Sponsorship

Sponsorship Levels and Benefits

Golden Threads:
50 Years of Southeast Asian Voices Unraveling Truth, Inspiring Change

Legacy Partner – $5,000+

  • Title Recognition: Official recognition at Opening Ceremonies as a Legacy Partner for the campaign.
  • Media Exposure: Prominent logo placement on all campaign materials, press releases, and social media with high-visibility mentions PLUS post about partner on Event Webpage.
  • Event Sponsorship: Top billing as lead sponsor for the campaign’s main events, with an opportunity to speak or present.

Empowerment Sponsor – $3,000

  • Prominent Recognition: Logo placement on select campaign materials, press releases, and social media.
  • Event Recognition: Recognition as an Empowerment Sponsor during campaign events with signage and verbal acknowledgment.
  • Exclusive Sponsor Spotlight: Featured in an email newsletter and social media as a key partner.

Heritage Sponsor – $2,000

  • Special Recognition: Logo featured on select promotional materials, social media, and website.
  • Event Signage: Logo on banners and signage at all campaign events.
  • Social Media Feature: Highlighted in a social media post, sharing your support for the 50th anniversary.

Community Sponsor – $1,000

  • Logo Placement: Logo on select digital materials and website.
  • Onsite Recognition: Logo displayed at campaign events.
  • Recognition in Program: Mention in the program materials as a valued supporter.
  • Personalized thank you letter signed by SEAFN Membership

Supporting Sponsor – $500

  • Website Acknowledgment: Recognition on the campaign website as a Supporting Sponsor.

Name on Event Materials: Listed as a supporter on event programs.

50th Anniversary

A New Way Forward

April 2025 will mark the 50th year anniversary of the end of the Wars in Southeast Asia. Looking back on these past 50 years, we celebrate our community’s resilience as refugees. Before, during, and after the Wars in Southeast Asia, our ancestral lineage of love and community care has continuously guided how we have always been our own refuge in the face of mass destruction and devastation. When the U.S. military fractured our communities during the Wars in Southeast Asia by polluting our lands with bombs and toxic chemicals, pitting neighbors against one another, and turning our families into refugees who were uprooted from our ancestral homelands, we survived by carrying secrets and seeds, adopting new family members as our own, and dreaming of a freer, safer future.

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