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2013 NFL Draft Sponsorship 2013 NFL Draft Sponsorship About the Organization FOUNDER Former NFL Offensive Lineman Tutan Reyes. MISSION A national scholarship fund that offers college scholarship opportunities for students, with a primary focus on first generation collegians. We offer scholarships up to $5,000 a year for a total of $20,000 over four years. Scholarships are renewable for the duration of the student’s college career. VISION Pictured: Founder, Tutan Reyes To remove the lingering financial hardships that deter the next generation of global contributors. WHO WE SERVE Students entering and/or currently attending an accredited four year college or university who come from a low income household, have a GPA of 2.5 or higher and are involved in extracurricular activities or a job. NFL Draft Fundraising Events NFL DRAFT FUNDRAISERS Beyond the Boroughs hosts an annual NFL Draft Cocktail Fundraiser followed by a Youth Football Camp in New York City. This year a third component, the Healthy Eating Seminar, was added to encourage healthier eating habits among children. The purpose of the events is to raise funds and generate awareness for the charity’s mission. The camp also provides a positive outlet for youth. April 2013 will mark our 5th consecutive year hosting both events and we hope to make them our best yet! Pictured: NFL athletes Darren Howard, Donte Stallworth, Duane Brown, Chris Canty, Marcus Stroud, George Wilson, and Uche Nwaneri with Campers NFL Draft Cocktail Fundraiser NFL Draft Cocktail Fundraiser Thursday, April 25, 2013 7:00pm – 10:00pm Manhattan Anticipate over 200 guests for the NFL Draft Cocktail Fundraiser including, but not limited to, a host of premier NFL athletes, entertainment personalities and Manhattan elite. The fundraiser provides guests the opportunity to watch the first round of the NFL Draft “LIVE” with current and former NFL players. Pictured: President of HOPE Africa, Baltimore Raven & Super Bowl Pictured: Former NY Giant & Super Bowl Champion, Deon Grant at Champion, James Ihedigbo & guest at the the 2012 NFL Draft Viewing Fundraiser 2012 NFL Draft Viewing Fundraiser Youth Football Camp & Healthy Eating Seminar On Friday, April 26, 2013, we will host a Youth Football Camp & Healthy Eating Seminar for students in first through sixth grades. The camp is complete with NFL players as coaches, agility stations, technique evaluation, instructional coaching, lunch and most importantly fun! The primary goal is to develop skills for football but to also promote an active and healthy lifestyle. Pictured: Former Philadelphia Eagle, Darren Howard with camper Chef Richard Ingraham, who is part of First Lady Michelle Obama’s Chefs Move to Schools Program, will lead the Healthy Eating Seminar for the students to teach them more about a healthy diet and nutrition. The seminar will include a cooking demonstration and will conclude with a healthy lunch for the students. Pictured: Chef Ingraham with Chefs Move 2 Schools’ Little Chefs About Chef Richard Ingraham Richard Ingraham was raised in Miami, Florida and became a food enthusiast at an early age. He trained at the Art Institute of Atlanta. A few years later, Chef Richard Ingraham was offered what is now his current position as Private Chef, for Miami Heat’s Dwyane Wade. He is responsible for the nutritional diet that keeps the star fit, toned, and healthy on and off the court. The combination of his world-class training, recognitions, and passion for fine cuisine has allowed him to serve a plethora of NBA, NFL, MLB and entertainment personalities across the country including the Cardinals’ Jon Jay, Orioles’ Manny Machado and Cub’s Albert Almorra. Pictured: Chef Ingraham with Common Threads’ Little Chefs In 2011, Chef Ingraham was selected for South Beach Food and Wine Festival's "The Best Thing I Ever Ate at the Beach" alongside Wade. In 2012, Chef Ingraham joined Michelle Bernstein, Douglas Rodriguez, Michael Schwartz among other notable Chefs by participating in First Lady Michelle Obama’s Chefs Move 2 Schools White House initiative to encourage healthier eating habits among our country’s youth. Special Invited Guests • Ben Jarvis Green Ellis – Cincinnati Bengal • Chris Canty – Super Bowl Champion, NY Giant • Darren Howard – Former Philadelphia Eagle • Dave Diehl – 2x Super Bowl Champion, NY Giant • Danny Clark – Former NY Giant • Deon Grant – Super Bowl Champion, NY Giant • Donte Stallworth – NE Patriot • Drayton Florence – Detroit Lion • Duane Brown – Houston Texan Pictured: NY Giant Osi Umenyiora at • George Wilson – Buffalo Bill The 2009 Beyond the Boroughs Bowling Challenge • Harry Carson – Hall of Fame, New York Giant • James Ihedigbo – President of HOPE Africa, Super Bowl Champion, Baltimore Raven • Javon Kearse – Former Tennessee Titan • Jimmy Kennedy – Super Bowl Champion, NY Giant • Keith Bullock – Former Tennessee Titan • Kris Jenkins – Former NY Jet • Marcus Stroud – Former Buffalo Bill • Maurice Jones-Drew – Jacksonville Jaguar • Osi Umenyiora – 2x Super Bowl Champion, NY Giant • Takeo Spikes – San Diego Charger Pictured: Former Tennessee Titans Javon Kearse and Keith Bullock with Beyond the Boroughs Founder Tutan Reyes • Uche Nwaneri – Jacksonville Jaguar at the 2011 NFL Draft Viewing Fundraiser Sponsorship Opportunities We would like to open a dialogue to discuss a potential sponsorship with you and further engage in brand expansion initiatives based on your individual concerns. • The Youth Football Camp & Healthy Eating Seminar is an opportunity to expose your brand to professional athletes and youth. • The NFL Draft Viewing Fundraiser has over 200 professional athletes, business executives, politicians and their spouses in attendance, which makes it a unique opportunity to market and interact with a distinguished group of attendees. • Branding as well as sales and gifting opportunities. • Website, Red Carpet Step and Repeat, Streaming video, Twitter, Facebook, VIP Program. PLATINUM SPONSOR $25,000 • Logo incorporated into event logo – e.g. Beyond the Boroughs NFL Draft Week presented by “Company/Organization” • Prominent acknowledgement on all materials including event signage, invitation, messaging, step and repeat, youth camp t-shirts and all press materials • Full page ad in the event program • Logo on the Beyond the Boroughs website • Branded gift bag item and auction item opportunity • Athlete Twitter/Facebook promotion • Pictures with athletes and celebrities • Creation of a named scholarship for a 2013 Beyond the Boroughs scholar • Signature cocktails made with the company/organization name • Category exclusivity • 30 tickets to the NFL Draft Viewing Fundraiser GOLD SPONSOR $10,000 • Prominent acknowledgement on all materials including event signage, invitation, messaging, step and repeat, youth camp t-shirts and all press materials • On-site signage • Logo on the Beyond the Boroughs website • Branded gift bag item and auction item opportunity • Athlete Twitter/Facebook promotion • Pictures with athletes and celebrities • Full page ad in the event program • Creation of a named scholarship award that will be attached to a current Beyond the Boroughs scholar • 15 tickets to the NFL Draft Viewing Fundraiser SILVER SPONSOR $5,000 • Acknowledgement on invitation, step and repeat and press materials • On-site signage • Logo on the Beyond the Boroughs website • Branded gift bag item and auction item opportunity • Pictures with athletes and celebrities • Full page ad in the event program • Creation of a named scholarship award that will be attached to a current Beyond the Boroughs scholar • 10 tickets to the NFL Draft Viewing Fundraiser TITLE SPONSOR $1,000 - $4,000, In-Kind, Product & Silent Auction Items • There will be opportunities to sponsor only the youth camp or the cocktail fundraiser. We are open to discussing other sponsorship options between $1,000 - $4,000, in-kind donations, product or silent auction Items. • Beyond the Boroughs is a 501c3 public charity, non-profit organization. Your sponsorship/donation is tax deductible to the extent permitted by law. Contact Information Ray Reyes, Administrator Beyond the Boroughs Email: [email protected] Phone: 917-374-0236 .
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