Race to Zero Waste would like to say THANK YOU to all our volunteers, sponsors, donors, and attendees for making our first Wild & Scenic Film Fest a success! We had over 75 attendees, a couple raffle winners, and many new subscribers. With over $1,500 raised, the money will be used to expand our Zero Waste Station Program in 2021. We wish you all a happy and healthy holiday season!
Presenting Sponsor: $2,000 (+ product if appropriate)
–Exclusive, second-level sponsorship rights and visibility as an organizational sponsor.
-Highlighted in our annual report as Zero Waste support & sponsor.
-Race to Zero website promotion with homepage logo placement.
-Logo placement/inclusion on event collateral, email marketing, and online event programs.
-Emcee sponsor acknowledgements during our online events and social media posts.
-Premiere level sponsor for the Zero Waste Action Challenge & film fest.
-6 tickets to the film fest.
-4 Klean Kanteen Race to Zero Waste branded cups.
Advocate: $1,000 (+ product if appropriate)
-Sponsorship rights and visibility as an organizational sponsor.
-Race to Zero website promotion with homepage logo placement.
-Logo placement/inclusion on event collateral, including event poster, postcards, email promotion, and event program.
-MC sponsor acknowledgements during our online events, film fest and social media posts.
-4 tickets to the film fest.
-4 Klean Kanteen Race to Zero Waste branded cups.
Small Business & Individual Sponsor: $250 – $500
-Race to Zero website promotion with homepage logo placement.
-Logo placement/inclusion on event collateral, including event poster, postcards, email promotion, and event program.
-Individual acknowledgement during Zero Waste Action Hour online event programs.
-2 tickets to the film fest.
-1 Klean Kanteen Race to Zero Waste branded cup.
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