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Month of the Military Child

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2014-MOMCFederal

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The 78th Force Support Squadron at Robins Air Force Base in Georgia is organizing an event called "The Fit and Healthy Families Easter Egg Hunt" on April 19th, as part of the Month of the Military Child celebration held each April to honor the unique sacrifices and contributions of military children. This event is open to all base personnel and their families, offering a variety of family-friendly activities such as bouncy castles, carnival games, free food, and face painting, with an estimated attendance of approximately 2,000 participants. The celebration aims to recognize the role that military children play within the Armed Forces community, providing a supportive and fun environment to bring families together. To ensure the success of this event, the 78th Force Support Squadron is seeking commercial sponsorships in the form of monetary or in-kind contributions. Sponsoring companies will receive public recognition proportional to their level of support, including name and logo placement on all event-related print media, signage, brochures, and media coverage. Multiple sponsors are welcome, and the solicitation is managed as a non-appropriated fund activity, meaning it does not obligate government appropriated funds. Interested sponsors can contact Melony JaLynn Hudnall, the Commercial Sponsorship Coordinator, to participate and support this morale and welfare initiative at Robins AFB.

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78th Force Support Squadron seeks sponsors for April 19 Easter Egg Hunt honoring military children.

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541330 - Engineering Services

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Robins AFB MWR, Robins AFB, GA, 31098, USA

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Melony JaLynn HudnallCommercial Sponsorship Coordinator

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Military children make up a very special part of our nation's population. Although young, these brave sons and daughters stand in steadfast support of their military parents through moves and deployments. From deployments to new schools, military children are faced with unique challenges that ordinary youth their age do not experience. To honor their unique contributions and sacrifices on behalf of our country, each April is designated the Month of the Military Child and all branches of services provide special days and events to honor the family and their children. In accordance with AFI 34-108, para. 3, the 78th Force Support Squadron's Child Development Centers and Youth Program in celebration of The Month of the Military Child will be holding "The Fit and Healthy Families Easter Egg Hunt" on April 19th and is seeking Commercial Sponsorship. This special celebration was established to recognize and applaud families and their children for the daily sacrifices for they make in supporting America's US Air Force, and to underscore the important role children play in the Armed Forces community. Open to the entire base population, a variety of activities are provided for children and family members of all ages including: bouncy castles, carnival games, free food, face painting, etc. This event is free to all ID card holders and their families. Estimated attendance approximately 2000. Sponsorship is fundamental to the success of this event. Robins AFB invites you to join in supporting Robins events by becoming a commercial sponsor. Sponsorship may take the form of monetary or in-kind contributions. In appreciation for your sponsorship, your company will receive public recognition and exposure. The level of exposure is determined by the level of sponsorship, with all sponsors prominently acknowledged throughout the event. Sponsor exposure may include name and logo recognition on all event print media, including posters, signage, and banners, brochures, pictures and media coverage. More than one sponsor may be accepted and additives will be considered. This is a solicitation for commercial sponsorship by a non-appropriated fund instrumentality of the US Government. It does not obligate appropriated funds of the government. Keywords: aerospace, warfighter, war fighter, engineering, Robins AFB, industry, jets, C130, C17, F15, maintenance, sponsorship, advertising, support, MWR, morale, opportunity

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