Troy-Hayner Cultural Center is seeking sponsors for the 2021 Troy, Ohio PorchFest. Attendance at the first festival was estimated at over 1000 happy visitors with rave reviews begging for more. Community anticipation is even greater for the 2021 festival.
This year the cost for the sponsorship is only $200. One hundred percent of the sponsorship funds will be used to support and grow the festival. With the Hayner contributing its staff and resources you can invest with confidence.
With 40 bands slated for the 2021 Festival, good signage makes an important impact on the success of the festival. Each music venue within the Southwest community will feature a professionally printed sign that displays the name of the band, the time of the concert and the valued sponsor that helped to support the band. Your logo and your name will be integrated into this sign, which will be crucial to helping visitors find the concerts that they are seeking.
The Troy-Hayner Cultural Center is proud to host this community festival and hopes to include you and your organization in that community. You can lend your support by registering your sponsorship online using our secure payment system or mail your check using the enclosed form.
Connect with Hayner Director David Wion to discuss this and other opportunities to support cultural endeavors in Troy, Ohio. David Wion, Director: 937-339-0457
This year the cost for the sponsorship is only $200. One hundred percent of the sponsorship funds will be used to support and grow the festival. With the Hayner contributing its staff and resources you can invest with confidence.
With 40 bands slated for the 2021 Festival, good signage makes an important impact on the success of the festival. Each music venue within the Southwest community will feature a professionally printed sign that displays the name of the band, the time of the concert and the valued sponsor that helped to support the band. Your logo and your name will be integrated into this sign, which will be crucial to helping visitors find the concerts that they are seeking.
The Troy-Hayner Cultural Center is proud to host this community festival and hopes to include you and your organization in that community. You can lend your support by registering your sponsorship online using our secure payment system or mail your check using the enclosed form.
Connect with Hayner Director David Wion to discuss this and other opportunities to support cultural endeavors in Troy, Ohio. David Wion, Director: 937-339-0457
Be a Music Sponsor!
See your name on an on-location band sign.
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Picture our guests walking through the Southwest Historic District with their PorchFest Guide in hand. They have found the street that the band is playing on, now they have to find the house. Each house will have a professionally printed 2-sided sign identifying:
• The band • The time of the concert • The band sponsor Your logo (and website if you wish) is prominently displayed showing that you're organization funded the concert. |
See your name in the Troy, Ohio PorchFest Guide.
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The 2021 Troy, Ohio PorchFest Guide is the key to the festival experience. Once you obtain the Guide, circle all the bands you just have to see. It is impossible to see them all! The 2021 Troy, Ohio PorchFest Guide will list your name and logo showing that you generously helped to support the music.
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Your $200 Sponsorship is listed:
On our “Sponsors and Friends of Hayner” page with your link until after the festival. (troyhayner.org/friends)
On the PorchFest Music page with your link. (troyhayner.org/music)
In the July and August Hayner e-news with your link.
On the PorchFest Music page with your link. (troyhayner.org/music)
In the July and August Hayner e-news with your link.
Your $200 Sponsorship is displayed:
On two large banners installed within the Southwest Historic District with your name and logo.
And add your business cards and pamphlets to our sponsor display in the Hayner booth at the Trojan Tent Village.
And add your business cards and pamphlets to our sponsor display in the Hayner booth at the Trojan Tent Village.
