Sponsorship Opportunities
DIAMOND SPONSORSHIP - $10,000
- 2 reserved tables (20 tickets) at Regency Manor for the NIGHT OF HOPE fundraiser May 10, 2023
- Verbal stage recognition at the event
- Full ad scrolling at the event
- Company logo on all print material at event (including step & repeat)
- Company recognition on orphanage structure
- Company will have their name inscribed on a portion of the bricks at the orphanage in Ogoni in the Niger Delta Subregion
GOLD SPONSORSHIP - $7,500
- 12 complimentary tickets at Regency Manor for the NIGHT OF HOPE fundraiser May 10, 2023
- Verbal stage recognition at the event
- Company listed on all print material at event (including step & repeat)
- Company will have their name inscribed on a portion of the bricks at the orphanage in Ogoni in the Niger Delta Subregion
BRONZE SPONSORSHIP - $2,500
- 8 complimentary tickets at Regency Manor for the NIGHT OF HOPE fundraiser May 10, 2023
- Company listed on all print material at event (including step & repeat)
SILVER SPONSORSHIP - $1,000
- 4 complimentary tickets at Regency Manor for the NIGHT OF HOPE fundraiser May 10, 2023
- Company listed on all print material at event (including step & repeat)
HOPE SPONSORSHIP - $500
- 2 complimentary tickets at Regency Manor for the NIGHT OF HOPE fundraiser May 10, 2023
- Company listed on step & repeat at the event
Deadline for sponsorship and logo submission is April 24, 2023. To sponsor, contact Callista Ugorji at (248) 933-0447 or Nita Sadek (248) 444-4124
Background
The Ken Saro-Wiwa (KSW) Memorial Foundation Inc. is named after a Nigerian human rights and environmental activist Ken Saro-Wiwa.
Ken Saro-Wiwa was a founder, spokesman, and president of the Movement for the Survival of the Ogoni People MOSOP. Ken Saro-Wiwa was also an author, publisher, and Human rights environmental activist who used MOSOP in addressing the plight of his native homeland, Ogoni in the Rivers State of Nigeria.
Ken Saro-Wiwa was blackmailed, falsely accused, charged with frivolous and trump-up charges, and hanged for putting spotlight on the Royal Dutch Shell and the Nigerian government’s oil extortion in the area. Even though the government couldn’t present any evidence that plant such a picture in his trial. Hence, Ken Saro-Wiwa was called a “prisoner of conscience” by Amnesty International for eloquent and brave attention to climate charges
The Ken Saro-Wiwa Memorial Foundation Inc. was founded by Fr. Anthony Kote-Witah, OFM Cap. Father Anthony ministers at the Solanus Casey Center in Detroit, Michigan. He serves as a spiritual director for pilgrims, celebrating Mass, offering healing services, hearing confessions, leading substance-abuse support groups and helping the Capuchin Soup Kitchen.
Now Father Anthony, who escaped violence in Nigeria to become a priest, wants to give kids in his home country a better life. He hopes to create rescue and safe homes for orphans, the homeless, and the very poor for everyone within Ogoni in the Niger Delta Subregion.
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