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A Special Event on Kgw May 1, 2021 A SPECIAL EVENT ON KGW MAY 1, 2021 Presented by OMSI 2021 Celebrate Science Our biggest fundraiser of the year, in partnership with KGW-8, OMSI 2021 Gala is 60 minutes of family-friendly televised fun! A hybrid event, both live streamed and re-broadcast, OMSI 2021 Gala, Celebrate Science, will gain visibility with 16K member households, along with distinguished philanthropists, corporate executives, entrepreneurs, and emerging community leaders. As a sponsor, you make OMSI 2021 Gala possible; you sustain OMSI and provide resources that help families across the region navigate new challenges in education and daily life. Join us and let us help you create an interactive, scientifically awesome experience uniquely tailored for you and your VIP guests. Enjoy local catering, notable local wines, delicacies with regional provenance, and more surprises for you and your VIP guests. OMSI 2021 Gala supports high-energy, high-impact science that connects, captivates, and communicates, inspiring OMSI kids across the region to realize their vision of being engineers, educators, physicians, NASA scientists, and involved community leaders. Your investment ensures that our mission continues to be practiced every day, for every one. Join Us Saturday, May 1, 2021, 7PM VIP Pre-Show: 6:15PM Tune into KGW Channel 8 and KGW.com. We’ll kick off the evening with an exclusive VIP pre-show on KGW.com, 45 minutes before the main televised show. Featuring OMSI educators, exhibits, experiments, science demos, and highlighting OMSI programming across the region: we’re looking forward to sharing this exciting program with you! Premium wines provided by Anam Cara Cellars, Anne Amie Vineyards, Chehalem Wines, Stoller Family Estate, Utopia Vineyards, VIDON Vineyard, and Youngberg Hill Winery. Wine storage provided by Rose City Self Storage & Wine Vaults. More Information Sponsorships Event Details Vincent Pollard Kate Simmons [email protected] [email protected] 503.797.4599 503.797.4601 OMSI Leadership Emeritus Board Gary Maffei, Chair Chris Hall Lawretta Ray* Allen Alley Reginald Hamlett Patrick Reiten Jean Auel Joseph Hanna Donald Remlinger Tony Bacos John Harker Arthur Riedel* Joe Barra Robert Harrison Paul Risser* Bob Beal Blake Hedinger Bruun Joseph Robertson John Beckman* Michael Henderson Lawrence Rockwood* Leonard Bergstein Ed Hepp Richard Roman Larry Black Ken Hick Donald Sacco Eric Blackburn Thomas Horstmann* April Sanderson Ernest Bloch* Trond Ingvaldsen Robert Scanlan Alisa Brake Jack Isselmann Barbara Sue Seal Jennifer Bruml Jon Jaqua Penny Serrurier Kurt Bruun Lynn Johnson Joan Smith Margaret Carter Sue Keil Susan Sokol Blosser Patrick Clancy Harpel Keller Judy South Debi Colema-n Paula Kinney Thomas Sperry Marc Compton Robert “Buzz” Kross Nick Stanley Kimberly Cooper Janet Labar Greg Struxness Steve Cox Arnold Labby Hank Swigert Ambrose Cronin* Patrick LaCrosse William Tagmyer* Yvonne Curtis Frederick Lake* Gerri Tisdel Beth deHamel William Lyons* Carol Van Natta Harry Demorest Hugh Mackworth Dave Vernier Su Embree Elaine McCall Don Vollum Jonathan Fink Sue Miller Walter Weyler Ryan Flynn Dolores Orfanakis Andy Wihtol Orcilia Forbes* Sastry Pantula Richard Wollenberg Jim Francesconi Linda Pearce Kathleen Geyer Claris Poppert William Glasgow Preston Pulliams Al Glowasky Dilip Ratnam *Deceased OMSI Leadership Board of Trustees Alistair Firmin, Chair Janet Campbell Lakecia Gunter John Wheeler, Treasurer Christopher Carpenter Roy Haggerty Jackie Seto, Secretary Bryce Dalley Alisa Johnston Claudia Valderrama, Chair- Stacey M.L. Dodson Chris Lewis Elect Meghann Dryer Kristin Luck Arya Behbehani Jill Eiland Eric C. Meslow Joe Bingold Greg Fallon Russell Sneddon Stefan Bird Yonette Fine Development Committee Members Yonette Fine, Chair Eddie La Berge Peter Seeley Joe Bingold John C. Lee Eric Skaar Stefan Bird Gary Maffei Cheryl Waters Christopher Carpenter Eric Meslow Walter Weyler Meg Dryer Deb Mrazek Dan Eason Peter Northrup Alistair Firmin, Board Chair Angela Polin Why Sponsor OMSI 2021 Celebrate Science INSPIRED BY THE RESILIENCY OF OUR COMMUNITY We have come together to ensure OMSI continues to deliver meaningful science learning opportunities and inspire learners—in spite of the current challenges. We believe OMSI has a unique and important role to fill in building digital resources for our community and modeling inclusive, engaging and accessible science learning. This year your investment in the engaing science education OMSI provides is especially critical; Because the pandemic has further exposed and amplified inequities and the growing opportunity gaps in our state, we must address barriers and expand access to high-quality STEAM education experiences to build a more accessible and inclusive OMSI for all. In the midst of this ongoing crisis, OMSI continues to deliver fun, educational content to meet the needs of the community. We have reformatted in-person programs into new web-based activities, live-streamed OMSI science assembly programs, educational videos, and developed social media content to help keep students socially connected and engaged with science education. We continue to add virtual programming to support established partners and to reach rural schools across Oregon and beyond. Your generous investment helps ensure OMSI programming is free or at reduced rates for families in need. Expanding access and opportunity will support a more resilient and equitable education system to change long-term outcomes for all Oregonians. As an independent non-profit, OMSI does not receive public funding. We instead rely on support from individuals, corporations, and foundations to create rich learning experiences for children and families. Participating as a sponsor for this event is a great way to support OMSI’s pioneering work while being recognized for your investment in the community and encouraging others to support through your example of leadership. For companies, sponsorship of the OMSI Gala provides a targeted opportunity to focus your public relations and marketing initiatives through 2,000,000 impressions. Weeks prior to the Gala, you will begin receiving repeated exposure through media coverage, our website, the Gala program, and social media, to ensure maximum visibility well beyond the day’s event. OMSI Brand Awareness and Reach OMSI is a highly-respected organization and valuable educational partner throughout the region. In a 2017 study by DHM Research, OMSI received the highest brand favorability ratings of any organization in our region (including Oregon Public Broadcasting (OPB), Fred Meyer, Oregon Health & Science University (OHSU), Providence Health, and Walmart) with 92% of the public rating OMSI as “very favorable” or “somewhat favorable.” In a recent survey of incoming freshman majoring in engineering, computer science, and materials science in the Oregon University system, students cited OMSI as one of the top “brand names” that influenced their choice of major. Social media provides us with a compelling and easily accessible two-way platform to engage with our audiences. We use these platforms to disseminate information about and promote upcoming events/exhibits, and to inform the public about projects and partnerships. Social Media Followers • Facebook: 117.7K https://www.facebook.com/omsi.museum/ • Twitter: 23.5K @OMSI • Instagram: 29.5K @OMSI Average Monthly Reach (2019 monthly averages) • Facebook: 498K • Twitter: 96.8K (Impressions) • Instagram: 102K Demographic Information • Primarily located in the Greater Portland Metro Area • 25K Member Households: 51% women/49% men | 42% w/ degree | 61% w/ children in household | 47% w/ annual income of 75K+ • Facebook: 68% women / 32% men | 42% of the women are ages 25-44 • Twitter: 68% women / 32% men | 71% are home owners | 53% completed high school, 36% completed college | 57% has household income of more than $75,000 • Instagram: 69% women / 31% men | 73% of the women are ages 25-44 / 70% of men are ages 25-44 • General email list: 110K (~25K of that are members) • School outreach: Monthly emails to a roster of 10,000 educators Thank You to OMSI 2020 Celebrate Science Sponsors Presenting Sponsors Jon V. Jaqua and Kimberly B. Cooper Fund Gold Sponsors Chris & Jill Hall Toni Spencer Stevens & John Stevens Robert & Debb Grandson of J.C. Stevens, Zagunis OMSI Founder Thank You to OMSI 2020 Celebrate Science Sponsors Silver Sponsors Meg & Trevor Dryer Oregon Health & Science University Durham & Bates Insurance Brokers and Stoel Rives, LLP Agents Tillamook County Creamery Association Gerding Edlen U.S. Bank Teri & Paul Graham The Valderrama Family Jon Hall & Hannah Michelotti Marian & Don Vollum Intel Corporation & Intel Foundation Walsh Construction Lane Powell PC Washington Trust Bank John Lee - JLL John & Traci Wheeler Susan Miller Wine and Beverage Sponsors Anam Cara Cellars Chehalem Wines Anne Amie Vineyards Rose City Self-Storage & Wine Vaults Bailey Family Wine Utopia Vineyards Beam Suntory Vidon Vineyard Bronze Sponsors Jill Eiland Prosper Portland Eric & Heidi Meslow Turner Construction Peter & Cassie Northrup Thank You to OMSI 2020 Celebrate Science In-Kind Sponsors Adelsheim Vineyard Lucky Limo Alaska Airlines, Inc. Gary Maffei & Marcus Lintner Albina City Nuts Christopher Marley Anam Cara Cellars Marshall’s Haute Sauce AnchorPointe Graphics MeyerPro Anne Amie Vineyards Minam River Lodge Bailey Family Wines Kelly Montoya Bandon Dunes Golf Resort Moonstruck Chocolate Sally Bany Peter & Cassie Northrup Beam Suntory Nossa Familia Bend Cider Company OMSI Len & Betsy
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