Thank you for your interest in becoming a sponsor. The money raised by this event will be invested wisely and allow us to increase our annual grants helping children and to add many more service leadership clubs in our area schools.
Sponsorship levels start at $50 per person/business. All proceeds benefit Akron-area Kiwanis Youth Leadership programs.
Platinum Sponsor $1,000
Includes:
Includes: Eight (8) attendee admissions to event, recognition on event invitation, 1/2-page ad in event program, recognition at the event and in all digital media, link to company website on Kiwanis social media platforms.
Gold Sponsor $500
Includes:
Includes: Six (6) attendee admissions to event, 1/4-page ad in event program, recognition at the event and on the Kiwanis social media event page.
Silver Sponsor $250
Includes:
Includes: Four (4) attendee admissions to event, 1/4-page ad in event program, recognition at the event and on the Kiwanis social media event page.
Bronze Sponsor $100
Includes:
Includes: Two (2) attendee admissions to event, 1/4-page ad in event program, recognition at the event.
Patron Sponsor $50
Includes:
Includes: One (1) attendee admissions to event. Listing in event program.
Why should you support An Evening With Kiwanis for Kids?
Proceeds will be used to maintain and grow young leadership in Greater Akron
Enhanced service leadership guidance and programming will be made available to Greater Akron middle school children
High school students can take advantage of continued service leadership programs
Our primary goal is to grow and maintain service leadership programs (Builders Clubs) for each public and private middle school in the Greater Akron area. A Builders Club—the largest service organization for middle school students ages 11 to 15—is designed to provide members with opportunities to perform service, build character, and develop leadership. The club is student led, operates under school regulations, and draws its members from the student body. When started at a young age, the service club experience prepares its members to become the most engaged members of their communities—now and in the future.
We know the transition from grade school to middle school can be tough for any adolescent boy or girl. Common challenges children face include dealing with social pressures, making new friends, communicating with teachers, confronting bullies, becoming a positive contributor, bouncing back from failure and disappointments, and learning about the world. With your help, our middle school-aged children will have access to programming and resources that will help them transition into confident young adults.
