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    The Northwest Berry Foundation provides outreach and educational materials to berry farmers in the Pacific Northwest. They rely on sponsorships from corporate donors to fund these efforts. The document outlines their sponsorship tiers, ranging from $500 to $5000. Higher tiers receive greater branding benefits like logos on the foundation's website and conference materials. Interested companies can contact the foundation to customize a sponsorship package.

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    The Northwest Berry Foundation provides outreach and educational materials to berry farmers in the Pacific Northwest. They rely on sponsorships from corporate donors to fund these efforts. The document outlines their sponsorship tiers, ranging from $500 to $5000. Higher tiers receive greater branding benefits like logos on the foundation's website and conference materials. Interested companies can contact the foundation to customize a sponsorship package.

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    The Northwest Berry Foundation provides outreach and educational materials to berry farmers in the Pacific Northwest. They rely on sponsorships from corporate donors to fund these efforts. The document outlines their sponsorship tiers, ranging from $500 to $5000. Higher tiers receive greater branding benefits like logos on the foundation's website and conference materials. Interested companies can contact the foundation to customize a sponsorship package.

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    The Northwest Berry Foundation

    5261 North Princeton Street, Portland OR 97203-5263

    The Northwest Berry Foundation's outreach and Small Fruit Update aren't possible without the support
    of our readers and corporate sponsors. Want to reach berry farmers throughout the Pacific Northwest?
    Sponsorships puts your logo, messaging, and even articles in front of our readers. Our tiers of support
    are as follows:

    Social Media Verbal Article in


    Type Cost Website Conference SFU Workshops
    Mentions Mention SFU

    Beginning:
    Platinum $5000 Large 3 with Logo Logo Brought to you
    Logo logo by…

    Medium 2 with small Logo End: Thank


    Gold $2000
    Logo logo you to…

    $1000 Medium 1 without Name


    Silver
    Logo logo Only

    Name
    Bronze $500 No No
    Only

    Interested in different marketing options? Contact Elisa Ford for more details for pricing on a
    personalized marketing plan.

    The sponsorship year will run from April 15, 2022 through April 14th, 2023 so please consider this tax deductible support of
    the Northwest Berry Foundation and enjoy your chosen benefits. Thank you for all your support!

    NWBERRYFOUNDATION.ORG | INFO@NWBERRIES.ORG | (503) 285-0908

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