate all of the support of our sponsors, teams, charities, volunteers and staff who have worked tirelessly to execute this event on for so long. It truly has been a dream come true and a cause in which we gave everything for others. Remember, however, we still have work to do. As founder of Charity Challenge, I would like to invite you to be part of this exciting fun-filled event. Become a SPONSOR, compete as a TEAM or even VOLUNTEER your time as we strive to achieve our 7 million goal. Charity Challenge has proven to be a remarkable way companies can receive positive community exposure while providing valuable philanthropic resources to the charity of their choice. This year, as always, our staff and volunteers are committed to making this event a truly memorable and safe experience. The following pages will answer many questions regarding ways you can participate.Whichever way you choose to get involved, I am confident you will be pleased with the benefits this event will bring to your organization and our community. So, come out and join us on Saturday, October 2021 at Camping World Stadium for one last hurrah! Thank you again for your support and service to our community. Sincerely, Mariann Lansing (Lee’s mom), Lee Constantine. Lee Constantine Founder/CEO Since 1987, Charity Challenge has awarded $6,641,000 to Central Florida charities; including $203,000 to 62 charities in 2019. Center from left to right, Derek Riley, Board Member; Senator Lee Constantine;Mariann Lansing, Board Member; 2019 Charity Recipients. 2019 Charities included, but are not limited to: 1000 Friends of Florida Children's Safety Village Imagine our Florida Russell Home AAGO Foundation, Inc. City of Orlando Charities Inspire of Central Florida Seminole County Parks & Recreation AdventHealth Foundation Cuplet Fern Chapter Florida Native Plant Society Keep Seminole Beautiful Seminole County Public Schools Foundation Altamonte Springs Campus Doris Sanders Learning Center Kids House of Seminole County Seminole State College Foundation Hospice of the Comforter Dreamflight USA Lake Howell Pop Warner Little Sports 4 the Kids Altamonte Springs Charities Edgewood Children Ranch Longwood Historical Society St. Johns Riverkeepers Altamonte Springs Women Club Epilepsy Association of Central Florida Mel's Bad Girls Club St. Jude Children's Research Hospital Annunciation Catholic Church Feeding Children Everywhere Morning Star School St. Mary Magdalene Catholic Parish Autism Society of Greater Orlando Florida Citrus Sports Foundation Oranole Foundation Sunshine Foundation Dream Village Boy Scout of America Troop 200 Florida Conservation Coalition Orlando Magic Youth Foundation Tijuana Flats Just in Queso Foundation Boys & Girls of Central Florida Foster Children Foundation Orlando Minority Youth Golf Asso. Total Freedom Program Cannonball Kids Cancer Foundation Gives Kids the World Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando Trees for the Future Central Florida Children's Home Grow Central Florida RAPID UCF Foundation Central Florida Zoo & Botanical Gardens Habitat for Humanity of Greater Orlando Recovery House of Central Florida United Arts of Central Florida CFHLA Foundation Hagerty High School-Volleyball Club Rescue Outreach Mission United Cerebral Palsy of Central Florida Children's Miracle Network Hope Helps, Inc. Ronald McDonald House of CF Valencia College Horizon Scholars Program CHALLENGE Yourself, your team and others in your industry! Compete in six co-ed sports! Team Building Camaraderie among your group! Give Back To whichever charity you choose! Synergy Among co-workers and the community! Have Fun Doing It! Event Details / Schedule Of Events Important Dates Competition Manager’s Kick-off Reception Early October 2021 • Basketball Shootout-Shoot from various distances for most points. • Kayak Relay-Three two-person laps, round eliminations. Location: TBD • Obstacle Course-Race through a series of obstacles, using the best time. 6:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m. • Tubing Relay-Six-person relay, round eliminations. further details will be provided following registration. • Tug-of-War Contest-Team with rope marker on their side after 90 seconds wins. • Volleyball Tournament-Team scoring 11 points and a two-point lead wins. Set-Up Team Participants Friday, October 2021 • Teams must consist of at least three females and three males for each event, Location: Camping World Stadium except in tug-of-war which only two females are required. 8 a.m. – 6 p.m. • Teams can have as many participants as they wish, as long as they have all Open for team tent set up after 1:00pm. registered and signed the insurance waiver. • Hospitality teams must consist of only paid employees. Competition Day • Apartment developments must consist of rent-paying residents and/or paid Saturday, October 2021 employees of the complex. Location: Camping World Stadium 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.: Team Competition Cost 5 – 7 p.m.: Championships • $500 tax-deductible fee UNTIL July 15th. 7 p.m-?: Championship Party • $550 tax-deductible fee AFTER July 15th. immediately following competition with at least half going to the charity of your choice. Additional Information Charity Award Ceremony • All participants are required to sign an insurance waiver prior to competing. Check presenations to all selected charities. • All teams will be asked to donate at least $100 in gift certificates that we can Late November 2021 distribute to our valued volunteers. Location: TBD Time: TBD further details will be provided following registration. 2019 TEAMS NORTH CONFERENCE CENTRAL CONFERENCE SOUTH CONFERENCE 4Rivers Smokehouse CAM Services Boathouse Affinity Waste Solutions DoubleTree/Embassy Suites I-Drive Bonnet Creek - Hilton & Waldorf Astoria ContraVest Gators Dockside II Deluxe Resort-WDW Frontline Performance Group Gilt Nightclub DoubleTree at SeaWorld Gators Dockside I Hilton Orlando Fountains/Bluegreen Vacations Hooters of Florida Homewood Suites Orlando I-Drive Four Seasons Orlando Just Right Rentals Kessler Collection Gaylord Palms Resort and Convention Liam Fitzpatrick's Irish Pub Loews Hotels I Hyatt Regency Grand Cypress Oasis at Lake Bennet Loews Hotels II Moderate/DVC Resorts-WDW Oasis at Moss Park Loews Hotels III Omni Community Champions Oasis at Wekiva Lynx Transportation Paramont Hospitality Management Pat's Liquor Leaf & Wine Net Conversion I Pyramid Hotel Group Picerne Development Net Conversion II Renaissance Orlando at SeaWorld Pinnacle Net Conversion III Rock & Brews-Kissimmee Rock & Brews-Oviedo OUC Swan and Dolphin-WDW Stratford Point Apartments Rosen Hotel and Resorts I Vacation Club Tijuana Flats Rosen Hotel and Resrots II Value Resorts-WDW Twin Peaks Universal Creative Wyndham Destinations Wekiva Island ZRS Management Wyndham Grand Orlando Resort Westin-Lake Mary Wiginton Fire Systems To register your team, please see the application on the back page. Make Your Sponsorship Work For You! We are sure your business believes in the rich tradition of serving its community by supporting nonprofit organizations and giving back. 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! For the past 34 years, we have been building this organization 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. Each level of sponsorship carries with it a varying degree of advertising and exposure proportionate to the level of contribution. A thorough explanation of these options is contained in the following pages. 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
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