Our sponsors are local businesses who wish to support our local fair and community. Donations go towards contests, events and general maintenance of our wonderful fair. Call Jody Chapman today to reserve your sponsor level- (570) 676-4466, krautchap@yahoo.com. Here is a list of some of the benefits of becoming a sponsor:
All Sponsors will receive recognition on a "Thank You" sign centrally located on the fair grounds.
whenever possible sponsors will be given recognition in local media publicity.
Sponsors of a particular event will be named, before, during and after said events through the fair's main public address system and by the emcee of that particular event.
Sponsors will be listed on our website.
Sponsors will be given complimentary passes for admission to the fairgrounds. You will receive (1) pass for every $25.00 sponsorship donation.
Sponsors will be allowed signage at the appropriate venues dependent upon the type of sponsorship (described below).
Platinum Level Sponsors have donated at least $1,000.00 (or equivalent) to the GDS Fair Association. By becoming a Platinum sponsor you will have an ad on the GDS Fair website home page (listed first) and other interior pages with a direct link to your website. You will also be able to display a 4 X 8 foot sign in the fair grounds (appropriate location based on specific donation). The 2010 Platinum sponsors are:
Gold Level Sponsors have donated between $750.00 and $999.00 (or equivalent) to the GDS Fair Association. By becoming a Gold Level sponsor you will have an ad on the GDS Fair website home page (listed after Platinum listings) and other interior pages with a direct link to your website. You will also be able to display a 3 X 6 foot sign in the fair grounds (appropriate location based on specific donation). The 2010 Gold Sponsors are:
Silver Level Sponsors have donated between $500.00 and $749.00 (or equivalent) to the GDS Fair Association. By becoming a Silver Level sponsor you will have an ad on the GDS Fair website Schedule page and other interior pages with a direct link to your website. You will also be able to display a 2 X 4 foot sign in the fair grounds (appropriate location based on specific donation). Below are our 2010 Silver Level sponsors:
Bronze Level Sponsors have donated between $250.00 and $499.00 (or equivalent) to the GDS Fair Association. By becoming a Bronze Level sponsor you will have an ad on the GDS Fair website interior pages with a direct link to your website. You will also be able to display a 1.5 X 2.5 foot sign in the fair grounds (appropriate location based on specific donation). Below are our 2010 Bronze Level sponsors:
Friend of Fair Level Sponsors have donated between $100.00 and $200.00 (or equivalent) to the GDS Fair Association. By becoming a "Friend" you will have an ad on the GDS Fair website interior pages with a direct link to your website. You will also be able to display a 1 X 2 foot sign in the fair grounds (appropriate location based on specific donation). Below are our 2008 Friend of Fair Level sponsors:
Patron Level Sponsors have donated $50.00. By becoming a Patron Level sponsor you will have an ad on the GDS Fair website interior pages with a direct link to your website. You will also have your name/business displayed on a large thank you sign in the fair grounds (appropriate location based on specific donation). Below are our 2010 Patron Level sponsors:
Bench Level Sponsors have donated between $100.00 and $249.00 plus purchased a park bench that will be situated in the fairgrounds during fair week. I plaque with the donor's name will be displayed on the bench. By becoming a Bench Level sponsor you will have an ad on the GDS Fair website interior pages with a direct link to your website. The 2008 Benches will be made by the Western Wayne School District and there are only 20 Benches available this year! Call Jody Chapman today to reserve your bench - (570) 676-4466.
Below are our 2007/2008 Bench Level sponsors:
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