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Sandringham Gift & Family Day SANDRINGHAM GIFT & FAMILY DAY PARTNERSHIP PROPOSAL PARTNERSHIP PROPOSAL Contents PARTNERSHIP SNAPSHOT PAGE 3: PARTNERSHIP SNAPSHOT PROMOTIONAL OPPORTUNITIES ON OFFER: • Event naming rights PAGE 4: ABOUT THE GIFT • Main race naming rights PAGE 5: ABOUT THE GIFT/OUR MISSION • Preferential branding opportunities in race kits and on-field signage, including logo on-field. PAGE 6-8: AMBASSADORS • Over $25,000 in advertising across TV, radio, print, PAGE 9: FASTEST NETBALLER social media and event. • Exhibit space at the venue. PAGE 10: MEDIA • VIP hospitality x 15 - food & beverages provided. PAGE 11-14: PARTNERSHIP OPPORTUNITIES • Category exclusivity. • Admission for up to 30 employees. PAGE 15: DONATE A SASH & DETAILS • Entitlement to a ‘signature’ event. • Signage opportunities. • Recognition in PA announcements. • Photo opportunities with athletes. • Brand promotion on winners ‘Sash’. PARTNERSHIP OPPORTUNITIES: • 1, 2 & 3 year packages available. • Packages from $100 to $15,000. • Partnerships payable up-front or annually. OVERVIEW: The Sandy Gift represents a fabulous opportunity for marketing-savvy companies to tap into an affluent demographic and align themselves with a once-a-year, thrilling event. PARTNERSHIP PROPOSAL ABOUT THE GIFT about the gift WHAT IS PROFESSIONAL OUR MISSION: ATHLETICS? • To provide an innovative and fun environment for athletes of all ages and Gift races or ‘professional athletics’ allows abilities with a focus on learning and development. athletes of all ages and abilities to compete • Present an opportunity to kids and athletes of all ages and abilities to meet in a fun and competitive environment. and compete against world class athletes. Each athlete is given a mark, or handicap, • Bring world class athletes to the Bayside community based on their ability, giving them an equal • Increase participation and interest in athletics within the Bayside community. opportunity triumph in their chosen event. • To create strong ties with the community including individuals, commercial and Professional athletics has played a huge part in Australia’s sporting history, with sporting bodies to continually develop and promote a premier community and races from the East Coast of Australia all the way to the West Coast and even sporting event. up to Queensland. The pinnacle of these races is The Stawell Gift which is over • Boost the Bayside area and surrounding regions reputation as a healthy 130 years old and is now broadcast all around the world. Rich in tradition, The sporting community. Stawell Gift is also the richest foot race of its kind in the world with a $40,000 • Showcase the generosity of the local business community who will sponsor the winners prize. Sandy Gift. The “Sandringham Gift “ will be up and running as the newly appointed season launch for the Victorian Athletic League. Our main aim is for the involvement of local businesses and local people showcasing Bayside region’s dynamic business community and rich sporting culture. Event organisers are expecting to attract some of Australia’s best athletes to take on the local heroes for the cash and prizes up for grabs. The Sandringham Gift will conduct races from 70m up to 1600m including the 300m main event. Organisers are proud to announce they will be seeking some of the country’s best athletes as well as athletes with a disability to showcase the diverse athletic opportunities available to the community. Little Athletics events will also be on the stellar line up of events already on the card, confirming there will be races for athletes of all ages and abilities. PARTNERSHIP PROPOSAL AMBASSADORS AMBASSADORS TAMSYN (LEWIS) MANOU: KELLY CARTWRIGHT: • 2008 Australian Championships: • 18 x National Champion Titles. 1st 100m Sprint Ambulant (17.62). • 3 x Olympian (2000, 2004, 2008). • 2008 Beijing Paralympics: • 3 x Commonwealth Games (1998, 2002, 2006). 6th 100 m Sprint Ambulant (18.36s). • 3 Commonwealth Gold Medals from each games in the 4 x 400m. • 2009 Australian Championships 2009: • 2 x National Records. 1st 100m Sprint Ambulant (17.39). • 800m Indoor World Champion. • 2011 IPC Word Championships NZ: Gold and New World record 4.19m. • 2011 IPC World Championships NZ: 100 Metre Sprint. Gold and New Championships Record 16.45. • 2012 Adelaide Track Classic: World Record 200m 35.98. • 2012 National Championships: 100m Metre Sprint. New World Record 16.26. • 2012 London Paralympics: Long Jump Gold Medal and New World Record 4.38M. • 2012 London Paralympics: 100 Metre Sprint. Silver Medal 16.14. PARTNERSHIP PROPOSAL AMBASSADORS FASTEST netballer DON ELGIN: PROMOTIONAL PARALYMPIC GAMES: OPPORTUNITIES ON • 1996 – Shot Put 14th, OFFER: Discus 13th, Pentathlon 4th In this year’s inaugural Sandy Gift we • 2000 – 100m 11th, 200m are offering netballers the opportunity 9th, 400m 12th, Long Jump to race for the title of ‘Fastest Netballer’. 9th, Shot Put 8th, Discus 11th, Pentathlon 3rd You will need be registered with a team • 2004 – Pentathlon Bronze, and be over 14 to be eligible for the 4x100m Bronze, 4x400m event. Silver There will be prize money and a sash WORLD offered to the winner, with sashes for CHAMPIONSHIPS 2nd and 3rd place. • 1994 – High Jump Bronze, Shot Put 15th, 4x100m Gold CONTACT: • 1998 – Pentathlon 4th Call Tom Burbidge today on 0402 763 437 or 03 8646 4545 for more • 2002 – Long Jump 8th, information. Pentathlon Silver, 4x100m Bronze, 4x400m Silver • 2006 – Pentathlon 6th PARTNERSHIP PROPOSAL MEDIA PRINCIPAL PARTNER 2014 CAMPAIGN: $10,000 IN EXCHANGE FOR: • Event naming rights This year’s publicity campaign will maximise coverage across all available • Main race naming rights media channels. • Preferential branding opportunities in race kits and on-field signage, including • Print: Bayside Leader, Review Weekly, Herald Sun, Billboard, A4 DL Flyers, logo on-field. Promotional Posters, Event Programmes, Signage • Over $25,000 in advertising across TV, radio, print, social media and event. • Exhibit space at the venue. • TV: Channel 31 Community TV • VIP hospitality x 15 - food & beverages provided. • Radio: SEN 1116 • Category exclusivity. • Admission for up to 30 employees. • Social Media: Facebook, Twitter, Instagram • Web: www.sandyaths.com.au/the-sandy-gift/ PAYMENT OPTIONS: • 1, 2 & 3 year packages available. • Payable up-front or annually. CONTACT: Call Tom Burbidge today on 0402 763 437 or 03 8646 4545 to secure your Principal Partnership. PARTNERSHIP PROPOSAL SIGNATURE PARTNER SUPPORTING PARTNER $5,000 IN EXCHANGE FOR: $1,000 IN EXCHANGE FOR: • Entitlement to ‘Signature’ event. • ‘Supporting event’ naming rights. • Select advertising and promotion - web, print, social media, race program. • Select advertising and promotion - web, print, social media. • Designated on-site marketing including signage at the venue on race day. • Designated on-site marketing including signage at the venue on race day. • Exhibit space at the venue. • VIP hospitality x 2 - food & beverages provided. • VIP hospitality x 4 - food & beverages provided. • Admission for up to 10 employees. • Category exclusivity. • Verbal announcement via PA. • Admission for up to 20 employees. • Photo opportunities with elite athletes. • Verbal announcement via PA. • Photo opportunities with elite athletes. PAYMENT OPTIONS: • 1, 2 & 3 year packages available. PAYMENT OPTIONS: • Payable up-front or annually. • 1, 2 & 3 year packages available. • Payable up-front or annually. CONTACT: Call Tom Burbidge today on 0402 763 437 or 03 8646 4545 to secure your CONTACT: Supporting Partnership. Call Tom Burbidge today on 0402 763 437 or 03 8646 4545 to secure your Signature Partnership. PARTNERSHIP PROPOSAL SOCIAL PARTNER DONATE A SASH $500 IN EXCHANGE FOR: FOR $100 YOU CHOOSE: • Name/logo on website as social partner. • Your name. • Name/logo in program on social partner’s page. • Your company name. • VIP hospitality x 2 - food & beverages provided. • Your website. • Verbal announcement via PA. • Choose what you would like printed on • Admission for up to 10 employees. your sash. • Photo opportunities with elite athletes. CONTACT: PAYMENT OPTIONS: Call Tom Burbidge today on 0402 763 437 or 03 8646 4545 if you would like to donate • 1, 2 & 3 year packages available. a sash. • Payable up-front or annually. CONTACT: Call Tom Burbidge today on 0402 763 437 or 03 8646 4545 to secure your Social Partnership. DETAILS DATE: NOV 2 2014 VENUE: ROY BOYD ATHLETICS CENTRE, HAMPTON. All packages and values are customisable. Please forward all expressions of interest to Tom Burbidge at [email protected] or: P: 03 8646 4545 M: 0402 763 437 PAYMENT DETAILS: DIRECT CHEQUES: DEPOSIT: Sandringham Athletics Club ACCOUNT: 112456488 PO Box 2146, Moorabbin. VIC. 3181. BSB: 633 108 WITNESS POWER STAMINA SPEED SANDRINGHAM GIFT & FAMILY DAY SUNDAY 2 NOV 2014 ROY BOYD ATHLETIC CENTRE, GLAMIS AVENUE, HAMPTON. WORLD CLASS ATHLETES COMPETITION FOR ALL FUN FOR ALL WATCH THE BEST ALL AGES LITTLE ATHS OF THE BEST ALL ABILITIES FREE CLINICS COMPETE ENTRIES NOW OPEN GREAT FAMILY DAY www.sandyaths.com.au/the-sandy-gift/.
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