Sponsors Benefits

The Midnight Sun Intertribal Powwow is an affiliate of the Fairbanks Art Association Tax ID # 83-0380855

Post Office Box 80034 Fairbanks, Alaska 99708 (907-456-2245)

July 11th - 13th 2008

Drum Groups Applications

Dance Group Applications

Vendor Applications and Information

Public Information Applications

Volunteer Opportunities

First Council

Picture Pages

Participants

As a non-profit volunteer organization, we rely on the financial support of out sponsors to supplement our fundraising activities and provide the revenue needed to offer this event to the community.

Five Sponsorship Levels are available with corresponding benefits:

Platinum: Contributions exceeding $5000/ Gold: $2000-$4999 Silver: $1000-$1999/Bronze: $500-$999/Copper: $100-$499

All Sponsors will receive public acknowledgement through a

Listing on our website of current sponsors according to level
links to your website from ours
Listing on Sponsor's Board at the powwow and other events we participate in throughout the year (such as the Festival of Native Arts in March
Display of sponsor promotional materials (as provided by sponsors) at the powwow
Listing in the powwow program and
Special Thank You Display Ad in the Daily News-Miner following the powwow

Additional Promotional Benefits Provided:

Daily Recognition at the powwow by our M.C. for all Platinum, Gold and Silver Level Sponsors

Recognition in all printed media: Platinum and Gold Sponsors

Community Snap Shot in the Daily News Miner: Platinum and Gold

Full Page Display in Powwow Program for our Platinum Sponsors with back page listing for all Gold and Silver Sponsors

We greatly appreciate the generosity and support of all our sponsors. We couldn't do it without you!

(We respectfully request your response by March 1st so that we may plan accordingly)

Meeting Schedule

The Midnight Sun Intertribal Powwow Council

is organized exclusively to bring together

Alaska Natives, American Indians, and First Nations People of Canada in a powwow setting to share similarities and diversities, to honor the elders, and children, and to educate the general public of the heritage of the indigenous people of North America.