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Sponsorship Prospectus Sponsorship Prospectus PRESENTED BY ALL- Star Hosts & Judges Jose Andres Carla Hall ThinkFoodGroup ABC’s “The Chew” Anthony Bourdain Andrew Zimmern CNN’s “Parts UNKNOWN” Travel Channel’s “Bizarre Foods” DUFF GOLDMAN Food Network’s “ACE OF CAKES” And More to come! Honoring its 25th anniversary in 2014, DC Central Kitchen is proud to present its signature fundraising event, the Capital Food Fight, on November 11, 2014. The event draws over 1,000 guests to taste offerings from 75 of DC’s best restaurants while watching four local top chefs compete in a live onstage battle hosted and judged by the biggest names in the culinary world, including José Andrés, Anthony Bourdain, Carla Hall, Duff Goldman, and Andrew Zimmern. The Capital Food Fight offers DC’s brightest stage for our diverse array of corporate partners to shine a light on their clients, customers, suppliers, and community involvement. This prospectus lists an exciting series of sponsorship opportunities that will promote your brand and support the mission of DC Central Kitchen. To discuss the sponsorship that’s best for your company, please contact Alex Moore at 202-847-0220 or [email protected] Naming Sponsorships What’s Exclusive naming benefits with great ticket packages what? Showcase Sponsorship $50,000 Only 2 Available SOLD OUT! CoBank and Tyson’s Chairman’s Host your own dedicated room in the heart of the event, highlighting the issue, Overlook product, or campaign of your choice. 4 area chefs will prepare selected dishes in An elite group of line with your theme while dedicated signage and promotional materials elevate special event guests your profile among DC’s leading citizens. have exclusive access to this gorgeous Benefit highlights include: second floor balcony • 10 Chairman’s Elite Passes, with Chairman’s Overlook access beginning at with the best views of 5pm the live, on-stage chef • 30 tickets to Capital Food Fight, with access to the special VIP Reception from battle. Special food 5-6pm offerings and cocktails • Logo on front cover of Capital Food Fight program and 2 full page color ads are available only to Chairman’s Overlook Chairman’s Overlook Sponsorship $35,000 guests in this private space. Only 1 Available Your brand will boast the most exclusive spot at the Capital Food Fight in VIP Reception the Chairman’s Overlook on the prestigious second floor balcony. The elite Sponsors and their Chairman’s Overlook guests will have an up-close experience with your brand, guests with VIP tickets and your presence will be visible to all event guests with prominent signage. get in an hour early for a special reception Benefit highlights include: from 5-6pm with • 6 Chairman’s Elite Passes, with Chairman’s Overlook access beginning at 5pm craft cocktails and • 16 tickets to Capital Food Fight, with access to the special VIP Reception artisanal samplings. VIP from 5-6pm guests also have early • Exclusive brand presence in the Chairman’s Overlook and high profile access to all tasting visibility throughout the event restaurants before • 1 full page color ad in Capital Food Fight program the doors open to the public. Speakeasy Sponsorship $25,000 Speakeasy Only 1 Available From 6:30pm through Elevate your brand profile before key VIPs of Capital Food Fight as they step out the end of the event, of the din of the show and into a dynamic speakeasy offering special bar service guests purchasing and gourmet catering. table sponsorships will have access to a Benefit highlights include: dynamic speakeasy, • 16 tickets to Capital Food Fight, with access to the special VIP Reception with exclusive culinary from 5-6pm offerings from past • Exclusive brand presence in the Speakeasy battling chefs, bar • 1 full page color ad in Capital Food Fight program service and flat-screens showing the live battle. Secret Ingredient Sponsorship $15,000 Only 4 3 Available GOING FAST! The food item of your choice will be featured as the secret ingredient in an on- stage chef battle between DC’s leading culinary innovators. Benefit highlights include: • 10 tickets to Capital Food Fight, with access to the special VIP Reception from 5-6pm • On-stage recognition • 1 full page color ad in Capital Food Fight program www.capitalfoodfight.org Special Opportunities Table Sponsorship $7,500 Benefit highlights include: • 8 tickets to Capital Food Fight, with access to the special VIP Reception from 5-6pm • A dedicated table for 8 guests in the Speakeasy, beginning at 6:30pm Chairman’s Elite Pass $1,250 Each pass allows access to the Chairman’s Overlook, beginning at 5pm Ticket Sponsorships Executive Chef Sponsorship $25,000 Sous Chef Sponsorship $5,000 Benefit highlights include: Benefit highlights include: • 5 Chairman’s Elite Passes, with Chairman’s • 6 tickets to Capital Food Fight, with access Overlook access beginning at 5pm to the special VIP Reception from 5-6pm • 10 tickets to Capital Food Fight, with access • ¼ page ad in Capital Food Fight program to the special VIP Reception from 5-6pm Chef de Partie Sponsorship $2,500 • 1 full page color ad in Capital Food Fight program Benefit highlights include: • 4 tickets to Capital Food Fight, with access to the special VIP Reception from 5-6pm • Recognition in Capital Food Fight program Chef de cuisine Sponsorship $10,000 Benefit highlights include: Saucier Sponsorship $1,000 • 10 tickets to Capital Food Fight, with access Benefit highlights include: to the special VIP Reception from 5-6pm • 2 tickets to Capital Food Fight, with access • ½ page ad in Capital Food Fight program to the special VIP Reception from 5-6pm • Recognition in Capital Food Fight program Chairman’s Overlook Rappahannock Registration 46 Chipotle BAR River 37 Oysters 19 18BLT Steak 47 Carmine’s Dolci 36 20 17Tony & Lebanese J&G Joe’s Eatery Taverna 45 38 48 Delia’s Steakhouse Good Stuff Nick’s Blue TavernDuck Jackson 20/The 16 Riverside 24 Charlie Beuchert’s 21 Sponsors’ Saloon 44 39 Grille at Morrison Grill Ronald Palmer’s Sponsors’ 49 Ambar House Reagan Osteria Building ReceptionReception Belga Elisir Diplomate 22 5-6pm Al Tiramisu 43 40 Fujimar 15 Café/Btoo 5-6pm 50 Pulpo Yellow or 12 Le 26 Yellow or Kaz Sushi Bistro Taberna 11 27 orange 10 Cava/Sugo del 28 orange Art & Soul 23 Boqueria 42 41 Gristmill Alabardero wristband 51 Policy 13 14 wristband Santa required 25Lucia required Coffee Entyse Sticky Taco 52 Fingers MXDC Bakery Bamba 5 Jaleo Gordon Biersch 4 29 Airlie Westend Bistro 70 9 Vidalia BARS Oyamel Center 30 Speakeasy 8 The Source Equinox 6:30-9pm Toki Underground/ Orange 31 Woodberry Kitchen wristband Indique 35 7 4 Lincoln Maketto Farmers required 53 PJ Clarke’s 1789 Restaurant 32 Fishers 71 6 2941 Restaurant Bakers Mandu 34 Teddy & Ping Pong 3 54 Dim Sum The Bully Bar BLEACHERS 33 Founding Whole Farmers 72 Foods Trummer’s 63 67 on Main Hill Country 55 Bar Charley Market 2 Barbecue BLEACHERS ATRIUM Willow 73 Vermilion The iCi Urban 62 66 Majestic Granville (Concourse Level) 56 Bistro 1 Moore’s Sonoma 74 Matchbox 61 65 Table 57 Cuba Libre Lia’s 60 64 Vinoteca MAIN STAGE 58 Bastille Zengo 69 Restrooms Restrooms Mint 14th Street Entrance Map not to scale 59 Dolcezza BAR Gastropub 68 and Registration Upstairs 2013 Map www.capitalfoodfight.org Supporters of the Capital Food FIght “For the well-heeled, well-fed gastronomes, the annual Capital Food Fight is the crème de la crème of foodie events.” Washingtonian 2013 Digital Media Reach Past Media Coverage 4.7 million impressions from social The Washington Post Travel Channel media and website Washingtonian Examiner Live tweets from celebrity hosts and Washington Business Journal USA Today judges reaching their followers Modern Luxury NBC 4.
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