Black Cultural Festival Sponsorship

Thank you for considering Sponsorship of the Eugene Black Cultural Festival. We look forward to partnering with you as you make Your Brand’s Allyship Visible!

There are many ways you can support this annual event. Please download our Sponsorship Package and pick the Sponsorship tier that best reflects your desired level of support. For more information, please contact our Sponsorship Coordinator Irene Rasheed.

SPONSORSHIP PACKAGE PDF

Sponsorship Tier	Donation Amount	Afternoon & Evening Verbal Thank You During Event At the Main Stage	Flyers	Website	All Digital & Printed Materials	On Site Banner	Event Pamphlet	On Site Booth	On Site Pavilion
Angel Sponsor	Purchase booth space for a small black business or artist @$500			X			X
Tier 1	$1000-2499		X	X			X
Tier 2	$2500-4000		X	X	X	X	X	X
Tier 3	$4500+	X	X	X	X	X	X		X
Tier 4	Donate products or services	* Sponsorship acknowledgement is in line with above tiers

ANGEL SPONSOR

Donation Amount: Purchase booth space for a small black business or artist @$500

Website
Event Pamphlet

TIER 1

Donation Amount: $1000-2499

Flyers
Website
Event Pamphlet

TIER 2

Donation Amount: $2500-4000

Flyers
Website
All Digital & Printed Materials
On Site Banner
Event Pamphlet
On Site Booth

TIER 3

Donation Amount: $4500+

Afternoon & Evening Verbal Thank You During Event At the Main Stage
Flyers
Website
All Digital & Printed Materials
On Site Banner
Event Pamphlet
On Site Pavilion

TIER 4

Donation Amount: Donate products or services
* Sponsorship acknowledgement is in line with above tiers

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~Malcolm X

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“You need not carry the heavy, hollow burden of racism any longer.”

~Jesse Williams

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~Audre Lorde

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~Susan Raffo

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~Rosa Parks

“To sit back and do nothing is to cooperate with the oppressor.”

~Jane Elliott

“Healing is a practice. It’s not a one-time thing.”

~Marnita Schroedl

“Healing isn’t fully healing if it doesn’t in some way connect the individual to the community.”

~Susan Raffo

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“I love my people. And I love all people.”

~Black Elder

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~Joe Madison

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~Ella Baker

“The triumph can’t be had without the struggle.”

~Wilma Rudolph

“Turn your wound into wisdom.”

~Oprah Winfrey

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~James Baldwin

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~June Jordan

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~Martin Luther King, Jr.

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~a Nina Simone song, from Lorraine Hansberry’s play

“Nobody’s free until everybody’s free”

~Fannie Lou Hamer

“Healing must be collective.”

~William Oliver