Sponsor Full Plate Project as an Organization or Business
THE FULL PLATE PROJECT is an opportunity for your organization to carry out your philanthropic mission, help ensure everyone can have access to healthy foods, and increase your company’s visibility in our community.
As a Broome Hunger Hero, your organization will be highlighted as a community leader. By partnering with United Way of Broome County, you are part of a community-wide movement that tackles the underlying causes of problems to create lasting solutions. Join THE FULL PLATE PROJECT so that no child, adult, or family is denied the most basic need to eat. Last year, United Way of Broome County was able to provide funding to 70 projects and programs and 172,000 meals were served to those in need.
Sponsorship Levels
Community Champions – $5,000 and above
- Invitation to speak at THE FULL PLATE PROJECT press conference
- Recognition on media release
- Large logo on United Way website
- Logo on THE FULL PLATE PROJECT signage
- United Way swag bag
- Logo on THE FULL PLATE PROJECT United Way blog and digital mailings
- Logo on the United Way Annual Report
Community Changemakers – $2,500 – $4,999
- Invitation to THE FULL PLATE PROJECT press conference
- Recognition on media release
- Medium logo on United Way website
- Logo on THE FULL PLATE PROJECT signage
- United Way swag bag
Community Advocates – $1,000 – $2,499
- Verbal recognition at THE FULL PLATE PROJECT press conference
- Small logo on United Way website
- United Way swag bag
Community Supporters – $100 – $999
- Small logo on United Way website
- United Way swag bag
Will your company Become a Broome County Hunger Hero?
THE FULL PLATE PROJECT is an opportunity for your organization to carry out your philanthropic mission, help ensure everyone can have access to healthy foods, and increase your company’s visibility in our community.
If your company or organization would like to get involved, please contact Patrick Kerley at 607-240-2027 or pkerley@uwbroome.org.
Join Us
100% of your contribution to this initiative will go to food insecurity programs.