2. ABOUT THE EVENT WHEN: 10:30 am - 5:00 pm, Tuesday, November 7, 2017
WHERE: Hyatt Regency, San Francisco
HOST: The Jewish Community Federation and Endowment Fund
WHAT: The Federation’s marquee day-long event highlighting the most pressing topics in Jewish philanthropy, leadership, and community. Featuring keynote speaker Leonard Lauder, and honoring Robert Sinton Distinguished Leader of the Year Award recipient Dana Corvin, and Lloyd W. Dinkelspiel Award for Young Leadership recipient Abra Annes Sills
WHY: To inspire, share, and celebrate Jewish philanthropy, leadership, and community
WHO: Targeted to the Bay Area’s most influential Jewish leaders and philanthropists, as well as legal, tax, and financial professionals
CONTACT: Rachel Kaber, Dir. of Events and Corporate Engagement,

3. ATTENDEE DETAILS ESTIMATED ATTENDANCE: 750 unique attendees
DEMOGRAPHICS:
Donors and clients of the Jewish Community Federation and Endowment Fund
Donor Advised Fund holders of the Federation
Tax, legal, estate, and financial professionals in the Bay Area
Young leaders and entrepreneurs in the Jewish community
Heads of influential foundations and nonprofit organizations

4. CORPORATE SPONSOR LEVELS
BENEFITS
$50,000
$20,000
$10,000
$5,000
$2,500
Recognition on all Printed Materials, Electronic Materials, and the Federation’s Event Webpage
Premier Logo
Logo
Full Day Event Tickets to include VIP Reception, Lunch, Tax Seminar and Afternoon Sessions, and Cocktail Reception plus Valet Parking (FMV: $175 pp) 20 10 8 6 4
Message in Printed Event Program
Full Page Color
Full Page B/W
Half Page B/W
1/4 Page B/W
Recognition from Stage and Screen
Yes
Distribution of Branded Gift to Event Attendees
Logo on Step and Repeat photo banner
Recognition in The J and SF Business Times printed ads
Name

5. MARKETING STATS FEDERATION WEBSITE 28,500 page views per month
DIRECT MAIL
10,000 in-home mailers
DIRECT
10,000 direct s
SOCIAL MEDIA
FACEBOOK
TWITTER
5,735 likes
5,475 followers
PRINT ADVERTISING
J WEEKLY
SF BUSINESS TIMES
17,000 circulation
85,000 circulation

6. FAQs
Are benefits flexible? Yes. First and foremost, the Federation wants our Corporate Sponsors to have the best possible experience with our events. If you would like to discuss alternate or customized benefits that better suit your needs, please let us know.
When will our benefits start? The Federation must receive a Sponsorship Agreement from the corporation before any benefits are activated.
How is a “message” different than an “ad”? The IRS exempts “qualified sponsorship payments” from unrelated business income tax only if the sponsor does not receive “substantial return benefit” in exchange for the payment that is considered taxable advertising. Therefore, messages printed in the program, including the following, are considered safe:
use of a sponsor’s logo or slogan (so long as they do not contain qualitative or comparative descriptions of the sponsor’s products, services, facilities or company) in connection with an exempt organization’s activities;
a list of the sponsor’s locations, telephone numbers or Internet addresses, and value-neutral descriptions on the nonprofit’s website or in connection with its activities.
May I pay for my company’s sponsorship through my Donor Advised Fund (DAF)? Donor Advised Funds may be used to pay for Corporate Sponsorships. However, no benefit of recognized value may be received. Event tickets need to be purchased separately and not from a DAF.
Do I need to use all of the tickets allotted to my sponsorship? Event tickets are transferable and non-refundable.
In what format do you need our logo or message? Camera-ready, hi-resolution artwork (300 DPI) must be received by designated deadlines.
More questions? Contact Rachel Kaber at or