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Saturday, November 18 Grand Park, Downtown L.A Saturday, November 18 Grand Park, Downtown L.A. SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES “Homelessness is not an issue like breast cancer or AIDS. Many people who are walking don’t know anyone who’s homeless. But they’re coming out to walk on their behalf and to give voice to our homeless neighbors.” — Elise Buik, President & CEO, United Way of Greater Los Angeles 2 EVENT EXPOSURE HIGHLIGHTS 2016 Celebrity Influencers Cameron Boyce, actor (Gamer’s Guide to Pretty Much Anything) Instagram: 3.8 million followers Twitter: 1.28 million followers Jon Huertas, actor (This is Us) Instagram: 309,000 followers OUR HOMEWALK SPONSORS Twitter: 119,000 followers Eric Dickerson, NFL Hall of Famer ENSURE 100% OF FUNDS Host of weekly KLAC radio show Regular contributor to KRRL, KIIS, KOST, KFI-A and KBIG RAISED BY WALKERS GOES HomeWalk 2016 Results DIRECTLY TO THE COMMUNITY. Media Impressions: 50+ million Including: KTLA, KABC, KTTV, Univision, KOST-FM, KROQ, La For more than 10 years, thousands of Angelenos have come Opinión, Los Angeles Times, Los together for the common goal of helping to end homelessness Angeles Magazine, Clear Channel in Los Angeles County. Join other top brand sponsors as Outdoor we transform the streets of downtown Los Angeles into an Social Media Impressions: opportunity to help those in need and show the community 5+ million we care. Facebook Live stream at event reached more than 23,000 United Way’s annual 5K family run/walk — raising funds and advocates awareness to end homelessness in L.A. County — takes over the streets of downtown Los Angeles in November. With Email impressions More than 70,000 constituents the added exposure of user-generated social media posts, received 90 emails with an participating sponsors will be a part of a civic and public average open rate of 27.5% movement towards positive change and online buzz. HOMEWALK HISTORY & SUCCESS 85,000+ $7.6+ 18,000 walkers mobilized. million raised. lives transformed with the stability of a home. 3 SPONSORSHIP DETAILS EVENT MAJOR VIP PRESENTING Payment due before Oct. 1, 2017 $10K $25K $50K Negotiable Company name listed on HomeWalk website, t-shirts, X select printed materials, and on stage banner Company logo on HomeWalk website, t-shirts, select X X X printed materials, and select event e-communication Company logo on stage banner. Live mentions/call-outs X X X during various segments of the mainstage program. Recognition via Facebook, Twitter and/or Instagram with 1 3 6 9 a combined following of 70K+ 10 x 10 booth(s) 1 1 2 3+ Inclusion in all press and media materials X X X :30 rotating advertisement on Jumbotron X X X Catered breakfast onsite at HomeWalk for team of up to... 25 50 50 Inclusion in post-event recap video X X X Logo inclusion in a full page ad in a prominent Los X X X Angeles print publication post-event Tickets to HomeWalk VIP Reception + VIP parking passes 2 4 8 Pre-show feature commercial to be customized by X X sponsor and broadcast on Jumbotron Onsite pre-printed signage for maximum team visibility, hive banner placements, opportunity for product X X sampling and/or giveaways at centrally located United Way booth Category exclusivity for all elements associated with HomeWalk 2017 including all media and collateral X materials Presenting Sponsor of the Community Connect Village and a prominent location within the Village for participant X interaction CEO/Company spokesperson invited to participate in X event program and address the audience at the event One (1) dedicated e-communication to full database with X custom messaging All volunteer “wayfinders” to be outfitted in apparel X featuring company logo Other customizable elements to be mutually agreed upon, X based on availability For more details or to secure your sponsorship, contact: Marcie Perez, [email protected], 213.808.6403 -or- Shari Theresia, [email protected], 213.808.6433 4 SECURE YOUR SPONSORSHIP TODAY — TAKE ADVANTAGE OF EXPOSURE FROM START TO FINISH AT HOMEWALK 2017! Top 2016 HomeWalk Sponsors CONTACT MARCIE PEREZ SHARI THERESIA WWW.HOMEWALKLA.ORG [email protected] [email protected] 213.808.6403 213.808.6433.
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