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R -- Robins AFB Skeet Tournament Sponsorship Opportunity

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The Robins Air Force Base 78th Services Division is hosting the Cherry Blossom Skeet Tournament from March 26 to March 28, 2004, at its Skeet and Trap Range. This event is certified by the National Skeet Shooters Association and open to all base employees who are NSSA members. The tournament expects around 100 participants and includes five separate skeet events. To help cover the costs and provide prizes for the winners, the organizers are seeking corporate sponsors willing to make a monetary donation of $500 or offer skeet-related prizes. Sponsors will receive various recognition opportunities depending on the value of their donation, including logo or name placement in promotional materials, the Services Edge magazine distributed monthly to 15,000 readers, the weekly Rev-Up publication with 20,000 copies, the Services website, and an event thank-you sign. Companies interested in supporting the tournament are encouraged to contact Marisa Barber by March 12, 2004, to participate in this community and competitive sports event at Robins AFB.

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Robins AFB hosts NSSA-certified Cherry Blossom Skeet Tournament seeking $500 sponsor donations.

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711310 - Promoters of Performing Arts, Sports, and Similar Events with Facilities

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Beginning March 26, 2004 through March 28, 2004 the Robins Air Force Base 78th Services Division Skeet and Trap Range is hosting its Cherry Blossom Skeet Tournament. This event is a National Skeet Shooters Association certified tournament. The tournament is open to all RAFB employees that are NSSA registered. The expected attendance of the event is 100 people. For the 2004 tournament we are looking to partner with companies who would like to provide a monetary donation of $500 to offset costs of all five events and/or skeet associated prizes to award the winners of each of the five events.Would your company like to be a part of the Cherry Blossom Skeet Tournament this year? If so, we can offer you possible logo and/or name recognition in promotional event materials, our Services Edge magazine (15,000 published per month), our Services website, the Rev-Up (20,000 published per week) and even on an event thank you sign. (All opportunities above are dependent on the total value of your donation.) Those companies interested in participating should contact Marisa Barber at +1 (555) 000-0000 or +1 (555) 000-0000 no later than March 12, 2004.

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