SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
An invitation to make your mark at the 31st annual awards event bringing together hundreds of business, civic, and philanthropic leaders, as well as Arlingtonians from all walks of life, for a celebration of community and the individuals who have made Arlington a better home for all of us.
Nov 15 | Renaissance Capital View
Questions? Contact Jamee Hood:
P: 703-243-4785 ext 205
E: jhood@arlcf org
Recognition as sponsor of pre-event networking hour
SPONSOR BENEFITS
Opportunity to provide quote in promotions (press releases, e-mails, social media, etc )
Recognition in paid targeted social media ads and paid digital ads (ex: Google Ads)
Recognition in 3rd party digital promotions (ex: ARLNow, Arlington Magazine emails) ✓
Opportunity to sponsor Legacy or Community Table (ex: nonprofit workers, faith leaders, young adults)
Provide promotional material to attendees
Verbal recognition from podium at event ✓
Recognition on printed event invitations*
Recognition
Recognition in printed program**
Recognition on event website, emails, and press releases
Recognition on unpaid social media posts
THIS YEAR’S SPIRIT OF COMMUNITY AWARD HONOREES
These are only brief snapshots of their many community contributions. Join us on November 15 to see more of their stories in the Honoree videos.
Jeanne Broyhill
Jeanne's role as a change agent, capacity builder, and board member in the Arlington community has had profound benefits for many nonprofit organizations including - but not limited to - Culpepper Garden (Chair), the Leadership Center of Arlington (alumni and Class Ambassador), the Arlington Community of 100 (Chair), and Womenade (Co-Founder).
Dr. Raymond Hoare
In 1994, Dr. Hoare became a founding physician of Arlington Free Clinic (AFC), where he continues to see patients 30 years later. As a cardiologist and volunteer at AFC, Dr. Hoare has clocked more than 1,500 service hours, treating hundreds of patients who would otherwise have no access to cardiac specialty care, including virtual care during the COVID pandemic.
Marty Swaim
A 46-year Arlington resident, Martha (Marty) Swaim is the co-founder of Challenging Racism (CR), a local nonprofit dedicated to empowering, inspiring, and giving individuals the tools to disrupt systemic racism where they find it. Now in its 20th anniversary year, CR has expanded its services to a variety of community groups Marty retired as the unpaid director in 2020
