up close and personal jfs executive luncheon

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JFS EXECUTIVE LUNCHEON
A L PA C IN O
UP CLOSE AND PERSONAL
EXCLUSIVE 90-MINUTE PERFORMANCE
Wednesday, April 13, 2016
Noon to 2:00 p.m.
Hyatt Regency Denver at
Colorado Convention Center
AL PACINO
COMMITTEE
Jonathan Alpert
Westfield Company Inc.
David Asarch
Monroe Group, Ltd.
Michael Asarch
Centennial Leasing & Sales
Matt Cornwell
FirstBank
David Feiner
Miller Frishman Group.
John E. Fiedler
ANB Bank - Cherry Creek Branch
David Friedman
D.H. Friedman Properties, LLC
Jamie Harris
ROI Equities
David Hauptman
Community Volunteer
Gareth Heyman
MorEvents, Inc.
Julian Izbiky
Izbiky & Associates PLLC
Carol Karshmer
Community Volunteer
John Keith
Harvard Communities
Don Kortz
Cushman & Wakefield
Steve Kris
Conundrum Capital LLC
Alan Mayer
Mayer Business Advisors
Jeff Miller
Gere Land Services LLC
Rocky Miller
The Miller Group, Ltd.
Jessica Milstein
Denver Academy of Torah
Mindy Levy Peckar
J&B Building Company
Eric Pollock
TransVac Solutions
Jane E. Rosenbaum
Chair of the JFS Board of Directors
Steve D. Sander
Sander Marketing
Jamie Sarché
Feldman Mortuary
Robert Shubin
Red Sky Resources
Marc Soicher
RSC Benefits
Vic Sulzer
Tschetter Hamrick Sulzer, PC
Scott Tobias
Voice Media Group
Dear Friends,
As co-chairs of the 2016 Jewish Family Service (JFS) Executive Luncheon, it is our
pleasure to invite you to participate as a sponsor of this impactful event and a partner
in supporting the life-changing work of JFS.
Now in its 12th year, the luncheon will be held on Wednesday, April 13, 2016, at the
Hyatt Regency Denver at Colorado Convention Center.
The JFS Executive Luncheon has a well-earned reputation for its high caliber, thoughtprovoking, and entertaining speakers. This year we are thrilled to welcome the
iconic Al Pacino to our stage for a 90-minute presentation that will go up close
and personal into his life and remarkable acting career. This once-in-a-lifetime
opportunity will be unlike anything Denver has seen before.
As a sponsor, you will receive visibility at a world-class event while demonstrating
your support for Jewish Family Service, one of Denver and Boulder’s largest and most
respected human services agencies.
Your sponsorship will help to:
•
Feed hundreds of families in crisis.
•
Provide mental health therapists to children in public schools.
•
Keep seniors living safely and independently in the comfort of their own homes.
•
Provide job training, employment, and community involvement to adults with
disabilities.
•
Provide resources to take women from welfare to work so they can become selfsufficient and provide for their families.
Enclosed you will find information about JFS, the event, and sponsorship opportunities.
A member of our committee will be in contact with you soon to follow up and answer
any questions you might have. I hope you’ll join us at the private reception reserved for
our chief-level sponsors. Thank you very much for your consideration.
JFS Executive Luncheon Co-Chairs,
Leanna HarrisAaron Hyatt
Diane Sweeney Consulting
Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck, LLP
Jim MillerStanton Rosenbaum
Miller Global Properties, LLC
Ryley Carlock & Applewhite
Sam Zaitz
Legend Retail Group
Jewish Family Service • 3201 South Tamarac Drive • Denver, CO 80231 • 303.597.5000 • www.jewishfamilyservice.org
AL PACINO
BIOGRAPHY
Oscar-winning actor Al Pacino has kept moviegoers riveted since the 1970s
with roles in films like The Godfather, Dog Day Afternoon, Serpico, Dick
Tracy, and Scent of a Woman.
Pacino was born in 1940, in East Harlem, and was raised in New York City’s
South Bronx. He began studying acting in his teens and attended the
famed School of Performing Arts until the age of 17 when he moved on to
study acting first at the Herbert Berghof Studio with teacher and coach
Charles Laughton, and later, at the legendary Actors Studio with mentor Lee
Strasberg.
Between 1963 and 1969, Pacino honed his craft working in numerous
theatrical productions both on and off Broadway. He won numerous Obie
and Tony Awards and eventually made his way from the stage to the big
screen, although he has continued working in theater throughout his career.
His first leading part in a feature film was in the 1971 drama Panic in Needle
Park, in which he played a heroin addict, and the following year Francis Ford Coppola selected him to take on
the breakthrough role of Michael Corleone in The Godfather. He was nominated for an Academy Award for his
work on the film and over the next six years, he received another four Academy Award nominations for the films
Serpico, The Godfather Part II, Dog Day Afternoon, and …And Justice for All.
A long and rich film career has followed with more than 45 titles, including Scarface, Sea of Love, The Insider,
Donnie Brasco, Heat, and Any Given Sunday. He earned additional Academy Award nominations for his
performances in Dick Tracy and Glengarry Glen Ross. His role as Colonel Frank Slade in Scent of a Woman won
him the Academy Award for Best Actor in 1992.
Pacino’s television credits include work on HBO, first as Roy Cohn in the 2003 miniseries Angels in America, and
as Dr. Jack Kevorkian in You Don't Know Jack in 2010, both of which earned Golden Globes and Emmy Awards for
his performances. In 2013, he won Golden Globe and Emmy nominations for the title role in David Mamet’s film,
Phil Spector.
It was recently announced that Pacino will join Martin Scorsese, Robert De Niro, and Joe Pesci in a new mob
blockbuster film, I Heard You Paint Houses. Based on Charles Brandt’s book, I Heard You Paint Houses: The Story
of the Biggest Mob Hit in History, the movie will tell the story of mobster Frank “the Irishman” Sheeran. Filming
will begin this year.
Pacino was awarded the Golden Globe Cecil B. DeMille Award for Lifetime Achievement in Motion Pictures, the
American Film Institute Life Achievement Award, and the National Merit of Arts from President Obama.
Jewish Family Service of Colorado
3201 S. Tamarac Drive
Denver, CO 80231
303.597.5000
www.jewishfamilyservice.org
Jewish Family Service of
Colorado (JFS) believes in
strengthening the community
by providing vital services to
people in need. Founded in
1872, JFS is a nonsectarian,
nonprofit human services
agency serving metro Denver
and Boulder. JFS helps seniors
live independently at home,
provides quality mental health
counseling, offers training and
job placement to those with
developmental disabilities and
other barriers to employment,
and provides food and
financial aid to people in
crisis. Every year, the agency
benefits nearly 25,000
people of all ages, faiths,
incomes, and abilities.
BY THE NUMBERS
Programs
No.
Clients
Mental
Health
Services
Disability/
Employment
Services
Family
Safety Net
Services
Volunteer
Services
Admin
Marketing
Development
Total
3,235
3,579
472
5,950
-
-
13,236
23
43
8
3
29
178
No.
72
Employees
LEADERSHIP
Founded: 1872
Current Programs and Services: 40
Jane E. Rosenbaum
Board Chair
Individuals Impacted Annually: 24,600
Yana Vishnitsky
President & CEO
Jewish Clients: 11,300 Non-Jewish Clients: 13,300
FY2016 Agency Budget: $11,980,000
29%
MISSION
To enhance the well-being of those in
need throughout the greater Denver
community by delivering services based
on Jewish values
Senior
Services
REVENUE SOURCES
15%
11%
VALUES
Jewish Family Service exists to fulfill one of
the most important Jewish values: that of
Tikkun Olam, the obligation to make the
world a better place.
22%
In delivering our services we are also
guided by the following Jewish values:
1%
• He who saves one life saves the
entire world.
-Pikuach Nefesh
• Social justice, the obligation to act justly
toward people in need.
-Tzedakah
• Acts of loving kindness.
-G’milut Hassadim
• Every human being is equal in the eyes
of G-d.
-Tselem Elohim
14%
1%
EXPENSES
(2016 BUDGET)
g Program
g Administration
and Fundraising
1%
77%
2%
4%
23%
(2016 BUDGET)
g Grants and Foundations
g Government Grants
g Contributions
g Program Fees
g Government Fee-for-Service
g Contract Sales
g Investment Income/Misc.
g JEWISHcolorado Designated
g JEWISHcolorado Allocation
g United Way
JAY AND ROSE PHILLIPS SENIOR
SOLUTIONS CENTER
2016 Budget: $3,785,000
• JFS Senior Solutions Center helps seniors live safely and
independently in their homes.
• JFS provides care management, counseling, and homecare
services.
• Boulder JFS serves seniors and adults with disabilities.
• Kosher Meals on Wheels delivers more than 10,000 meals
annually.
• JFS at Home is a private-pay homecare service for seniors and
adults with disabilities.
• JFS at the JCC offers meals and activities to seniors.
• Colorado Senior Connections provides programs to older adults
in Edgewater and Wheat Ridge.
• Serving Our Survivors provides special care and support for
vulnerable Holocaust survivors living in Denver and Boulder.
FAMILY SAFETY NET SERVICES
2016 Budget: $1,258,000
People Impacted Annually: 5,950
• JFS Family Safety Net Services provides limited financial
assistance and case management to individuals and families to
help prevent homelessness.
• The Weinberg Food Pantry serves more than 1,000 individuals
each month.
• The Bright Holidays program brings holiday gifts to low-income
individuals and families.
• The Weinberg Food Pantry distributes Thanksgiving and Passover
meals to help families in need celebrate the holidays.
• JFS provides individual employment support to those who are
unemployed or under-employed.
• Lunchbox Express provides free lunches to low-income children
every summer and during the school year.
MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES
2016 Budget: $2,971,000
• JFS Mental Health Specialists provides therapy and care
management to individuals, couples, groups, and families on a
sliding-fee scale.
• Counseling for refugees from 50 different countries.
• KidSuccess and International KidSuccess provide school-based
mental health care to more than 1,700 school children.
• JFS Community Chaplaincy provides spiritual comfort to
unaffiliated Jews.
DISABILITY AND EMPLOYMENT SERVICES
2016 Budget: $3,734,000
• SHALOM Denver provides work experience, job training
and placement, and case management to people with
developmental disabilities and other barriers to employment.
• The JFS Group Home provides 24/7 supervised care to eight
adults with developmental disabilities.
• Jewish Disabilities Advocates (JDA) provides Jewish people with
disabilities and their families with support services.
• Community access programs to help people with
developmental disabilities connect to education, volunteer
opportunities, and cultural activities.
JFS VOLUNTEER SERVICES
2016 Budget: $158,000
In 2015, 1,156 volunteers contributed more than 32,000 hours
to support the programs and services of JFS, a value of more than
$800,000.
Volunteers:
• Sort food donations, stock pantry shelves, and distribute food.
• Enhance the lives of seniors with regular visits and outings.
• Lead holiday and Shabbat celebrations at nursing homes,
assisted-living facilities, hospitals, and prisons.
• Donate pro bono accounting, administrative services, database
expertise, and writing and photographic skills.
• Support the Lunchbox Express program by distributing free
lunches to low-income children during the summer.
REALimpact.
$1,000 provides one year of
care and services for a
senior so they can stay
in their home.
$2,000 provides 2,000
meals to individuals
and families in
crisis through the Weinberg
Food Pantry.
$5,000 provides job training
and paid employment
for 11 adults with
disabilities or other barriers
to employment, five days a
week for a year.
$10,000 provides professional,
well-supported mental
health care for 20
children in their school for
a year.
A L PA C I N O
SPONSOR BENEFITS
PRIVATE CHIEF SPONSOR RECEPTION WITH AL PACINO
$50,000
Chief
Executive
Sponsor
$25,000
Chief
Operating
Sponsor
$15,000
Chief
Information
Sponsor
$10,000
Chief
Financial
Sponsor
$5,000
Executive
VP
Sponsor
$3,500
VP
Sponsor
$2,000
Associate
Sponsor
20 seats
(two tables)
12 seats
(one table)
10 seats
(one table)
10 seats
(one table)
10 seats
(one table)
6 seats
4 seats
Private Chief Sponsor
Reception with Al Pacino
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One Autographed Piece
of Memorabilia
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Logo on Stage
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Full-page Business Ad
in Event Program
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Recognition in
Denver Business Journal
Advertising (7 ads)
Logo
Logo
Logo
Logo
Name
Name
Name
Recognition in
Colorado Real Estate Journal
Advertising (4 ads)
Logo
Logo
Logo
Name
Name
Recognition in Event
Invitation and Slide Show
Logo
Logo
Logo
Name
Name
Name
Name
Industry Exclusivity
Number of Seats
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Wednesday, April 13, 2016 • Noon to 2:00 p.m. • Hyatt Regency Denver at Colorado Convention Center
AL PACINO
SPONSORSHIP CONTRACT
Sponsorship Recognition Name:
Contact Name:
Company Name:
Address:
City:
State:
Phone:
Email:
ZIP:
SPONSORSHIP LEVEL
Please refer to Sponsorship Opportunities for an explanation of benefits associated with each sponsorship level.
$50,000 Chief Executive Sponsor
$5,000 Executive VP Sponsor
$25,000 Chief Operating Sponsor
$3,500 VP Sponsor
$15,000 Chief Information Sponsor
$2,000 Associate Sponsor
$10,000 Chief Financial Sponsor
PAYMENT
Make check payable to Jewish Family Service of Colorado.
Check Enclosed
American Express
Discover
Credit Card Number:
MasterCard
Visa
Exp.: Signature: RETURN THIS FORM TO:
Jewish Family Service of Colorado
Development Department
3201 South Tamarac Drive
Denver, CO 80231
P: 303.597.5000 F: 303.597.7700
For more information, please contact Lisa Benoit at 720.248.4633 or [email protected].
AL PACINO
SPONSORSHIP DEADLINES AND SPECIFICATIONS
Please refer to the sponsor benefits chart to see the benefits that pertain to your level of sponsorship. If you
have any questions, please contact Lisa Benoit at 720.248.4633 or [email protected].
Event Invitation
Friday, March 1, 2016
Mailed on Monday, March 14, 2016
Event Slide Show
Friday, April 8, 2016
Event Program Business Ad
Wednesday, March 30, 2016
Ad size: 4.875” W x 7.5” H
Provide ad as a full-color pdf.
ADVERTISING SCHEDULE
Denver Business Journal (All sponsors)
Date Ad Runs
Special Feature
Ad Size
Commitment Deadline
Friday, February 19, 2016 Engineering Report
Half-page
Tuesday, February 9, 2016
Friday, February 26, 2016 Energy Section
Island-page
Tuesday, February 16, 2016
Technology Report
Island-page
Tuesday, March 1, 2016
40 Under 40
Invitation Insert
Friday, February 19, 2016
Health Care Section
Full-page
Venture Capital Report
Full-page
Colorado Real Estate Journal (Sponsors of $5,000 and up)
Date Ad Runs
Ad Size
Commitment Deadline
Wednesday, February 17, 2016
Half-page
Half-page
Half-page
Wednesday, April 6, 2016
Half-page

up close and personal jfs executive luncheon

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