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The Stallings Award to Honor Be Inspired Lend Support JOIN US TO HONOR, BE INSPIRED AND LEND SUPPORT THE STALLINGS AWARD TO HONOR BE INSPIRED LEND SUPPORT BENEFITING THE STALLINGS AWARD Presented by Lincoln Property Company Honoring Coach Ken Niumatalolo, Navy Football THE JOHNNY STALLINGS AWARD Presented by Benchmark Bank May 19th, 2020 | 6:00pm Reception | 7:00pm Awards Dinner | Private Concert You gottamake a difference in the comunity, you have to give back. And that is what this award is all about. “ - COACH GENE STALLINGS TO HONOR, BE INSPIRED AND LEND SUPPORT THE STALLINGS AWARD The Stallings Award is now in it’s 9th year of honoring a college head football coach for their contributions in their community, and achievements on the field. We invite you to be involved this year as we continue the tradition of brotherhood and family throughout the college football communities. The Stallings Award has raised more than $2,500,000 in the first eight years of its existence. The award is given annually to an exceptional NCAA Division I college head coach in recognition of humanitarian contributions. PAST RECIPIENTS Brian Kelly - Gary Patterson - Chris Petersen - Mark Dantonio Dabo Swinney - David Cutcliffe - Mark Richt - Mack Brown SPONSORSHIP LEVELS THE STALLINGS AWARD PRESENTING SPONSOR PRESENTING SPONSOR SOLD OUT SOLD OUT GOLD SPONSOR $15,000 Table for 12 at the Stallings Awards and Twelve (12) tickets to the VIP Happy Hour Recognition on website, printed materials and ad in event program Autographed Football Prefered Seating SILVER SPONSOR $10,000 Twelve (12) tickets to the Stallings Awards Twelve (12) tickets to the VIP Happy Hour Recognition on website and printed materials Autographed Football JOHNNY’S TEAM $3,000 $1,500 Four (4) tickets to the Stallings Awards Two (2) tickets to the Stallings Awards Autographed Football Autographed Football Johnny’s Team Recognition Johnny’s Team Recognition Individual tickets for purchase released in April. Brian Kelly - Gary Patterson - Chris Petersen - Mark Dantonio Dabo Swinney - David Cutcliffe - Mark Richt - Mack Brown SPONSORSHIPS THE STALLINGS AWARD THE STALLINGS AWARD AND THE JOHNNY STALLINGS AWARD NAME/COMPANY NAME: ADDRESS: CITY/STATE/ZIP: CONTACT NAME: PHONE: EMAIL: SPONSORSHIP LEVEL GOLD SILVER $15,000 $10,000 Johnny’s Team $3,000 Johnny’s Team $1,500 CHECK ENCLOSED PLEASE SEND INVOICE CREDIT CARD CARD HOLDER NAME: CREDIT CARD NUMBER: EXPIRATION DATE: V-CODE: ALL PROCEEDS BENEFIT THE ASHFORD RISE SCHOOL OF DALLAS THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT The Stallings Award Foundation is a non-profit 501c (3) organization 3909 Port Royal Drive Dallas, TX 75244 • Tel: 972-971-1310 Email: [email protected] • www.stallingsaward.org • www.risedallas.org.
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