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PSU's 18Th Annual Simon Benson Awards Dinner Thursday PSU’s 18th Annual Simon Benson Awards Dinner Thursday, November 9, 2017 • Oregon Convention Center BECOME A SPONSOR Contact: Heather Eldon Director of Corporate & Foundation Relations, PSU Foundation 503-725-8135 | [email protected] psuf.org/simon-benson-awards-dinner BENEFITS OF SPONSORSHIP SPONSORSHIP LEVELS Presenting: $50,000 • Exposure to an audience of more than 1,600 business, civic, social, and political leaders Keynote Speaker’s Reception: $30,000 • Exceptional opportunity to entertain important Sponsor Reception: $30,000 clients • High visibility at one of Portland’s largest Principal: $25,000 fundraising events Leadership: $15,000 • Recognition in promotional materials including print advertising, social media marketing, emails, Supporting: $10,000 and website Pioneer: $5,000 • Recognition as a supporter of Portland State — Oregon’s urban research university Benson Bubbler: $2,500 ABOUT THE AWARDS The Simon Benson Awards Dinner is a well-established, 2017 PROGRAM influential forum that raises the bar for philanthropy in Oregon. Since 1999, the gala has raised over $10 million in KEYNOTE SPEAKER: support of Portland State University. Captain Chesley “Sully” Sullenberger The Simon Benson Award for philanthropy honors contemporary pioneers of philanthropy. Recipients are PHILANTHROPIC HONOREE: tireless community leaders who give generously of their Pete Nickerson time and resources and whose legacies will affect the lives of Oregonians for generations. ALUMNI HONOREE: Barre Stoll ’89, MSW ’92 The Simon Benson Award for alumni achievement honors outstanding alumni recognized for service, achievement and EVENT CO-CHAIRS: for inspiring perpetual support to PSU. Paul Schlesinger and Tom Fink ’71 Proceeds from the Simon Benson Awards Dinner benefit the Fund for PSU, providing support for promising and HONORARY CO-CHAIR: deserving students, exceptional faculty, and innovative Peter W. Stott, H.D. ’11 programs at Portland State University - Oregon’s urban research university. BECOME A SPONSOR Contact: Heather Eldon Director of Corporate & Foundation Relations, PSU Foundation 503-725-8135 | [email protected] psuf.org/simon-benson-awards-dinner SPONSORSHIP MATRIX Presenting Keynote SPONSORSHIP Sponsor Benson Sponsor Speaker’s Principal Leadership Supporting Pioneer LEVELS: Reception Reception Bubbler EVENT PROMOTION SOLD SOLD $30,000 $25,000 $15,000 $10,000 $5,000 $2,500 Credit in news releases • • • • Logo in PSU email blasts* • • • • Sponsored Facebook mentions • • • Recognition in print invitation* • • • • • • Twitter mention • • • • • • • Recognition in print ads* • • • • • • • Recognition on event website • • • • • • • • EVENT RECOGNITION Custom recognition • On-screen recognition • • • Logo/name on event signage • • • Program recognition • • • • • • • • EVENT AMENITIES Complimentary Parking Passes 10 5 5 5 3 2 Keynote Speaker’s 20 10 10 10 6 4 2 Reception Tickets 2 tables/ Table of 10/ level Premium Premium Premium Preferred Preferred Standard Standard Premium * Email and print ad numbers based on deadlines met. See sell sheets for more information. SCHOLARSHIP CHALLENGE GRANT Thanks to two matching challenge grants from the Maybelle Clark Macdonald Fund, friends of Portland State University have an opportunity to help support students through scholarships and to increase the impact of their gifts. • Your gift to the President’s Equal Access Scholarship Fund will be matched up to a total of $100,000. Through Equal Access Scholarships, PSU attracts outstanding students of diverse backgrounds and experiences, including racial and ethnic backgrounds traditionally underrepresented in higher education. Equal Access Scholars maintain good academic standing, contribute to the learning environment and share their unique strengths and diverse perspectives through campus activities and community service. • Your gift to the Maybelle Clark Macdonald Endowed Scholarship Fund in the School of Social Work will be matched up to a total of $50,000. This fund supports social work master’s degree students. Mrs. Macdonald supported the needs of women and children throughout her life. As the only public school of social work in Oregon, PSU’s School of Social Work is a perfect fit for her legacy. With a mission of access and excellence in education, Portland State University has identified scholarships as one of its top fundraising priorities. A college degree is a prerequisite for many careers yet is increasingly difficult to afford. With public funds declining, students and their families shoulder the cost. Nearly half of all PSU students are the first in their family to attend college and 59 percent of all students qualify for and and receive financial aid. PSU seeks to attract, retain, and graduate qualified students who will contribute to the economic success of the community. Scholarships help achieve this goal. You can support PSU students while increasing the impact of your gift. For more information about participating in the Simon Benson Awards Dinner Scholarship Challenge, please contact: Heather Eldon Director of Corporate & Foundation Relations, PSU Foundation 503-725-8135 | [email protected] psuf.org/simon-benson-awards-dinner BECOME A SPONSOR Contact: Heather Eldon Director of Corporate & Foundation Relations, PSU Foundation 503-725-8135 | [email protected] psuf.org/simon-benson-awards-dinner KEYNOTE SPEAKER: Captain Chesley B. “Sully” Sullenberger Chesley B. “Sully” Sullenberger became internationally renowned on January 15, 2009, when he and his crew safely guided US Airways Flight 1549 to an emergency water landing in New York City’s frigid Hudson River. Sullenberger and his crew received international acclaim for their actions, including the passage of a Congressional resolution recognizing their bravery. Sullenberger was ranked second in TIME’s “Top 100 Most Influential Heroes and Icons of 2009” and was awarded the French Legion of Honour. Sullenberger is the #1 New York Times best-selling author of Highest Duty: My Search for What Really Matters and also wrote Making a Difference: Stories of Vision and Courage from America’s Leaders. Clint Eastwood directed the major motion picture about Sullenberger, titled Sully, based on Highest Duty, with Tom Hanks in the lead role. BECOME A SPONSOR Contact: Heather Eldon Director of Corporate & Foundation Relations, PSU Foundation 503-725-8135 | [email protected] psuf.org/simon-benson-awards-dinner SPONSORSHIP CONFIRMATION ORGANIZATION/COMPANY/NAME CONTACT PERSON ADDRESS CITY/STATE/ZIP PHONE E-MAIL FAX We are pleased to participate as a sponsor of the Table name sign to read: Simon Benson Awards Dinner at the following level: Presenting Sponsor - SOLD Keynote Speaker’s Reception Sponsor - SOLD Contact regarding our company logo (Leadership Sponsor and above): Sponsor Reception Sponsor - $30,000 Principal Sponsor - $25,000 NAME Leadership Sponsor - $15,000 Supporting Sponsor - $10,000 PHONE Pioneer Sponsor - $5,000 Benson Bubbler Sponsor - $2,500 EMAIL We cannot participate as a sponsor, but we would like to support the students of Portland State University by making a contribution to: The Simon Benson Awards Scholarship Fund in the amount of: The Fund for PSU (unrestricted) in the amount of: PAYMENT METHOD: VISA MC AMEX CHECK (Please make checks payable to PSU Foundation) CARD # EXPIRATION DATE NAME ON CARD SIGNATURE MAIL TO: Simon Benson Awards Dinner Emily Kersh PSU Foundation 503-725-2652 tel PO Box 243 503-725-4465 fax Portland, OR 97207-0243 [email protected] BECOME A SPONSOR Contact: Heather Eldon Director of Corporate & Foundation Relations, PSU Foundation 503-725-8135 | [email protected] psuf.org/simon-benson-awards-dinner SPONSOR RECEPTION SPONSOR: $30,000 (one only) PRE-EVENT RECOGNITION EVENT AMENITIES • Logo in printed invitation, sent to 5,000 households • One table for 10 at the Simon Benson Awards Dinner with premium seating for you and your guests with: • Logo placed in electronic invitation, sent to 8,000 households > Upgraded service for the evening • Special mention in press releases and media kit • Tickets for all guests to attend Keynote Speaker’s Reception • Sponsored Facebook post • Keynote Speaker’s Reception ticket holders will have the • Twitter mention opportunity to take a photo with the keynote speaker • Logo on the front page of the Simon Benson Awards • Five complimentary parking passes Dinner website • Black and white logo on pre-event advertisements placed in: POST-EVENT RECOGNITION > Portland Monthly - October issue (deadline: Aug. 10) • Black and white logo on thank you advertisement in Portland Monthly > Portland Business Journal - September “Power” issue (deadline: Sept. 10) • Five signed copies of the Keynote Speaker’s book EVENT RECOGNITION • Half page black and white ad in event program (printing of 1,000) • Exclusive custom recognition at the Sponsor Reception • Special recognition from the stage • Logo on large screens during dinner $885 of your contribution is considered non-charitable BECOME A SPONSOR Contact: Heather Eldon Director of Corporate & Foundation Relations, PSU Foundation 503-725-8135 | [email protected] psuf.org/simon-benson-awards-dinner PRINCIPAL SPONSOR: $25,000 PRE-EVENT RECOGNITION EVENT AMENITIES • Logo in printed invitation, sent to 5,000 households • One table for 10 at the Simon Benson Awards Dinner with premium seating for you and your guests with: • Logo placed in electronic invitation, sent to 8,000 households > Upgraded service for the evening • Special mention in press releases and media kit • Tickets for all guests to attend
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