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Off to the Races! Off to the Races! Ann Arbor/Ypsilanti Regional Chamber’s Annual Foundation Gala Sponsorship Opportunities Secretariat (Presenting) Sponsor $3,000 (Secretariat: The ninth Triple Crown winner, and the first in 25 years. “The People’s Choice Horse”) Event will be referred to as “The Ann Arbor/Ypsilanti Regional Chamber’s Foundation Gala Presented by, [Sponsor’s Name] Top billing on all event signage as the “Presenting Sponsor” Logo exposure on all promotional materials (ChamberFLASH, Special emails, flyers, and posters) Social Media exposure Logo on signage, night of the event Logo with website click-through link, prominately displayed on high traffic event website Promotional swag at event (provided by sponsor) Recognition in the program with logo Name or logo recognition in the event slideshow Opportunity for CEO/Representative to welcome guests and promote your company (3 – 5 minutes) Exhibit space at event One Presenting Sponsor Sir Barton (Entertainment) Sponsor $2,000 (Sir Barton: The First Triple Crown Winner in 1919) Logo exposure on promotional materials (Special emails, flyers and posters) Social Media exposure Logo on event signage, night of the event Logo with website click-through link, prominately displayed on high traffic event website Recognition in the program with logo Promotional swag at event (provided by sponsor) Podium time to introduce entertainment One Entertainment Sponsor Off to the Races! Affirmed (Auction) Sponsor $1500 (Affirmed: Triple Crown Winner in 1978. The last Triple Crown Winner to date.) Logo on event promotional materials (special emails, flyers, posters) Social Media exposure Logo on event signage, night of the event Logo with website click-through link, prominately displayed on high traffic event website Recognition in the program with logo $100 silent auction voucher California Chrome (Dining Room) Sponsor $1200 (2014 winner of the Kentucky Derby and the Preakness Stakes) Logo on event promotional materials (special emails, flyers, posters) Social Media exposure Logo on event signage, night of the event Recognition in program with name Logo with website click-through link, prominately displayed on high traffic event website Big Brown (Slideshow) Sponsor $750 (2008 winner of the Kentucky Derby and the Preakness Stakes. His owner named him in honor of UPS.) Name on event publications (special emails, flyers, posters) Social Media exposure Name displayed on event signage, night of the event Name with website click-through link, prominately displayed on high traffic event website Recognition in program with name Name displayed on event slideshow on the bottom of every slide Limited to 5 Slideshow Sponsors Seabiscuit (Small Business) Sponsor $250 (Seabiscuit was known as the smallest horse and the underdog, but won many races!) Name on event publications (special emails) Social Media exposure Name on event signage, night of the event Name with website click-through link, prominately displayed on high traffic event website Recognition in the program with name For more information on sponsoring this annual event, please contact Rosalind Vaughn, Director of Development & Membership, at (734) 214-0107 or email, [email protected]. .
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