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Tuesday, May 4, 2021 an Experience Not to Be Missed! Presented by the New York Giants, New York Jets and United Way of New York City TUESDAY, MAY 4, 2021 PLATFORM OPENS 5:15PM VIRTUAL CELEBRATION GAME TIME 6:00PM 2021 GRIDIRON GALA HONOREES GALA COMMITTEE Christian Amolsch • Gensler COMMUNITY QUARTERBACKS (in formatiom) Stephen J. Squeri • Chairman and CEO, American Express AN EXPERIENCE NOT TO BE MISSED! Robert J. Ancona • American Express HOMETOWN HEROES Toby Osofsky Baer • American Express Football is back in action and we invite you to GET IN THE GAME when the New York Tara Belinsky • New York Football Giants Jets and the New York Giants team up once again with United Way of New York City Thomas M. Bow • The Durst Organization to support New York City’s most challenged neighborhoods. This year’s Gridiron Kim Brennan • CBRE Gala offers you a unique opportunity to participate in a Gala-esque style by allowing Alexandra Carlin • Hearst colleagues, family and friends to celebrate together virtually. SPECIAL RECOGNITION John P. Connelly • Sidley Austin, LLP 2020 COMMUNITY QUARTERBACK HONOREES Join us as we salute our corporate Community Quarterbacks and Hometown Hero Katherine DiLeo • American Express athletes who continue to work tirelessly in making a difference with their outstanding James K. Donaghy • Structure Tone. LLC professional and philanthropic contributions. Jay Epstein • BMO Capital Markets Jennifer Escalante • New York Football Giants GALA LEADERSHIP (in formatiom) Since 1994, this event has raised nearly $32 million to help fund United Way of New York City’s impactful initiatives and frontline resources to children and their families Louis J. Esposito • The Durst Organization HONORARY CHAIR throughout the five boroughs. Net proceeds from the Gala will benefit UWNYC’s work Robert L. Friedman • Blackstone Anthony M. Carvette • Client Relations, Structure Tone, LLC on addressing both the immediate and long-term needs in the areas of education, Kim Hanson • BMO Financial Group health, and financial stability. GALA CO-CHAIRS Brandon Larcom • Gensler Joseph A. Cabrera • Vice Chairman, CBRE Jesse Linder • New York Jets Robert W. Mullen • CEO, Structure Tone, LLC Now more than ever we need your support! Denise Pickett • President, Global Services Group, John C. McGinley • JPMorgan Chase & Co. American Express J. Ethan Medley • New York Football Giants Brad A. Rothbaum • COO, BMO Capital Markets Ted Moudis, AIA • Ted Moudis & Associates Gigi W. Murphy • Gensler Michael P. Neary • Structure Tone, LLC Lou Nowikas • Hearst Michael Plavin • KPMG LLP Cesar Robles • Ted Moudis & Associates Al Ronci • Willis Towers Watson Todd Schwartz • Cushman & Wakefield Thomas J. Webb, PE • Skanska USA Building, Inc. TUESDAY, MAY 4, 2021 To make a reservation and pay by credit card, click here. VIRTUAL TABLES, TICKETS & ADS CHAMPION.....$50,000 TOUCHDOWN.....$25,000 FIELD GOAL.....$15,000 (Limited Availability) • One Virtual Table for up to 10 guests to participate in and • One Virtual Table for up to 10 guests to participate in and • One Virtual Table for up to 10 guests to participate in and view virtual event together view virtual event together view virtual event together • Celebrity/Player Drop-in at your table • Celebrity/Player Drop-in at your table • Listing as Field Goal sponsor during virtual event and on UWNYC website • 20 additional guests invited to view program from virtual • 10 additional guests invited to view program from virtual Fan Stand Fan Stand • Digital Color Ad shown during event and hosted on UWNYC Website • Verbal Acknowledgement as Champion Sponsor in program • Listing as Touchdown sponsor during virtual event and on during event UWNYC website • Special gift package for guests seated at virtual table • Listing as Champion Sponsor during virtual event and on • Digital Color Ad shown during event and hosted on UWNYC Website UWNYC Website INDIVIDUAL TICKET.....$1,500 • • Digital Color Ad shown during event and hosted on • Color Ad in printed Program sent to all guests seated at One guest invited to view program from virtual Fan Stand UWNYC Website virtual tables • Donor Listing on UWNYC website • Color Ad in printed Program sent to all guests seated at • Special gift package for guests seated at virtual table virtual tables $3,500 • Autographed football for donor signed by NY Jets or NY ADVERTISING OPPORTUNITY ..... • Special gift package for guests seated at virtual table Giants Hometown Hero sent after event • Digital Color Ad shown during event and hosted on UWNYC Website • Autographed football for donor signed by NY Jets or NY Giants Hometown Hero sent after event • One guest invited to view program from virtual Fan Stand • 2 Tickets to 2021 Jets vs. Giants pre-season game at MetLife Stadium (based on NJ State and CDC guidelines) Benefit Office Deadline for Ads is April 12, 2021. Template for your Ad will be For more information about Tables, Tickets, and Digital Ads, contact the Gridiron Gala sent upon completion of your reservation. Benefit Office [email protected] or call 212-843-1743 TUESDAY, MAY 4, 2021 To make a reservation and pay by credit card, click here. MARKETING SPONSORSHIP PACKAGES PRESENTING.....$150,000 • One Virtual Table for up to 10 guests to participate in and • Color Ad in printed Program sent to all guests seated at view virtual event together virtual tables • Branding as Presenting Sponsor of Virtual Platform during entire virtual event • Celebrity/ Player drop-in at your table • Special gift package for donor • One Virtual Table for up to 10 guests to participate in and • Up to 10 additional guests invited to view program from • Autographed football for donor signed by NY Jets or NY view virtual event together virtual Fan Stand Giants Hometown Hero sent after event • Celebrity/ Player drop-in at your table • Listing as Halftime Sponsor during virtual event and on UWNYC Website QUARTER.....$25,000 (4 Available) • Up to 30 additional guests invited to view program from • virtual Fan Stand • Digital Color Ad shown during event and hosted on Sponsorship Animation of selected Quarter UWNYC Website (based on availability) • Verbal acknowledgement as Presenting Sponsor during • event program • Color Ad in printed Program sent to all guests seated at Up to 20 guests invited to view program from virtual virtual tables Fan Stand • Listing as Presenting Sponsor during virtual event and on • UWNYC Website • Special gift package for guests seated at virtual table Listing as Quarter Sponsor during virtual event and on UWNYC Website • Digital Color Ad shown during event and hosted on • Autographed football for donor signed by NY Jets or NY UWNYC Website Giants Hometown Hero sent after event • Digital Color Ad shown during event and hosted on UWNYC Website • Color Ad in printed Program sent to all guests seated at virtual tables KICKOFF.....$25,000 • Color Ad in printed Program sent to all guests seated at virtual tables • Special gift package for guests seated at virtual table • Sponsorship Animation of Kickoff at the start of the main show • Special gift package for donor • Autographed football for donor signed by NY Jets or NY Giants Hometown Hero sent after event • Up to 20 guests invited to view program from virtual • Autographed football for donor signed by NY Jets or NY Fan Stand Giants Hometown Hero sent after event HALFTIME.....$75,000 • Listing as Kickoff Sponsor during virtual event and on UWNYC Website • Sponsorship Animation of Halftime Show Entertainment • Digital Color Ad shown during event and hosted on • 15 second self-produced commercial to be played prior to UWNYC Website Halftime Show Additional Customizable Sponsorships Available, Contact Deadline for Ads is April 12, 2021. Template for your Ad will be MICHELLE MATHESON, VP, Experiential Marketing [email protected] or 212-251-4038 sent upon completion of your reservation. Benefit Office For more information about Tables, Tickets, and Digital Ads, contact the Gridiron Gala Benefit Office TUESDAY, MAY 4, 2021 [email protected] or call 212-843-1743 TABLES PLEASE INDICATE QUANTITY OF TABLES TICKETS & ADS Please indicate quantity of tickets MARKETING SPONSORSHIP PACKAGES Champion ................................................................$50,000 Individual ..................................................................$1,500 Presenting ............................................................ $150,000 Touchdown ..............................................................$25,000 Advertising Opportunity ........................................$3,500 Halftime ...................................................................$75,000 Field Goal .................................................................$15,000 Kickoff ......................................................................$25,000 Quarter .....................................................................$25,000 Deadline for Ads is April 12, 2021. Template for your Ad will be sent upon completion of your reservation. CONTRIBUTION I/We are unable to attend, but would like to support United Way of New York City. Enclosed is my/our gift of $ n PAYMENT INFORMATION Please complete all fields ENCLOSED IS MY/OUR CHECK FOR $ Make checks payable to United Way of New York City. Please mail checks to: Gridiron Gala Benefit Office FIRST NAME MI LAST NAME 1441 Broadway, Suite 6099 New York, NY 10018 COMPANY TITLE n PLEASE CHARGE MY/OUR CARD FOR $ n CORPORATE CARD n PERSONAL CARD ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP n AMERICAN EXPRESS n MASTERCARD n DISCOVER n VISA PHONE EMAIL CARD NUMBER Were you invited by a UWNYC Board or Gala Committee Member / Board/Committee Member Name EXPIRATION DATE SECURITY CODE For tax purposes $125 per person is non-deductible. Contributions and Ads are deductible as provided by law. Regretfully, payments and contributions are non-refundable. The federal tax ID number for United Way of New York City is 13-2617681. SIGNATURE.
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