Become A Sponsor

We would like to invite you to be a part of the 2010 March On DC September 9th-12th, 2010 in Washington DC. Last year over a million Americans descended on the nation’s capitol to rally for freedom and unite as patriots. This year we are doing it again!

The 2010 March On DC is being organized by Unite In Action (UIA). Events include the Liberty XPO & Symposium on September 9th and 10th, the 9-11 Memorial Ceremony the morning of September 11th, and the March On DC Rally the afternoon of September 11th. Other patriotic events will be held on Sunday as well with a worship service and rally sponsored by FreedomWorks. For more information on Unite In Action please see “Who is Unite In Action” on the following page.

All those involved in the planning of this event are non-partisan volunteers who share the common goal of unifying constitutional patriots to preserve liberty and the Constitutional principles this nation was founded on.

This is an event of the people, by the people and for the people—it is We the People—United in Action!

We would like to invite you to be a part of the 2010 March on DC as a sponsor of this historic, momentous event. Hundreds of thousands of Americans will be flocking to Washington D.C. to attend the events September 9th through 12th and millions more will be flooding to the March on DC website. This is an excellent opportunity for you to directly reach millions of potential customers who love America and want to put their money in businesses that share the American spirit.

We have included a list of sponsorship levels for you to consider which we have outlined in this packet. If you have any questions about sponsorships please contact Kimberly Fletcher using the form below.

Thank you for supporting We the People and the 2010 March on DC. Together, we will preserve Liberty!

Sincerely,

Stephani Scruggs
President, Unite In Action
National Co-Chair, The 912 Project


Sponsorship Package	Package Includes	By Aug 20th
Minuteman Sponsorship	Listed on the March on DC website Listed in program at the Liberty XPO & Symposium	$255.00


Liberty Sponsorship	Listed on the March on DC website Listed in program at the Liberty XPO & Symposium 2 Gold Star Red Passes to Liberty XPO & Symposium (provides guaranteed access to all the classes and evening activities—does not include private banquets and functions) 2 Passes to VIP Reception	$500.00


Patriot Sponsorship	Listed on the March on DC website Listed in program at the Liberty XPO & Symposium 4 Gold Star Red Passes to Liberty XPO & Symposium (provides guaranteed access to all the classes and evening activities—does not include private banquets and functions) 4 Passes to VIP Reception	$1000.00


Founding Fathers Sponsorship	Listed on the March on DC website Listed in program at the Liberty XPO & Symposium 2 Gold Star Constitution Passes (guaranteed access to all the classes and evening activities—includes the Adopt Congress Constitution Seminar and the Remember the Ladies Banquet) 6 Passes to VIP Reception Business card size ad in program at Liberty XPO & Symposium (design must be provided) 1 8x8 booth at the XPO	$5,000.00


*Robert Morris Patriot Sponsorship**	Listed on the March on DC website Listed in program at the Liberty XPO & Symposium 4 Gold Star Constitution Passes (guaranteed access to all the classes and evening activities—includes the Adopt Congress Constitution Seminar and the Remember the Ladies Banquet) 10 Passes to VIP Reception Business card size ad in program at Liberty XPO & Symposium (design must be provided) Banner displayed at Liberty XPO & Symposium (must provide own banner and/or artwork) Recognition from stage at March on DC Rally 2 8x8 booths at the XPO	$10,000.00


Who is Robert Morris? Robert Morris, known as the Financier of the Revolution, gave thousands of dollars of his own money to feed and clothe Washington’s handful of half-naked, half-starving militia. It was because of Robert Morris that Washington crossed the Delaware and turned the tide in the war. It was Robert Morris who provided the funds for munitions and equipment. And his money was spent he used his good name to raise money from creditors. When the War ended, this self-made millionaire spent three years in debtor’s prison after he lost everything—all for the sake of liberty. Robert Morris was a true America Patriot who understood the meaning of public virtue (sacrificing private interest for the public good) and was willing to pay any price—including his life—to ensure that we were a free people. You can learn more about Robert Morris at http://colonialhall.com/morrisr/morrisr.php*