Sponsorship Opportunities
As the sponsor of this event you will receive the following:
Presenting Sponsorship - 5000.
20 - tickets to the evening event
4 - invitations to the breakfast event
1 - autographed copy of Left to Tell
1 - autographed copy of Led by Faith - ( new release )
1 - The Diary of Immaculée - DVD
Pre-event receptionRecognition in various media such as website, printed materials, event signage, tickets, etc as the presenting sponsor - CLICK HERE
Foundation Sponsorship - 2500.
10 - tickets to the evening event
2 - invitations to the breakfast event
1 - autographed copy of Left to Tell
1 - autographed copy of Led by Faith - ( new release )
1 - The Diary of Immaculée - DVD
Pre-event receptionRecognition in various media such as website, printed materials, event signage, etc as a foundation sponsor - CLICK HERE
Partner Sponsorship - 1500.
10 - tickets to the evening event
1 - autographed copy of Left to Tell
1 - autographed copy of Led by Faith - ( new release )
1 - The Diary of Immaculée - DVD
Pre-event receptionRecognition in various media such as website, printed materials, event signage, etc as the a partner sponsor. - CLICK HERE
Friend Sponsorship - 1000.
10 - tickets to the evening event
1 - autographed copy of Left to Tell
1 - The Diary of Immaculée - DVDRecognition in variousl media such as website, printed materials, event signage, etc as the a friend sponsor. - CLICK HERE
Block Sponsorship - 250.
Your sponsorship enables us to provide 10 tickets to agencies and / or individuals who might not otherwise be able to attend.
1 - autographed copy of Left to Tell - CLICK HERE
Patrons - CLICK HERE
For additional information or to secure a sponsorship in your name or the name of your business or organization please contact . . .
Christine Gilman - 503.362.9624 or by email
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Immaculée Ilibagiza
Immaculée was born in Rwanda and studied Electronic and Mechanical Engineering at the National University of Rwanda. Her life transformed dramatically in 1994 during the Rwanda genocide when she and seven other women huddled silently together in a cramped bathroom of a local pastor’s house for 91 days! . . .