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ROBBINSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL * 155 ROBBINSVILLE EDINBURG ROAD, ROBBINSVILLE, NJ 08691 ADVERTISING SPONSOR FORM Below is a list of Sponsor opportunities available. All requests will be on a first come first serve basis. Please give this form and payment to your Raven Regiment Representative to secure your request, or mail your form and payment to: Raven Regiment Booster Club Robbinsville High School 155 Robbinsville-Edinburg Rd Robbinsville, NJ 08691 Please make checks payable to Raven Regiment Booster Club Deadline, Friday, October 7, 2017 Business Name/Ad Contact: _____________________________________________________________ Phone: ____________________________ Email: ___________________________________________ Raven Regiment Band Contact (student name): ______________________________________________ *ADVERTISING: All ads must be submitted electronically to [email protected] Submit questions also to the email address above. I would like to place an ad in the program! (If you are choosing a cover please circle your choice.) o Color Inside Front Cover / Color Inside Back Cover (8” x 11”) $200.00 o Full Page Color Inside (7 ¾” x 10 ½”) $160.00 o Full Page Black & White Inside (7 ¾” x 10 ½”) $100.00 o ½ Page Color Inside (7 ¾” x 5”) $85.00 o ½ Page Black & White Inside (7 ¾” x 5”) $60.00 o Business Card (2” x 3 ½”) or (3 ½” x 2”) 35.00 Deadline, Friday, October 7, 2017 *DONATING: I would like to donate to the competition! (soda, water, baked goods, etc) Please email a list of your donation items to [email protected] ROBBINSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL * 155 ROBBINSVILLE EDINBURG ROAD, ROBBINSVILLE, NJ 08691 Raven Regiment Booster Club Thanks You! The Robbinsville High School Music Program and the Raven Regiment Booster Club thank you for your support with our 7th Annual "Robbinsville Rhapsody" US Bands Competition! Each ad will be featured in our Ad Book and presented to every spectator at Rhapsody and available for all participants. Last year, 15 high school marching bands performed with over 900 people in attendance. The year prior, we had 23 groups and over 1500 spectators! We currently have the below bands registered and are expecting approximately 1000 spectators. The Bands that are currently registered for Robbinsville Rhapsody include: o Allentown High School (NJ) – Allentown NJ o Brick Township High School – Brick NJ o Burlington City High School – Burlington NJ o Burlington Township High School – Burlington NJ o Freehold High School – Freehold NJ o Hamilton High School West – Hamilton NJ o Hammonton High School – Hammonton NJ o Hightstown High School – Hightstown NJ o Lawrence Township High School – Lawrenceville NJ o Monsignor Farrell High School – Staten Island NY o Lindenwold High School – Lindenwold NJ o Robbinsville High School (NJ) – Robbinsville NJ o Steinert High School – Hamilton NJ o Toms River High School East – Toms River NJ o West Windsor-Plainsboro High School South – Princeton Junction NJ Thank you for supporting the Raven Regiment! .

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