SPONSORSHIP
SPONSORSHIP/2008 Corporate Membership Levels
Corporate memberships help the Air Force Historical Foundation meet its mission of preserving the history and traditions of American airpower.
The Foundation offers opportunities for corporations to sponsor new sections of its Website, including the Members-Only pages (Air Power History magazine archives, and other features) and the Member Database; the e-newsletter; the Veterans Associations Historical Information Clearinghouse; the Air Force Veterans Artifact Referral Service; the Air Force Veterans Historical Article Storehouse; and the process for archiving the Air Power History magazine. (See below for a full list of membership benefits, by level.)
In addition to being featured prominently on the Foundation’s Website and in its official Air Power History magazine, your business or corporation will play a large role at our upcoming awards banquet in October 2008.
The Foundation will offer opportunities for corporations to host tables during the event, which will feature the presentation of the second annual General Carl “Tooey” Spaatz Award, the second annual Major General I. B. Holley Award, and other Foundation awards. In 2007, these two awards were presented by the Secretary and Chief of Staff of the Air Force. Further details on the banquet will be available in February 2008.
To become an Air Force Historical Foundation corporate sponsor, contact the Executive Director, Colonel Tom Bradley, at execdir@afhistoricalfoundation.org or call (301) 736-1959.
Platinum Level ($20,000)
1. A full-page color advertisement in two 2008 issues of the quarterly magazine Air Power History.
2. Prominent mention as a Platinum Sponsor on the home page of the AFHF Web site.
3. A lead role in the AFHF awards banquet in October 2008. Platinum sponsorship will include prominent notice on a banner at the registration table, mention in the pamphlet, verbal acknowledgement during meal, and prominent seating for a corporate representative during the meal.
4. Four copies of U. S. AIR FORCE: A Complete History, published in 2006, signed by the author.
5. Four subscriptions to the quarterly Air Power History.
6. Prominent mention as a Platinum Sponsor in the Foundation’s proposed print and electronic newsletters when they come online.
Gold Level ($10,000)
1. A full-page color advertisement in one 2008 issue of the quarterly magazine Air Power History.
2. Prominent mention as a Gold Sponsor on the home page of the AFHF Web site.
3. A lead role in the AFHF awards banquet in October 2008. Gold sponsorship will include prominent notice on a banner at the registration table, mention in the pamphlet, verbal acknowledgement during meal, and prominent seating for a corporate representative during the meal.
4. Three copies of U. S. AIR FORCE: A Complete History, published in 2006, signed by the author.
5. Three subscriptions to the quarterly Air Power History.
6. Prominent mention as a Gold Sponsor in the Foundation’s proposed print and electronic newsletters when they come online.
Silver Level ($5,000)
1. A half-page color advertisement in one 2008 issue of the quarterly magazine Air Power History.
2. Prominent mention as a Silver Sponsor on the home page of the AFHF Web site.
3. A lead role in the AFHF awards banquet in October 2008. Silver sponsorship will include prominent notice on a banner at the registration table, mention in the pamphlet, verbal acknowledgement during meal, and prominent seating for a corporate representative during the meal.
4. Two copies of U. S. AIR FORCE: A Complete History, published in 2006, signed by the author.
5. Two subscriptions to the quarterly Air Power History.
6. Prominent mention as a Silver Sponsor in the Foundation’s proposed print and electronic newsletters when they come online.
Bronze Level ($1,500)
1. A half-page black and white advertisement in one 2008 issue of the quarterly magazine Air Power History.
2. Prominent mention as a Bronze Sponsor on the home page of the AFHF Web site.
3. A lead role in the AFHF awards banquet in October 2008. Bronze sponsorship will include prominent notice on a banner at the registration table, mention in the pamphlet, verbal acknowledgement during meal, and prominent seating for a corporate representative during the meal.
4. A copy of U. S. AIR FORCE: A Complete History, published in 2006, signed by the author.
5. One subscription to the quarterly Air Power History.
6. Prominent mention as a Bronze Sponsor in the Foundation’s proposed print and electronic newsletters when they come online.
