Fredericksburg Food Co-op Seeks Sponsors for the Food For All 5K
The race takes place April 12.
By Adele Uphaus
MANAGING EDITOR AND CORRESPONDENT
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The Fredericksburg Food Co-op is seeking sponsorships for the 6th annual Food for All 5K, an event that raises money to reduce costs to Co-op shoppers using SNAP/EBT.
Race sponsorships are available at the following levels:
Golden Carrot Sponsor $1,000
Recognition as a sponsor in email communications, t-shirt, and social media
Opportunity to provide promotional takeaways, host a table on the event day patio located at the Fredericksburg Food Co-op
Complimentary event day tickets for five participants
Silver Carrot Sponsor $500
Recognition as a sponsor in email communications, t-shirt, and social media
Opportunity to provide promotional takeaways, host a table on the event day patio located at the Fredericksburg Food Co-op
Complimentary event day tickets for four participants
Bronze Carrot Sponsor $250
Recognition as a sponsor in email communications, t-shirt, and social media
Opportunity to provide promotional takeaways, host a table on the event day patio located at the Fredericksburg Food Co-op
Complimentary event day tickets for two participants.
Visit this link to sign up as a sponsor. In order to have company or business logos printed on the race t-shirt, organizers are asked to email a high resolution image to foodforall@fxbgfood.coop by next Friday, March 28.
To donate to the Food for All program without becoming a race sponsor, go here.
The race will take place on April 12, and you can sign up to run here.
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