Imagination Library Fundraiser | Fremont United Way

Sponsor & Attend

Boot Scootin' Friend: "Two-steppin’ for literacy!"

$85

Individual ticket to include admission, lunch, and program
Sponsorship of 1 child to receive monthly books for 1 year

Storytime Star: "Boots, books, and big hair dreams!"

$680

Table for 8 (includes admission, lunch, and program)
Social media mention pre and post event
Recognition in printed program
Sponsorship of 8 children to receive monthly books for 1 year

Diamond Darling: "Helping little readers sparkle bright!"

$2,000

Table for 8 (includes admission, lunch, and program)
Social media mention pre and post event
Recognition in printed program and slideshow
Sponsorship of 40 children to receive monthly books for 1 year

"Southern Fried Superstar"

Lunch Sponsor

$3,000

Exclusive recognition as the Lunch Sponsor
Table & Buffet line Signage
Name/logo placement on all printed and digital materials
Verbal thank-you from the emcee before lunch begins
Table for 8 (includes admission, lunch, and program)
Signature dish or drink with your company name

If you are unable to attend

Library Legacy: “Coat of Many Colors”

$175

Sponsorship of 5 children to receive monthly books for 1 year

Child Sponsorship

$35

Sponsorship of 1 child to receive monthly books for 1year

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Raffle Tickets

Winners to be drawn during the event.

Do Not need to be present to win!

$5 for 1 ticket

$20 for 5 tickets

Purchase

Dearest Supporters

of Imagination Library,

We are the local funding sponsor for the DOLLY PARTON IMAGINATION LIBRARY. Through this program, approximately 1,300 Dodge and Washington County children from birth to 5 receive a FREE book MONTHLY in the mail. When books are made available for parents to regularly read to their children during these most impressionable years, children are more likely to meet developmental, social-emotional and literacy milestones and be ready to learn in kindergarten.

The Fremont Area United Way is highly invested in improving literacy in our community. We've all seen the facts proving that children with higher reading scores are more likely to succeed in school and life. We know that children living in at-risk households are more likely to fall behind, especially if they do not have books readily available.

We are so fortunate to have caring individuals and businesses in our community who recognize that a good education and reading literacy are building blocks to a better life and a better community for us all.

SINCERELY YOURS,

Fremont Area United Way