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Hosted by Actor and Comedian, Sinbad! COMICS for KIDS JOIN US for an UNFORGETTABLE EVENING Boys & Girls Clubs of Monterey County presents R FO Join us as a Sponsor on March 28, 2020 at The Inn at Spanish Bay Hosted by actor and comedian, Sinbad! COMICS FOR KIDS JOIN US FOR AN UNFORGETTABLE EVENING March 28, 2020 makes the 27th annual Comics for Kids Auction, celebrating the youth of Monterey County with our community. We invite you to join us as a sponsor to entertain clients and friends while supporting the Boys & Girls Clubs of Monterey County. Event proceeds impact the lives of over 4,000 local youth, shaping the future of our communities and the leaders of tomorrow. The Inn at Spanish Bay Cocktail Reception & Silent Auction begins at 5:30pm Dinner, Presentation and Live Auction 6:45pm Sinbad comedy performance 9:00pm For more information, contact Beth Menon at [email protected] or 831-394-5171 ext. 228 Ranked by Comedy Central as one of the “100 Greatest Standups of All Time,” actor and comedian Sinbad has had audiences laughing for over three decades. Throughout his incredibly Sinbad successful career as a standup comedian, Sinbad has starred in two Comedy Central specials and four HBO comedy specials. As an actor, Sinbad has been featured in leading roles in such films as JINGLE ALL THE WAY and GOOD BURGER, and on the FX super series, It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia. Sponsorship Opportunities Register online at www.bgcmc.org/CFK20 As a Presenting Sponsor, you will receive these benefits: • Lead Logo placed on all event signage, print materials, and video screens $50,000 • Sponsorship acknowledged on all publicity materials, website, and email distributions PRESENTING SPONSOR • Full page ad in catalog, inside cover, full color • Name recognition in event press release Tax Deductible Amount: • Premium Seating, table for 12, center stage, front row • Meet and Greet reception for 12 with Comedic Talent on the evening of the event SOLD$48,250 As a Gold Sponsor, you will receive these benefits: • Logo placed on all event signage, print materials, and video screens $25,000 • Sponsorship acknowledged on all publicity materials, website, and email distributions GOLD SPONSOR • Full page ad in catalog, full color • Premium Seating, table for 10 Tax Deductible Amount: • Meet and Greet reception for 10 with Comedic Talent on the evening of the event SOLD$23,250 As a Silver Sponsor, you will receive these benefits: • Logo placed on all event signage, print materials, and video screens $12,500 • Sponsorship acknowledged on all publicity materials, website, and email distributions SILVER SPONSOR • Half page ad in catalog, full color • Preferred Seating, table for 10 Tax Deductible Amount: • Meet and Greet for 4 with Comedic Talent on the evening of the event $10,900 As a Bronze Sponsor, you will receive these benefits: • Logo placed on all event signage, print materials, and video screens $7,500 • Sponsorship acknowledged on all publicity materials, website, and email distributions BRONZE SPONSOR • Preferred Seating, table for 10 • Meet and Greet reception for 2 with Comedic Talent on the evening of the event Tax Deductible Amount: $5,950 As a Friend Sponsor, you will receive these benefits: • Name placed on all event signage, print materials, and video screens $5,000 • Sponsorship acknowledged on all publicity materials, website, and email distributions FRIEND SPONSOR • Reserved Seating, table for 10 Tax Deductible Amount: $3,500 Join us for an unforgettable evening! www.bgcmc.org/CFK20 “OUR MISSION IS TO INSPIRE AND EMPOWER THE YOUTH OF MONTEREY COUNTY TO REALIZE THEIR FULL POTENTIAL TO BECOME RESPONSIBLE, HEALTHY, PRODUCTIVE AND SUCCESSFUL CITIZENS.” Board of Directors Executive Staff Seaside Clubhouse & Corporate Offices Pinney Allen Ron Johnson P.O. Box 97 Peter A. Baird President & CEO 1332 La Salle Avenue Ted Balestreri Ann Hasselbach Seaside, CA 93955 Gordon Eubanks Chief Financial Officer T (831)394-5171 F (831)394-4898 Erin Fogg Tom Gray Salinas Clubhouse Judy Krueger 85 Maryal Drive Butch Lindley Salinas, CA 93906 Joe Merenda Robert Montgomery T (831)757-4412 F (831)757-4498 Gina Nucci SERVING YOUTH IN MONTEREY COUNTY SINCE 1968 Cynthia Peck Bill Perocchi Christina Romeka Tim Stejskal Robert Weakley Ed Zander Emeritus Directors Peter Blackstock Brigitte Wasserman.
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