2008 Sponsorship Opportunity Highlights
Presenting Sponsor $35,000
- Title Sponsorship of Washington, DC, and New York Awards events
- Company logo to follow the words "presented by" after event title on all promotional materials.
- Opportunity to participate in program at each event
- 10 Tickets to each event for company representatives and/or guests. Onstage branding and full-page ad or acknowledgement on back cover of program
- Listing in program and printed materials and Awards homepage
Awards Sponsor $25,000
- Lead Sponsor of New York
- Company logo included on all promotional materials
- Opportunity to participate in program at the New York event
- 10 tickets to event for company representatives and/or guests
Advocate $10,000
- 10 Tickets to event for company representatives and/or guests
- Listing in program and printed materials
- Logo rotation on Keith D. Cylar Awards homepage
Friend $5,000
- 5 Tickets to event for company representatives and/or guests
- Listing in program and printed materials
- Listing on Keith D. Cylar Awards homepage
Supporter $1,000
- 2 Tickets to event for company representatives and/or guests
- Listing in program and printed materials
All sponsorship levels include product placement opportunity in our courtesy gift bags and text listing in Housing Works Annual Report.
For more information on sponsorship, contact:
Development Department
(347) 473-7457 or
events@housingworks.org.
Housing Works, the nation’s largest minority-controlled AIDS organization, is proud to present the fourth-annual Keith D. Cylar AIDS Activist Awards, held on Thursday April 17, 2008 at the Times Center in New York City. Given to those who demonstrate extraordinary courage and commitment in the fight to end the HIV/AIDS epidemic, the award is named for the cofounder of Housing Works, a fearless AIDS activist who died of AIDS-related complications in 2004.
All proceeds from the Keith D. Cylar AIDS Activist Awards go to the Keith Cylar Activist Fund, which has raised $1.6 million in support of advocacy and activism by people living with HIV/AIDS in America and around the world.