Sponsorship Packet Template / Generator
A free, interactive sponsorship packet template for nonprofits. Add your tiers, benefits, impact, and audience reach, and get a branded proposal with a built-in commitment form. Edit any page inline, then print or save as PDF.
Your brand, in front of a community that gives
A sponsorship is more than a logo on a banner. It is a public stand alongside an organization your customers already trust, in front of an audience that shows up, opens the email, and gives.
Our sponsors do not just write a check and disappear. They activate, and we treat every partnership as a relationship, not a transaction, which is why most renew before we even ask.
Every dollar moves the mission forward
Sponsorship is the most leveraged gift you can make. It underwrites the cost of the event so that every ticket sold and every paddle raised flows straight into programs. When you sponsor, you are not funding a party. You are funding the year ahead.
An engaged, generous, and growing audience
Our supporters are exactly the audience most brands work hard to reach: local, loyal, and ready to act. Below is the reach your sponsorship puts your brand in front of, before, during, and after the event.
Our attendees skew 35 to 64, two-thirds homeowners, with a median household income above $110K. They are business owners, civic leaders, and committed donors who give an average of four times a year. When your brand shows up here, it shows up in front of decision-makers who buy local and remember who showed up for the cause.
Ways to partner
- Naming rights: "Event presented by [Your Company]"
- Premier logo placement on signage, program, and step-and-repeat
- Two reserved tables of 10 in the front row
- Large logo on event signage and program
- One reserved table of 10
- Logo and link on the event web page
- Logo on event program and web page
- Four reserved seats
- Quarter-page ad in the printed program
- Name listed on event program and web page
- Two reserved seats
- Group recognition from the stage
- Name listed in the printed program
- Name on the event web page
- Group thank-you from the stage
Presenting Sponsor
| # | Benefit included | |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Naming rights: "Event presented by [Your Company]" | |
| 2 | Premier logo placement on signage, program, and step-and-repeat | |
| 3 | Two reserved tables of 10 in the front row | |
| 4 | 60-second stage moment for your leadership | |
| 5 | Dedicated social media spotlight (4 posts) | |
| 6 | Full-page ad in the printed program | |
| 7 | Logo on all event email marketing (18,000+ subscribers) | |
| 8 | Logo and link on the event web page |
Gold Sponsor
| # | Benefit included | |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Large logo on event signage and program | |
| 2 | One reserved table of 10 | |
| 3 | Logo and link on the event web page | |
| 4 | Social media spotlight (2 posts) | |
| 5 | Half-page ad in the printed program | |
| 6 | Recognition from the stage during opening remarks | |
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Silver Sponsor
| # | Benefit included | |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Logo on event program and web page | |
| 2 | Four reserved seats | |
| 3 | Quarter-page ad in the printed program | |
| 4 | Group recognition from the stage | |
| 5 | Social media thank-you post | |
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| 8 |
Bronze Sponsor
| # | Benefit included | |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Name listed on event program and web page | |
| 2 | Two reserved seats | |
| 3 | Group recognition from the stage | |
| 4 | Thank-you in the post-event email | |
| 5 | ||
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| 8 |
Community Friend
| # | Benefit included | |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Name listed in the printed program | |
| 2 | Name on the event web page | |
| 3 | Group thank-you from the stage | |
| 4 | ||
| 5 | ||
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| 7 | ||
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A sponsor-ready proposal in three steps
Most sponsorship templates are static Word docs or slide decks you fight with for an afternoon. This generator builds a complete, branded sponsorship packet with proven structure, the case for partnership, mission impact, audience reach, tiered levels, and a commitment form, so you can send something polished the same day.
Add your details and brand
Enter your organization, event or campaign name, and sponsorship contact. Upload your logo and the entire packet recolors to match your brand automatically.
Set your sponsorship levels
Add tiers one at a time or paste them in bulk. Each level gets price, slots, benefits, and an auto-calculated sponsor value and tax-deductible estimate. Edit the why-partner, impact, and audience pages inline.
Print, save, or share
Print the full packet in one click, save as PDF in the print dialog, or copy a share link so a colleague can pick up where you left off.
What goes in a nonprofit sponsorship packet
A sponsorship packet is a sales document, not a donation ask. Businesses sponsor for visibility and goodwill, so the packet has to answer the sponsor's question first: what do we get, and who will see us. The non-negotiables are a clear why-partner case, proof of mission impact, your audience reach in real numbers, well-structured sponsorship levels with concrete benefits, and a frictionless way to say yes. This template includes all of them, with toggles to drop any page you do not need.
Audience reach is the page most nonprofits underweight and the one sponsors read first. Attendees, email subscribers, social followers, web visitors, and press reach are the currency a marketing budget is measured in. Put those numbers up front, then tie every tier's benefits back to them, so a $10,000 ask reads as a media buy, not a charity favor.
Get the logistics right and the conversions follow. Nonprofits on Funraise grow online revenue 26% year over year on average, and the same donation pages convert at 17%, roughly twice the nonprofit benchmark. When you tell a sponsor their logo will sit on an event page that actually converts, the value of the partnership stops being abstract.
Questions?
What should a nonprofit sponsorship packet include?
A strong packet includes a cover, a why-partner case, mission impact, your audience reach in numbers, structured sponsorship levels with benefits and pricing, and a commitment form. This template builds all of those by default, and you can hide any page you do not need from Settings.
How many sponsorship levels should I offer?
Three to five tiers is the sweet spot. Enough to give sponsors a real choice and an anchor high tier, but not so many that the decision stalls. The sample loads five levels (Presenting, Gold, Silver, Bronze, and Community Friend) that you can rename, reprice, or delete.
How are sponsor value and tax-deductible amounts calculated?
By default, sponsor value is 1.5x the tier price and the tax-deductible portion is 70% of the price. You can change those multipliers in Advanced settings or override any tier manually. These are estimates; remind sponsors to consult their tax advisor.
Can I print the packet or save it as a PDF?
Yes. Click "Print PDF", then choose your printer or select "Save as PDF" in the print dialog. It works in Chrome, Edge, Firefox, and Safari. Toggle individual pages on or off in Settings before printing.
Can I customize the wording and remove Funraise branding?
Every page is editable inline, click any text in the preview to change it. You can also turn off the small Funraise footer credit in Advanced settings for fully white-label output.
Does anything save between visits?
Your packet saves in your browser's local storage, so you can close the tab and come back. Nothing is sent to a server unless you copy a share link. Your logo stays on your device and is not included in the link.
Give sponsors a page that converts
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