1. EWB-PSU is a non-profit 501(c)(3) tax exempt corporation created under the laws of the State of Colorado, USA. EWB-PSU was created in Fall 2005. EWB-PSU is also a member of the Engineers Without Borders - International network. Please make checks payable to EWB-PSU Post donations to: Kalene Kaplan, Treasurer Portland State University – Engineers Without Borders Civil and Environmental Engineering PO Box 751 Portland, OR 97207-0751 Visit us online: www.ewb.pdx.edu “Engineers have a central role in building a sustainable future; in fact, they have an obligation to provide leadership in that direction.” Engineers Without Borders Portland State University Sponsorship Levels 2008-2009  Customized package supporting a specific project – see reverse Project Sponsor – $10,000+  Recognition at all EWB promotional activities such as community speeches and fundraising events  1 reserved table, eight seats, at annual spring banquet.  Recognition during monthly chapter meetings and in press releases  Organization and/or personal bio on ewb.pdx.edu  Notification of all EWB-PSU meetings and events Gold – $2,500+  Recognition at all EWB promotional activities such as community speeches and fundraising events  Two reserved tables, 16 seats, at annual spring banquet.  Recognition in press releases, project presentations, and publications  Organization and/or personal bio on ewb.pdx.edu  Recognition with logo during all monthly chapter meetings  Notification of all EWB-PSU meetings and events Platinum – $5,000+ Silver – $1,000+  Recognition during monthly chapter meeting and at fundraising events  4 reserved seats, at annual spring banquet.  Organization and/or personal bio on ewb.pdx.edu  Notification of all EWB-PSU meetings and events Bronze – $500+  Recognition during all monthly chapter meetings  Two researved seats, at annual spring banquet.  Notification of all EWB-PSU meetings and events

2. Building a better world, one community at a time Project Sponsorship $10,000 + 2008-2009  Communicate openly with the project sponsor regarding project progress  Provide material for press releases or other promotional efforts  Include sponsor input at key junctures in project decision-making  Endeavor to make each project successful EWB Commitment  3 reserved tables, 24 seats, at annual spring banquet.  Recognition at all EWB promotional activities such as community speeches and fundraising events  Recognition in press releases, project presentations, and publications  Recognition during all monthly chapter meetings Project Sponsor Benefits Project sponsorship is a unique opportunity to take your support of Engineers Without Borders to a new level. Project teams from PSU are currently working on a variety of projects, each with short-term and long-term funding needs. By sponsoring a project, you help us achieve project goals and demonstrate a tangible commitment to the communities we work within, the mission and values of EWB and PSU student volunteers. Projects available for sponsorship  Puerto Cabezas, Nicaragua (PSU Students, initiated June 2007) Resources management planning for a hospital in Eastern Nicaragua  Jinotepe, Nicaragua (PSU Students, initiated June 2007) – Stormwater remediation for a community school  Huehuete, Nicaragua (PSU Students, initiated June 2007) – Water management and new well and additional distribution development.