Autism Society of Indiana (ASI) Autism Acceptance Walk Sponsorship

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1 Silver Sponsor $1,500 Communication & Marketing Exposure: Name listed on ASI Website Walk page Name listed on Walk Day Event Sponsor Banner. Sponsorship announcement (with picture) on the ASI Event Facebook Walk Page. Name listed on back of walk t-shirts. Name announced during the day of walk recognition. Name on walk route sign with name or logo. Two (2) walk t-shirts. Gold Sponsor $3,500 Same Benefits as Silver Sponsor with additional benefits including: Small logo on ASI Website Walk page. Small logo on Walk Day Event Sponsor banner. Small logo in the ASI newsletter. Sponsorship announced on ASI Facebook page (facebook.com/autismindiana) and ASI Twitter page Small logo on back of walk t-shirt. One FREE table and two chairs at the walk Resource Fair, with prime location. Five (5) walker registration and t-shirts. 1

2 Platinum Sponsor $6,000 Same Benefits as Silver and Gold Sponsor with additional benefits including: Large logo on ASI Website Walk Page with link to sponsor website. Large logo on Event Sponsor Banner. Large logo in the ASI newsletter with link to sponsor website. Two posts on ASI Facebook page, walk Facebook event page, and ASI Twitter mentioning the sponsorship. Pre event Facebook Live broadcast with sponsor recognition. Large logo on back of walk t-shirt. One FREE exhibitor table and two chairs at the Walk Resource Fair with a choice: o Premier location at the resource fair, or o Space located at the registration area. Additional exhibit table at discounted rate $75 Ten (10) walker registration and t-shirts. 2

3 Title Sponsor $15,000 Same benefits as Silver, Gold and Platinum Sponsors with additional benefits including: Listing on ASI website home page with link to sponsor website. Additional sponsor-only banner. Interview and article written about organization featured in the ASI newsletter. Logo on all walk collateral including, but not limited to: mailings, fliers, and walk program. Sponsorship details included in the event press release. Pre event tv and radio interviews with sponsor recognition. Total of four (4) post on both main and event Facebook pages and Twitter mentioning the sponsorship. Interview opportunity regarding organization and sponsorship prior to walk day; posted on ASI Website and social media. o Pre-recorded interview then released on ASI website and ASI social media, or o By an ASI Staff member on ASI Facebook Live then reposted on ASI website. Featured logo on back of walk t-shirt. Ribbon-cutting and announcement to kick-off the walk. 15 walker registration and t-shirts. 3

4 For more information, about exclusive sponsorship opportunities, please contact Dana Renay, Chief Executive Ally at or x11. For more information about the Fort Wayne Walk, please contact: Kelly Pence at x303 or COMMUNITY EXPOSURE ASI Website - the website is constantly being updated with new providers and information beneficial for the community. ASI heavily relies on electronic communication to deliver key information about programs and services, news and updates, tips and tricks, human rights, and other important information. Social Media o Facebook 5,100 followers and 5,245 likes with a response rate of under seven hours. Information posted on the ASI Facebook page receives an average of 1,000 hits within 24 hours, meaning there is a strong following of the ASI page. o Facebook Live videos help share information with visitors in a personal way, and a minimum of one daily post helps connect with the community. Also, many of the Allies have Facebook groups in their local areas where people can connect with others with similar issues and support each other. o Twitter 1,660 followers, tweeted 3,700 4

5 E-Newsletter - reaches approximately 10,000 people twice monthly. Targeted s - frequently, Allies send targeted s to families and providers in their areas about new programs, important news, and other beneficial community information. Autism Expos ASI hosts two expos throughout the year. These are free to the community, and there is an array of service providers and community organizations with whom people can connect. Over 2,000 people visit the expos and an average of 100 providers and organizations exhibit annually. Awareness Walks ASI hosts two walks annually. The walk in Fort Wayne is in its fourth year, and has seen a steady increase in walkers. Providers and community organizations have booths that provide information, like the expos, to everyone there. In Fort Wayne, the number of attendees has increased by over 70% and the number of exhibitors have increased 40% each year. Terre Haute Walk is in its 2nd year which got a great response from the community last year. Plus support from the local providers and community organizations. 5