BrandCraft, an event planning company based in Anchorage, Alaska. Contact contact@brandcraftstrategy.net to meet in person and walk through the plan.

Sponsor the BrandCraft Christmas Event

Q: How do I know the event will happen?

Sponsors see the plan for both days, the run-of-show, the confirmed vendors and the campaign schedule. Dates and venue are announced when signed, sponsors first. Sponsorship is a written agreement and is refunded in full if the event does not take place.

Q: Will anyone actually see my business?

Sponsors are on the radio before the event, at the venue on both days with a booth, on the stage at the tree lighting, and on every invitation, poster, social post and press piece. The campaign plan is shared before signing.

Q: Is my sponsorship tax-deductible?

No. BrandCraft is not a charity. A sponsorship is a marketing purchase, invoiced like other advertising.

Q: How much of my time will this take?

Very little: sign the agreement, send a logo, and say who is coming to the booth and the stage. BrandCraft handles design, printing, radio, schedule and the day.

Why sponsor

Two days in front of the whole community.

Day one brings children and their families, including children with disabilities. Day two brings seniors and adults from every background, veterans included. Few moments in an Alaskan year put a business in front of its whole community like this.

BrandCraft runs the campaign as well as the event, so a sponsorship is not just a logo on a banner. Every sponsor gets:

RadioSpots and jingle mentions in the run-up to the event
BannersYour name at the venue, from the stage to the market
Stage timeSpeak, or send a representative, at the tree lighting
A boothMeet families and seniors face to face, on both days
MarketingLogo on every invitation, poster, social post and press piece
The thank-youNamed in everything we share after the event

How much of each depends on the level. Every level can be shaped to fit.

What clients say

The team was professional, organized, creative, and attentive to every detail. We would gladly recommend them for corporate and private events.

BrandtonCompany end-of-year party

Before you sponsor

The questions we would ask too, answered straight.

Before you put your name next to ours: the short answers. Ask us for the long ones.

How do I know the event will happen?

You see the plan, the run-of-show and the vendors as each is confirmed. Dates and venue are announced the moment they are signed, sponsors first. If the event does not take place, your sponsorship is refunded in full.

Where does the money go?

Into the event: venue, stage and lights, Santa's cabin, the market, the games, the gifts, and the radio campaign. After the event, every sponsor gets a summary of what came in and where it went.

Will anyone actually see my business?

Radio before the event. A booth on both days. The stage at the tree lighting. Your logo on every invitation, poster, post and press piece. You see the campaign plan before you sign.

Is my sponsorship tax-deductible?

No. BrandCraft is a company, not a charity. A sponsorship is a marketing purchase, invoiced like any other advertising.

How much of my time will this take?

Sign, send your logo, tell us who is coming to the booth. We handle the rest.

Who is behind this?

BrandCraft, an event planning company in Anchorage, Alaska. Glad to meet in person and walk you through the plan: contact@brandcraftstrategy.net.

Sponsorship levels

Four ways to be part of it.

Investment for each level is in the sponsorship deck. Ask for it below, or tell us what you have in mind.

Presenting sponsor · one partner

The event carries your name.

"The BrandCraft Christmas Event, presented by you." The most visible place in the season.

Your name in the event title, on every radio spot, jingle, poster, post and press piece
The opening words on stage and the tree-lighting introduction
The largest banners: main stage, entrance and the tree
A premium booth at the entrance
A dedicated feature in the thank-you afterwards

Tree sponsor · limited

The moment everyone looks up.

Your name on the tree lighting, announced from the stage
Radio mentions and your logo on the marketing
Banner at the tree and a booth on both days
A representative on stage for the lighting

Lantern sponsor · open

Sponsor an area of the event.

Santa's cabin, the games, the market, or the stage
Banner in your area and a booth on both days
Your logo on the marketing and a thank-you from the stage

Friend of the event · open

For local businesses and families.

Your logo on the marketing and the sponsor banner
A thank-you from the stage and in everything we share afterwards

Something else

Tell us what you have in mind.

Multi-year partnerships
Co-branded activations and giveaways at your booth
A sponsored performance or segment

Donate gifts

Give the gifts themselves.

Every child and senior who comes goes home with a gift. Brands and businesses can supply those gifts directly, instead of or alongside a sponsorship. Tell us what you can give and we will arrange pickup and thank you on the day.

Offer gifts

For childrenToys, games, books, art supplies, warm hats and gloves
For seniorsBlankets, care packages, warm clothing, books, gift cards
For bothWrapped gifts in bulk, gift cards, or a product your brand makes
In returnNamed as a gift partner on the day and in everything we share afterwards

Give

Prefer to give?

Donations of $250 and up go straight into running the event: the venue, the stage, Santa's cabin, the games and the gifts. Every donor is thanked.

Choose an amount

You will be taken to our secure payment page. BrandCraft is an event planning company, not a charity, so contributions are not tax-deductible. Every dollar goes into the event and every donor is thanked. Donation terms.

Or another amount (USD, $250 minimum)

Donate

Sponsor the event

Let's put your name on the event.

Ask for the sponsorship deck, tell us which level fits, or offer gifts. We reply within two working days.

contact@brandcraftstrategy.net Anchorage, Alaska

Put your name on the event.