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S O U Th Florid A S O A U D I T R H FLO Event Committee Dear Community Partner, Wayne Abbott Ari Alvarez, Chair It is with great pride and pleasure that we announce Gilda’s Club South Florida’s Marianela Collado 23rd annual “Live from South Florida...It’s Saturday Night!” presented by Alex Cosimano Memorial Cancer Institute. Drew Daly Robert Fernandez Chris Giordano This largely celebrated, fun-filled night of entertainment, will take place at the Leonard Goldberg Pier Sixty-Six Hotel and Marina on Saturday, Aptil 27, 2019. The signature event Stephanie Leyva will feature an exciting silent and live auction, cocktail reception, the very funny Shelley Senzon comedian Debi Gutierrez, and an incredible dinner. Denise Wittich We invite you to sponsor this exciting event at the highest possible level. As CEO a sponsor, you will receive tickets as well as recognition at the event. Your Kim Praitano generosity will be shared with the 400 event attendees, and the more than 6,000 Gilda’s Club members and donors who visit our website and receive our electronic communications. Your generosity will raise funds for people impacted by cancer – men, women, children and teens – who need support, friendship, care and understanding at a very critical time in their life. Gilda’s Club was named in honor of comedian Gilda Radner, an original Saturday Night Live cast member, who lost her battle with ovarian cancer in 1989 at 42 years old. As a result, Gilda’s Club South Florida was formed more than 20 years ago to provide social and emotional support to those not only living with cancer, but also to their family and friends, all free of charge. Please join us in making this 23rd anniversary event a success, so that no one faces cancer alone. For more information, please contact Vilma Rivera at [email protected] or 954-763-6776. Thank you for your time and consideration. Sincerely, 119 Rose Drive Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33316 (954) 763-6776 Kim Praitano www.gildasclubsouthflorida.org President/CEO A free not-for-profit, social and emotional support community for people living with cancer and their families & friends – named for Gilda Radner Live from South Florida IT’S SATURDAY NIGHT PRESENTED BY MEMORIAL CANCER INSTITUTE THE EVENT Are you ready to laugh? Gilda’s Club South Florida invites you to a fun-filled evening of laughter and entertainment as we pay homage to our namesake Gilda Radner, an original Saturday Night Live cast member. Gilda’s Club South Florida’s signature event, “Live from South Florida...it’s Saturday Night” presented by Memorial Cancer Institute, will take place on Saturday, April 27, 2019 at Pier Sixty-Six Hotel & Marina. In our 22 year history, the Gilda’s Club “SNL” stage has featured comedic legends such as Sinbad, Larry Miller, Wayne Brady, Lily Tomlin, and so much more. It’s going to be big! This year, an anticipated crowd of over 400 supporters, sponsors, and friends will join us for an incredible evening of comedy, live music, dancing, and amazing auction items. We value our partners. Our partners are critical to the success of this event, as well as the success of our organization and our ability to continue providing services to individuals impacted by cancer. PARTNER RECOGNITION & VISIBILITY Included but not limited to the following 6,500+ 2,500+ 1,500 500 450+ 300+ PARTNERSHIP OPPORTUNITIES PRESENTING SPONSOR $18,500 ENTERTAINMENT SPONSOR $5,000 • Exclusive “Presented by” on all event collateral and • Four (4) event tickets communications • Invitation to VIP After Party • Two (2) VIP Tables; twenty (20) event tickets • Dedicated signage as Entertainment Sponsor • Invitation to VIP After Party • Acknowledgment from podium • Acknowledgment/promotion on social media • Recognition on Gilda’s Club website with a site link • Acknowledgment from podium • On-screen recognition “evening of” as presenting • Recognition on Gilda’s Club website with a site link sponsor • On-screenSOLD recognition “evening of” as presenting sponsor • Recognition in electronic collateral sent to 6,300+ • Recognition in electronic collateral sent to 6,300+ subscribers subscribers VALET SPONSOR $2,500 EMILY LITELLA SPONSOR $10,000 • Two (2) event tickets • One (1) VIP Table; Ten (10) event tickets • Dedicated signage displayed at valet area • Invitation to VIP After Party • Opportunity to include promo piece in each vehicle • Inclusion on event materials and signage • On-screen recognition “evening of” • Acknowledgment/promotion on social media • Recognition in electronic collateral sent to 6,300+ • Acknowledgment from podium subscribers • Recognition on Gilda’s Club website with a site link • On-screen recognition “evening of” CENTERPIECE SPONSOR $2,000 • Recognition in electronic collateral sent to 6,300+ subscribers • Two (2) event tickets • Inclusion on event signage LISA LOOPNER SPONSOR $5,000 • On-screen recognition “evening of” • One (1) Table; Ten (10) event tickets • Invitation to VIP After Party • Inclusion on event materials and signage • Acknowledgment/promotion on social media TICKETS $175 EACH • Acknowledgment from podium EMAIL [email protected] • Recognition on Gilda’s Club website with a website link OR CALL 954-763-6776 FOR MORE INFORMATION. • On-screen recognition “evening of” • Recognition in electronic collateral sent to 6,300+ subscribers ROSEANNE ROSEANNADANNA SPONSOR $2,500 • One (1) Table; Ten (10) event tickets • Inclusion on event materials and signage • On-screen recognition “evening of” Live from South Florida IT’S SATURDAY NIGHT PRESENTED BY MEMORIAL CANCER INSTITUTE AGREEEMENT & PAYMENT OPTIONS Presenting Sponsor - $18,500 Entertainment Sponsor - $5,000 Emily Litella Sponsor - $10,000 Valet Sponsor - $2,500 Lisa Loopner Sponsor - $5,000 Centerpiece Sponsor - $2,000 Roseanne Roseannadanna Sponsor - $2,500 Name Company Address City/State/Zip Phone Email c Credit Card Charge Credit Card # Amount of $ Expiration Date CVV Signature c Check: Please make checks payable to Gilda’s Club South Florida c Invoice Please send an invoice to the attention of to the following email or address (if different from above) Please submit completed form and company logo to: [email protected] Or mail to: Gilda’s Club South Florida Attn: Saturday Night Live 119 Rose Drive Fort Lauderdale, FL 33316 THANK YOU IN ADVANCE FOR YOUR SUPPORT!.
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