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Posted: November 5, 2015
BMAR to hold Bowling Night on November 17th
White Plains, NY The Bronx-Manhattan North Association of Realtors (BMAR) will hold a Bowling Night on November 17th. The event will run from 6 to 8:30 p.m. at Bowlmor Bowling Lanes, 42 Terrytown Rd. VIP sponsorships are available. RSVP to Eliezer Rodriguez, Esq. or Janine Schall at 718-892-3000 or email [email protected] or [email protected]
2015 Tickets & Sponsorship Opportunities
Ticket Reservations
6 Bowlers __$1,200.00
4 Bowlers __$1,000.00
1 Bowler __$ 275.00
Sponsorships
Fireside Sponsor: $3,000 Includes 6 Bowlers, 6 Game Cards, name of Sponsor printed on all promotional materials, a prominent sign displayed, and back cover advertising printed in the handout.
Lane Sponsor: $2,000 Includes 6 Bowlers, 6 Game Cards, name of Sponsor printed on all promotional materials, sponsor signage, and full page advertising printed in the handout.
Lane Sponsor: $1,500 Includes 4 Bowlers, 4 Game Cards, name of Sponsor printed on all promotional materials, sponsor signage, and full page advertising printed in the handout.
Cocktail Sponsor: $2,500 Includes 6 Bowlers, 6 Game Cards, name of Sponsor printed on all promotional materials, sponsor signage, and inside back cover advertising printed in the handout.
Gift Sponsor: $2,000 Includes 6 Bowlers, 6 Game Cards, name of Sponsor printed on all promotional materials, sponsor signage, and full page advertising printed in the handout.
Bowling Pin Sponsor: $1,000 Includes 2 Bowlers, 2 Game Cards, name of Sponsor printed on all promotional materials, sponsor signage, and half page advertising printed in the handout.
Bowling Ball Sponsor: $1,000 Includes 2 Bowlers, 2 Game Cards, name of Sponsor printed on all promotional materials, sponsor signage, and half page advertising printed in the handout.
Photo Booth Sponsor: $1,000 Includes 2 Bowlers, 2 Game Cards, name of Sponsor printed on all promotional materials, sponsor signage, and half page advertising printed in the handout.
Arcade Sponsor: $1,000 Includes 2 Bowlers, 2 Game Cards, name of Sponsor printed on all promotional materials, sponsor signage, and half page advertising printed in the handout.
Raffle Sponsor: $1,000 Includes 2 Bowlers, 2 Game Cards, name of Sponsor printed on all promotional materials, sponsor signage, and half page advertising printed in the handout.
DJ Sponsor: $1,000 Includes 2 Bowlers, 2 Game Cards, name of Sponsor printed on all promotional materials, sponsor signage, and half page advertising printed in the handout.
Bowling Shoe Sponsor: $750 Includes name of Sponsor printed on all promotional materials, company name printed in the handout.
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