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Jewish Federation of Greater Dallas CorporateBrochCards2018Final3.pdf 1 8/30/18 2:13 PM The Jewish Federation of Greater Dallas, a community organization WHO WE ARE for more than a century, convenes and raises funds for Dallas’ thriving Jewish community of 70,000 individuals, and for organizations and agencies locally, in Israel and around the world. We are one of the most trusted names in local and national philanthropy. The Federation’s giving societies and interest-specific divisions provide our community with numerous opportunities for engagement. Partnering with the Federation provides our corporate sponsors with exposure and access to our community, while promoting strategic alliances between our donors and your brand. As the central fundraising agency for the Dallas Jewish community, the Federation is the one place where philanthropy, volunteerism and shared commitment come together to make a difference in the community and the world. Whether caring for people in need or nurturing and sustaining Jewish identity for future generations, the C Federation brings the Dallas Jewish community together as one. As a M community, we develop innovative responses to critical, often Y life-threatening issues—where anyone who needs help can get CM it—where an energized Jewish community grows and celebrates. MY CY The Federation Through our vast network of services, programs and special campaigns, CMY the Jewish Federation of Greater Dallas helps millions of K is the one place people…impenetrable barriers have been broken down and the impossible accomplished through the energy and commitment of the where philanthropy, Dallas Jewish community. With funds raised each year through community events, phone-a-thons, outreach campaigns, mailings and volunteerism and personal Jewish conversations, organizations devoted to helping Jews enhance or rebuild their lives in Dallas and around the world are shared commitment supported by Federation. come together to make a difference in the community and the world. CorporateBrochCards2018Final3.pdf 11 8/30/18 2:13 PM C M Y CM MY CY CMY K CorporateBrochCards2018Final3.pdf 2 8/30/18 2:13 PM WHO WE Pacesetter Major Gifts REACH Recognizes households who Chai Society make a minimum gift of $12,000 Recognizes households who make or more to the Annual Campaign. a gift of $18,000 or more to the Pacesetter Gifts account for 65% Annual Campaign. of the Annual Campaign. King David Society King Solomon Society Recognizes households who Recognizes households who make make a gift of $25,000 or more a gift of $50,000 or more to the to the Annual Campaign. Annual Campaign. C M Y CM Your business will MY CY reach attractive CMY Prime Minister’s Council International Leadership K Recognizes households who Recognizes households who make demographic groups make a gift of $100,000 or more a gift of $250,000 or more to the to the Annual Campaign. Annual Campaign. including affluent business, financial, legal and medical professionals; as Hazon Society Hillel Society Recognizes households who Recognizes households that make a gift of $500,000 or more contribute $36,000 or more well as women who to the Annual Campaign. to the Annual Campaign. drive philanthropy and consumerism. CorporateBrochCards2018Final3.pdf 3 8/30/18 2:13 PM WHO WE Shofar Society Ben-Gurion Society Recognizes men who make Recognizes young leaders (ages a gift of $5,000+ to the 25-45) who make a gift of $1,000+ REACH, continued Annual Campaign. to the Annual Campaign. Jewish Women’s Philanthropy Center (JWPC) Lion of Judah Society Strengthens the influence of women Recognizes women who donors as philanthropists and make a gift of $5,000+ to decision-makers. Within the JWPC, the Annual Campaign. there are specialized programs targeting women of different ages and interests. Cardozo Society Young Adult Division (YAD) Engages Jewish young adults (ages 22 Recognizes attorneys for to 40) by offering a broad range their leadership and of educational and networking philanthropy in the opportunities for the purpose community. ($2,000; C of community building and under 40, $1,000+) leadership development. M Y CM MY Center for Jewish Education Etz Chaim Society (CJE) CY Recognizes men who make Facilitates and convenes the Jewish a gift of $2,000+ to the community on issues pertaining to CMY Annual Campaign. Jewish education and serves as a K catalyst for new initiatives. Jewish Community Maimonides Society Relations Council (JCRC) Recognizes doctors and other Brings together Jewish agencies, healthcare providers for their organizations and religious institutions leadership and philanthropy to foster positive public relations both in the community. within and between the Jewish and ($2,000+; under 40, $1,000+) general communities of Greater Dallas. Pomegranate Society Montefiore Recognizes real estate professionals Recognizes women who for their leadership and philanthropy make a gift of $2,000+ to in the community. ($2,000+; the Annual Campaign. under 40, $1,000+) CorporateBrochCards2018Final3.pdf 4 8/30/18 2:13 PM WHY PARTNER WITH US CONNECT TO A COMMUNITY THAT CARES Passion • Engagement • Inspiration • Commitment • Trust CONNECT TO A CAUSE THAT MATTERS Enhance your company’s commitment to the community C Cause-Related Marketing- Social impact is the new standard: M 91% of consumers want to see company’s support worthy social issues Y CM 90% of consumers are likely to switch to your product or service when you involve a cause or issue in your marketing message MY CY Corporate social 80% of consumers can name a company that stands out in their minds as CMY showing concern for social issues K 74% of consumers are more likely to recommend your product or service responsibility is to others if you are committed to a social cause Source: Cone Corporate Citizen Study 2015 more than just a CONNECT TO CONTACTS THAT COUNT consideration in the Our donors are sophisticated, high net-worth individuals waiting to hear your message shopping aisle. It’s Our donors place high value on good citizenship and support businesses that support values and ideals similar to their own now woven into the You are able to identify the target audience that best meets your very fabric of how goals and objectives You will reach attractive demographic groups including affluent global consumers business, financial, legal, and medical professionals lead their lives. CorporateBrochCards2018Final3.pdf 11 8/30/18 2:13 PM C M Y CM MY CY CMY K CorporateBrochCards2018Final3.pdf 5 8/30/18 2:13 PM • Donors to the Jewish Federation of Greater Dallas are involved across the DALLAS JEWISH Metroplex as business leaders, political officials and philanthropists COMMUNITY • Jewish households in Dallas have median income of more than $80,000; 25% higher than median income in all of Dallas, according to Forbes DEMOGRAPHICS • Dallas is home to more than 24 synagogues with a spectrum of denominations including but not limited to reform, conservative, traditional, and orthodox • Dallas Jewish private day and high schools include Akiba Academy of Dallas, Ann and Nate Levine Academy, Mesorah High School for Girls, Texas Torah Institute, Torah Day School of Dallas, and Yavneh Academy of Dallas Jewish Federation of Greater Dallas is the LARGEST SINGLE JEWISH FUNDRAISING AGENCY IN DALLAS with close to 6,000 donors giving more C than $11 million annually M Y • University of North Texas, Southern Methodist University and University CM of Texas Dallas all have robust Hillel chapters. Hillel is the national student MY organization for Jewish students on college campuses. CY • Dallas is home to one of the largest BBYO Jewish youth and leadership CMY development organizations for high school students in the country, with 12 K The greater Dallas chapters throughout the Metroplex. BBYO is a youth led, worldwide organization which provides opportunities for Jewish youth to develop their leadership potential, a positive Jewish identity and commitment to their Metroplex is home to personal development. more than 70,000 Jewish individuals. CorporateBrochCards2018Final3.pdf 11 8/30/18 2:13 PM C M Y CM MY CY CMY K CorporateBrochCards2018Final3.pdf 6 8/30/18 2:13 PM YOUR TARGET FEDERATION EVENTS & EXPOSURE AUDIENCE SEES YOU • On average each year, 35 ads run in the local, weekly Jewish newspaper promoting Federation; circulation of 3,550 • Attendance at our yearly, exclusive Pacesetter event represents more than $3 million of the Annual Campaign dollars C • Our signature events bring in more than 2,000 attendees and M more than $3 million Y • Jewish Federation of Greater Dallas has more than 18,000 unique names in our database CM MY FEDERATION GIVING CY • CMY More than $11 million is raised annually • K Board of Directors median annual gift is $25,000 • Pacesetter and Campaign Leadership Team median annual gift is $100,000 FEDERATION BUILDING FOOT TRAFFIC • More than 5,500 are invited to those meetings • 50+ speaker programs attract 3,000 attendees CorporateBrochCards2018Final3.pdf 11 8/30/18 2:13 PM C M Y CM MY CY CMY K CorporateBrochCards2018Final3.pdf 7 8/30/18 2:13 PM SPONSORSHIP BENEFITS PRESENTING SPONSORS CORPORATE SPONSORS PLATINUM DIAMOND GOLD SILVER BRONZE $50,000 $25,000 $18,000 $10,000 $5,000 • Logo Placement & Recognition Premier Prominent Prominent Premier Standard Prime Standard Standard as Level Sponsor: Placement Placement Placement Placement Placement • Thank You recognition in emails and on Federation website • Federation website homepage + hyperlink to your company’s website • All Event Programs • Bi-weekly e-newsletter • Bi-annual print newsletter
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