2015 SPONSORSHIP inallofus
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2015 SPONSORSHIP inallofus
inallofus 2015 SPONSORSHIP www.forthekid.org OUR MISSION Bridging communities to brighten the lives of Georgia’s children in need. 2 PRESIDENT’S LETTER Let’s Build a Better Tomorrow Now more than ever, Georgia’s most vulnerable need your help It’s astonishing to realize that Toy Party board of directors chose an astounding list & Silent Auction, our largest annual event, of beneficiaries. I’ve seen firsthand just how is turning thirteen this year. Pause for a persistently these groups work to lessen the second and think about how much Atlanta burdens on families. The message from our has changed since the first Toy Party: beneficiaries is clear: We need as much help skyscrapers rising, businesses booming, as you can give. during the holiday season, but neighborhoods blossoming almost overnight. The city’s quick rebound from the those pleas with hope, consideration, and 365 days a year. last recession has made national headlines plenty of determination to build a brighter thanks to the efforts of our donors, and left many regional rivals in the dust. tomorrow. Honestly, isn’t that what Atlanta volunteers, and board members. does best? Yet even in a season of growth, too many For the Kid is committed to answering of our friends and neighbors are struggling. For the Kid in All of Us is dedicated to helping Georgia’s children reach their full potential — not only Atlanta has certainly changed in recent years. Our mission has not. Now more than Nearly a quarter of Georgia’s children still The road ahead ever, For the Kid is dedicated to helping live below the poverty line. As the Wall I don’t get many chances to stop and Georgia’s children reach their full potential Street Journal noted recently, “The gap catch my breath during the hectic days — not only during the holiday season, but between rich and poor has expanded in surrounding our big events, but I did have a 365 days a year. U.S. cities, and nowhere is that chasm wider breakthrough moment this past than Atlanta.” Dec. 24. Driving home from an evening amazing things we can accomplish together church service, I unexpectedly became in 2015. Answering the call a little teary, knowing that thousands of The news reports echo my experiences with children would wake up the next morning For the Kid in All of Us. Just last year, our and experience a bit of Christmas magic I’m truly looking forward to seeing what Brian Isbell Board President, For the Kid in All of Us [email protected] 3 WHO WE ARE Not Just a Toy Story Our all-volunteer, grassroots group started small — and grew quickly In 2003, a circle of friends noticed a not-for-profit organization. For the Kid in troubling trend: the increasing number All of Us was born. of families in greater Atlanta struggling Bringing smiles to Christmas mornings to make ends meet. Led by current 6th is a wonderful cause, but FTK was District Atlanta City Councilman Alex Wan, determined to do even more. In 2006, the group set out to raise awareness of the the nonprofit launched Backpack in the problem and make a meaningful difference Park, a back-to-school benefit that collects in their community. school supplies for needy students. Our Their efforts led to The Toy Party, a toy calendar of philanthropy expanded again drive aimed at bringing together a diverse in 2013 with Kids to Camp, a campaign mix of supporters to brighten the lives to send children to summer enrichment of Georgia families. While the first event camps of their choice. was held in a private home, that intimate gathering quickly blossomed into one of the city’s must-attend holiday happenings. The host committee soon evolved into a 4 www.forthekid.org n [email protected] For the Kid in All of Us is a 100-percent volunteer organization, incorporated in the State of Georgia, recognized by the US Internal Revenue Service as a not-for-profit, public charity under Section 501(c)(3). Backpack in the Park Dec. 12, 2015 44,378 TOYS WHEN? July 26, 2015 2,500 TARGET ATTENDANCE 350 21 BENEFICIARIES 13 200 VOLUNTEERS NEEDED 150 (2014) TOTAL DONATIONS since 2003 14,286 BACKPACKS since 2006 We’ve collected and distributed $475,000 in cash to our beneficiaries since 2003 Event photography by Dan Lax WHO WE HELP Our Beneficiaries For the Kid’s projects have touched the lives of countless Georgia families. Our beneficiaries are selected through an annual application and review process. In 2014, FTK was excited to announce our largest list of beneficiaries yet, an inspiring assortment of agencies and organizations serving greater Atlanta and beyond. 2014 BENEFICIARIES Agape Community Center www.agapecc.org AID Atlanta Women & Pediatrics www.aidatlanta.org All About Developmental Disabilities www.aadd.org Atlanta Children’s Shelter www.acsatl.org Atlanta Public Schools – South Region www.atlanta.k12.ga.us/Page/30466 Childkind www.childkind.org CHRIS Kids www.chriskids.org Cool Girls, Inc. www.thecoolgirls.org 6 www.forthekid.org n [email protected] Decatur Housing Authority decaturhousing.org Devereux Georgia www.devereux.org East Lake Foundation www.eastlakefoundation.org Easter Seals North Georgia www.easterseals.com Families First www.familiesfirst.org FCS Urban Ministries fcsministries.org/collective Fulton County Juvenile Court www.fultoncountyga.gov/fcjcd-home Hillside, Inc. www.hside.org Jerusalem House www.jerusalemhouse.org Latin American Association www.thelaa.org Lutheran Services of Georgia www.lsga.org Malachi’s Storehouse www.malachisstorehouse.org Our House www.ourhousega.org SafePath Children’s Advocacy Center www.safepath.org For information on becoming a beneficiary, please email [email protected] “Thank you to For the Kid in All of Us for the generous donation … We would not be able to support the families without your help. Thank you again and again!” — East Lake Foundation “What an awesome work For the Kid in All of Us is doing! We were honored to be chosen as a beneficiary and honored to share time with such amazing people!” — Atlanta Public Schools South Region “The kids AND parents are so grateful. Once again, we can’t thank For the Kid enough!” — Malachi’s Storehouse “The kids were overjoyed to get to pick their favorite backpack, and each selected something that fit their personalities. They were excited about the school supplies they wanted to use them right then and there! They said they felt like they were unwrapping gifts at Christmas!” — Devereux Georgia 7 HOW YOU CAN HELP Calling All Heroes Become an individual sponsor today! You’ll enjoy VIP benefits at For the Kid’s banner events and stay in the know on our many other functions throughout the year. Employer matching programs are also an easy way to double your donation and make a difference in the life of a child. Check with your company to see if it offers a matching gift program. Save time: Make your pledge at forthekid.org! Don’t forget: Your donations are tax-deductible! For the Kid in All of Us, Inc. is recognized by the IRS as a tax-exempt public charity. 8 NAMES LISTED ONLINE VIP PASSES INSTALLMENT PLAN AVAILABLE FRIENDS ($25 to $249) No … Yes PATRON ($250-$399) Yes 1 Yes PHILANTHROPIST ($400-$999) Yes 2 Yes BENEFACTOR ($1,000-$1,499) Yes 6 Yes ANGEL ($1,500-$2,499) Yes 8 Yes INSPIRATION ($2,500-$4,999) Yes 10 Yes BEACON ($5,000+) Yes 12 Yes Donor level perks apply to both Backpack in the Park and Toy Party & Silent Auction. Individual tax-deductible donations may be in the form of cash or in-kind products and/or services, subject to agreed upon valuation by the donor and by For the Kid in All of Us, Inc. VOLUNTEERING KIDS TO CAMP Heard About For the Kid’s Latest Campaign? Another Way to Contribute Donating your time, talents, and enthusiasm to For the Kid can be a transformative experience and a lot of fun. Our all-volunteer organization offers an assortment of opportunities to get involved throughout the year, from setting up events, helping collect donations, or joining an action committee. For more information, visit getinvolved.forthekid.org/ volunteerregistration Our Kids to Camp project, launched in early 2013, helps send kids to summer enrichment camps of their choice. getinvolved.forthekid.org/kidstocamp HELP US SEND KIDS C MP DONATE TODAY! forthekid.org www.forthekid.org n [email protected] 9 HOW YOU CAN HELP Build Your Business While Giving Back Become a Corporate Sponsor! Our organization couldn’t exist without the generosity of companies such as UPS, Gap, Inc., Starbucks, and Assurant (to name just a few!). Corporate sponsors help make a positive impact in the community while also gaining access to the many demographic groups touched by For the Kid’s various projects. CRYSTAL ($1,000) BRONZE ($2,500) SILVER ($5,000) GOLD ($7,500) Save time: Make your pledge at forthekid.org! PLATINUM ($10,000) PRESENTING ($20,000) LISTED ONLINE VIP PASSES Name 2 Name, Logo EVENT BANNER, OPPORTUNITY Name (small) Name … 4 Name, Logo (medium) Name, Logo … Name, Logo 6 Name, Logo (Large) Name, Logo … Name, Logo, Link 8 Name, Logo, Spot (XL) Name, Logo … Name, Logo, Link 10 Name, Logo, Spot (XXL) Name, Logo … Name, Logo, Link 12 Name, Logo, Spot (XXL) Name, Logo Yes SIGNAGE, MEDIA PROGRAM For the Kid in All of Us, Inc. is recognized Donor level perks apply to both Backpack in the Park and Toy Party & Silent Auction. by the IRS as a tax-exempt public charity. Donations may be in the form of cash or in-kind products and/or services, subject to agreed upon valuation by the donor and by For the Kid in All of Us, Inc. 10 SPEAKING EMAIL CAMPAIGN AT VIP EVENTS EVENT PROMOTION presents Backpack in the Park Sunday, July 27 noon-3:30 p.m. The Cator Woolford Gardens at the Frazer Center 1815 S. Ponce De Leon Ave. Our ninth-annual garden party collects backpacks filled with school supplies to help Georgia's most vulnerable students start the school year on the right foot. The event includes a delicious brunch buffet, live entertainment, and a silent auction! For entry, purchase a “virtual” backpack: $30 at www.forthekid.org, $40 at the door. Sponsored by tickets and info www.forthekid.org www.forthekid.org n [email protected] 11 For the Kid in All of Us 2015 Board of Directors PRESIDENT Brian Isbell, Starbucks SECRETARY Jeremy Lennep, Wilmington Trust TREASURER Kent Finley, Assurant, Inc. [Finance/Technology Chair] EXECUTIVE MEMBERS-AT-LARGE Lynn Barfield, McKelvey & Russell, LLC Jesse Furr, PNC Wealth Management [Fund Development Chair] BENEFICIARIES Joshua Noblitt, Saint Mark United Methodist Church [Chair] Nan Gregory, Registered Dental Hygienist EVENTS Travis Brookshire, InterContinental Hotels Group [Chair] Fred Tracy, Courier Connection Scott Wolfson, InterContinental Hotels Group FINANCE/TECHNOLOGY Sean Cox, Morneau Shepell Ltd. Scott Halsrud, Assurant, Inc. Douglas Roberts, Ameriprise Financial Services MARKETING Tray Butler, Emory Continuing Ed. [Chair] Kristen Petillo, AID Atlanta T.J. Hynds, Ameriprise Financial Services SILENT AUCTION Jarrad Howard, Alexander Haas [Chair] Steven Ray, Now That’s Clean VOLUNTEERS/COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT Jonathan Jones, Travelzoo, Inc. [Chair] Kevin Calhoun, Oldcastle, Inc. For the Kid in All of Us, Inc. P.O. Box 8364 Atlanta, GA 31106-03645 [email protected] www.forthekid.org FOUNDER Alex Wan, Emory University ADVISORY BOARD Christopher Bess, UCB Frank Bragg, Radial Cafe Thomas Braswell, US Bank Patt Cianciullo, Home Depot David DiCorpo, Williams Sonoma Thomas Dinkelman, Audit Services, Inc. Kevin Garcia, Kevin Garcia Originals Alison Hall, Robert Half Management Resources Maggie Lopez, Zeitgeist ARTifacts James Murray, Big Deal Creative Partners Mindy Nissenberg, Gap, Inc. Brigid Scarbrough, Impact Consulting Services Holly Smith, Laird and Associates, P.C.