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STRIDE for SENIORS 2020 Our biggest year ever! A MESSAGE FROM OUR CEO SUZANNE WASHINGTON We’re celebrating 50 years at Meals on Wheels People! At the 2020 Stride for Seniors Charity Walk, we’re honoring all of the dedicated volunteers and community leaders who had the foresight to provide nutritious meals to homebound elderly in 1970. Fifty years later we continue to work toward that founding vision that no senior will go hungry or experience social isolation. From those first 14 meals served on paper plates and wrapped in foil, we’ve come a long way! In our 50th year, Meals on Wheels People: • Served and delivered more than 1.2 million meals to older adults in three counties • Provided volunteer opportunities to 5,632 individuals • Opened The Diner Vancouver, the first café of its kind that allows older adults to pay what they can afford for their meal • Named one of Oregon Business Top 100 Nonprofits to Work For • Selected as the Official Charity of the 2019 Portland Rose Festival STRIDE for • Changed the lives of nearly 12,000 older adults in the greater Portland-Vancouver metro area Stride for Seniors brings together the entire community to celebrate Meals on Wheels People and how we are changing lives, one meal at a time. Whether you are an individual walker, a team leader, SENIORS a corporate partner, donor or friend, thank you for supporting Stride for Seniors! PRESENTED BY A special thank you to The Standard for being our Presenting Sponsor for Stride for Seniors 2020! Sincerely, Suzanne Washington Chief Executive Officer THANK YOU TO OUR 2019 SPONSORS PRESENTING SPONSOR ACHIEVEMENTS FROM 2019 GOLD SPONSOR $427,432 TOTAL RAISED That’s 57,839 meals to homebound seniors. $25,000 IN DOUBLE MATCH CHALLENGES Raised by walkers in less than two days. SILVER SPONSORS $22,690 STRIDE SNEAKER SALES Sold in senior centers, restaurants, businesses and schools! BRONZE SPONSORS $16,495 FACEBOOK FUNDRAISERS Our first year promoting Facebook Fundraisers. BEVERAGE SPONSOR REGISTRATION SPONSOR MEDIA SPONSORS $23,147 Albina Rotary Moda Health Ride Connection Brian Rohter Moss Adams Signature Healthcare at Home Brown & Brown Northwest Multnomah County ADVS Tonkon Torp, LLP IN-KIND DONATIONS East Portland Rotary Mustang Wranglers Washington Co. Dept. of Human Services Allowed us to create 15 walker fundraising challenges that raised $133,309. Ferguson Wellman Capital Management Co. NECA / IBEW Gramor Development OnPoint Community Credit Union Provided incentives to walkers who raised more ($1,000 & $2,500). Home Instead Senior Care Powell Valley Assisted Living and Memory Care Community Provided a free entree to our 350 volunteers (Courtesy Spaghetti Factory). John Hancock Rosendin Electric Provided free coffee cards to all our team captains (Courtesy Nossa Familia). FRIENDS OF THE WALK STRIDE for STRIDE for SENIORS SENIORS 2020 OUR BIGGEST YEAR EVER! OUR BIGGEST YEAR EVER! SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES PRESENTING SPONSOR | $35,000 [ RESERVED WITH THANKS TO THE STANDARD ] $460,000 • Prominent logo placement on all event-related marketing & promotional collateral: logo in TV PSA, print advertising, walk t-shirt (logo), posters, MOWP print newsletters FUNDRAISING GOAL • Web Exposure: full page ad in online walk program, walk website (logo/link), MOWP website feature box, MOWP event page, walk media releases, social media (2 link/story), MOWP E-News • Day of Event: Opening ceremony speaking opportunity OR partnership video, interview opportunity with media, premium placement of banner, acknowledgement from stage, 10x20 tent for promotional 2,000 200 3,500 purposes, logo’d golf cart (provides rides between MAX and PIR), logo on screen REGISTERED TEAMS ATTENDEES WALKERS OFFICIAL VEHICLE SPONSOR | $25,000 • Media & Print Exposure: print advertising, walk t-shirt (logo), posters, MOWP print newsletters, 2 branded vehicles for meal deliveries & event promotion one month prior $30,000 • Web Exposure: full page ad in online walk program, walk website (logo/link), MOWP event page, DOUBLE MATCH CHALLENGES walk media releases, social media (1 link/story), MOWP E-News • Day of Event: display up to 2 vehicles on site + pace car for walk, interview opportunity with media, premium placement of banner, acknowledgement from stage, 10x10 tent for promotional purposes, $50,000 logo on screen IN-KIND DONATIONS DATE: April 25, 2020 LOCATION: Portland International Raceway, 1940 N. Victory Blvd., Portland, OR 10:30 AM | Registration & Walker Village Opens 12:00 PM | Opening Ceremony 12:30 PM | Walk Begins 1:30 PM | Walker Village Closes STRIDE for SENIORS OUR BIGGEST YEAR EVER! SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES GOLD SPONSOR | $20,000 • Media & Print Exposure: print advertising, walk t-shirt (logo), posters, MOWP print newsletters • Web Exposure: full page ad in online walk program, walk website (logo/link), MOWP event page, walk media releases, social media (1 link/story), MOWP E-News • Day of Event: Premium placement of banner, acknowledgement from stage, 10x10 tent for promotional purposes, logo’d golf cart (provides rides between MAX and PIR), logo on screen 2020 | SITE PLAN SILVER SPONSOR | $10,000 Pancake Breakfast • Walker Village • Kids Zone • Music • Dancing • Libations • Contests Selfie Station • Face Painting • Bounce House • Pet Park • Fire Engine • Games • Fun • Media & Print Exposure: walk t-shirt (logo), MOWP print newsletters • Web Exposure: half page ad in online walk program, walk website (logo/link), MOWP event page, Portland International Raceway Stride for Seniors 2019 social media thank you (all silver level), MOWP E-News South Paddock Overview • Day of Event: acknowledgement from stage, 10x10 tent for promotional purposes, logo on screen Exhibitor Check-in Bounce MOWP & Loading BRONZE SPONSOR | $5,000 House Truck Kids Zone PIR EAST ROADWAY MOWP Van 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Volunteers • Media & Print Exposure: walk t-shirt (logo) Libation Garden Lounge Walker Village Dining 2 • Web Exposure: quarter page ad in online walk program, walk website sponsor page (logo/link), 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 Selfie 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 Station Registration Entrance MOWP event page, social media thank you (all bronze level), MOWP E-News Buffet Line MOWP Car Truck Kitchen Walker Village • Day of Event: 10x10 tent for promotional purposes, logo on screen Car 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 Dining 1 Dining MOWP Truck FRIENDS OF MOWP | $2,000 Dancing / Main Program FINISH LINE • Media & Print Exposure: walk t-shirt (name) Main Stage • Web Exposure: quarter page ad in online walk program, walk website (name), social media thank you (all friends level) WALKER VILLAGE EXHIBITOR | $250 Pet Park START * MOWP print newsletter has 15,000+ subscribers and released quarterly LINE ** Media releases begin Jan 1, 2020 *** E-News has around 13,000+ subscribers Pace Car **** Sponsors are encouraged to provide their own branded tents. No electricity provided. STRIDE for SENIORS OUR BIGGEST YEAR EVER! UNDERWRITING OPPORTUNITIES DOUBLE MATCH CHALLENGES | KIDS ZONE | $10,000 • Limited quantity of only 2-3 challenge sponsors • Exclusive ownership of Kids Zone area • Double your impact and the impact of our walkers • Media & Print Exposure: walk t-shirt (logo), MOWP print newsletters • Exclusive ownership as double match sponsor to email database & social media • Web Exposure: half page ad in online walk program, walk website (logo/link), MOWP event page, • Strategically placed during optimal participation from walkers and exposure social media thank you (all silver level), MOWP E-News • Day of Event: acknowledgement from stage, 10x10 tent for promotional purposes, logo on screen PET PARK | $10,000 LIBATION GARDEN | $10,000 • Exclusive ownership of Pet Park area • Media & Print Exposure: walk t-shirt (logo), MOWP print newsletters • Exclusive ownership of Libation Garden area • Web Exposure: half page ad in online walk program, walk website (logo/link), MOWP event page, • Media & Print Exposure: walk t-shirt (logo), MOWP print newsletters social media thank you (all silver level), MOWP E-News • Web Exposure: half page ad in online walk program, walk website (logo/link), MOWP event page, • Day of Event: acknowledgement on PA, 10x10 tent for promotional purposes, logo on screen social media thank you (all silver level), MOWP E-News • Day of Event: acknowledgement from stage, 10x10 tent for promotional purposes, logo on screen REGISTRATION | $10,000 LIBATION LOUNGE | $5,000 • Exclusive ownership of Registration area • Media & Print Exposure: walk t-shirt (logo), MOWP print newsletters • Exclusive ownership of Libation Lounge area • Web Exposure: half page ad in online walk program, walk website (logo/link), MOWP event page, • Media & Print Exposure: walk t-shirt (logo), MOWP print newsletters social media thank you (all silver level), MOWP E-News • Web Exposure: half page ad in online walk program, walk website (logo/link), MOWP event page, • Day of Event: acknowledgement on PA, 10x10 tent for promotional purposes, logo on screen social media thank you (all silver level), MOWP E-News • Day of Event: acknowledgement from stage, 10x10 tent for promotional purposes, logo on screen PANCAKE BREAKFAST | $10,000 GOLF CART | $1,000 • Exclusive ownership of Pancake Breakfast area • Media & Print Exposure: walk t-shirt (logo), MOWP print newsletters • Deck out your own golf cart to drive around the track and promote your company! • Web Exposure: half page ad in online walk program, walk website (logo/link), MOWP event page, • Best decorated golf cart wins a prize social media thank
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