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CELEBRATION OF ACHIEVEMENT Scholar Spotlight High School Sponsorship Opportunities Celebration of Achievement is Buffalo Prep's premier fundraiser that honors our graduating high school scholars and steadfast supporters in the community. Buffalo Prep's "Scholar Spotlight" series showcases our graduating scholars and their high schools, which is featured on Buffalo Prep's social media channels leading up to the Celebration of Achievement event, in the program booklet, and at the event. SCHOLAR SPOTLIGHT HIGH SCHOOL SPONSOR $1,000 Your Scholar Spotlight sponsorship includes: Logo on Scholar Spotlight profiles shared on Buffalo Prep's social media channels, program booklet, and at the event Sponsorship listing on website Sponsorship listing in program booklet, distributed to over 500 guests in attendance, including corporate sponsors and community leaders KLEINHANS MUSIC HALL MARY SEATON ROOM THURSDAY, MAY 7, 2020 6-9PM Registration form is on the back The Buffalo Prep high school seniors being honored at Celebration are graduating from the following schools. I would like to be a Scholar Spotlight sponsor of: Buffalo Academy of the Sacred Heart Buffalo Seminary Canisius High School Cardinal O’Hara High School Charter School for Applied Technologies Christian Central Academy City Honors School Mount St. Mary Academy Nardin Academy Nichols School St. Joseph’s Collegiate Institute Sweet Home High School Tapestry Charter School The Gow School The Park School of Buffalo Please return your reservation form* to: Ashley L. Coder, Director of Development Buffalo Prep, 18 Acheson Annex, University at Buffalo, Buffalo, NY 14214 Fax: 716-829-2735 Email: [email protected] Phone: 716-829-2148 *Please confirm all sponsorships and email your high resolution logo by April 1st Name: Email: Company: Address: Zip: Phone: Fax: Please make checks payable to Buffalo Prep.

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