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TITLE SPONSOR
- Company name and logo on All Social Media Advertisements
- Your Company featured as a sponsor during the festival weekend, February 18-19th 2023.
- Social Media promotion and features
- Tabling opportunity at festival
- Company Logo featured on official "1619Fest Orlando" Festival T-shirts
(Deadline to be on T-shirts Feb. 10th)
$1000

presenting sponsor
- Your Company highlighted as a sponsor during festival weekend, February 18-19th 2023.
- Company Logo featured on official "1619Fest Orlando"Festival T-shirts
(Deadline to be on T-shirts Feb. 10th)
- Tabling opportunity at festival
$500

t-shirt sponsor
- Company Logo featured on official "Rebel Run 5K" Festival T-shirts
(Deadline to be on T-shirts Feb. 1st)
$250
SPONSORSHIP DEADLINE
TITLE SPONSOR: FEB 10th
PRESENTING SPONSOR: FEB 10th
T-SHIRT SPONSOR: FEB. 1st
SUBMIT ONLINE OR VIA MAIL
1619FEST
ORLANDO
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1619FEST
ORLANDO
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Celebrating Black History Month in Honor of "1619" featuring local performers, vendors, workshops, and more!
THIS YEAR'S FESTIVAL THEME:
"Black History Month Health Check"
Imperishability & Endurance
This year's 1619 Festival theme is "Imperishability & Endurance" to be tough in difficult times and endure hardships that may come your way!
Since 1619, the myths about Africans and their bodies were used to justify the enslavement of a people. Unfortunately, those same myths are "now" used to justify poor treatment by healthcare professionals and facilities across America.
The reality is that Black People in America are in a state of emergency regarding their health and well-being. Negative health outcomes for African Americans are the leading cause of Maternal Death, Infant Death, adverse COVID-19 health outcomes, heart disease, stroke, diabetes, high blood pressure, kidney failure, and adverse mental health outcomes.
To combat these health disparities in 2010, the American College of Physicians noted that "strengthening health literacy among racial and ethnic minorities and creating cultural competency initiatives" could lead to more positive health outcomes in the Black community. At this year's 1619Fest Orlando, we are excited to do just that! As a people and culture, Black People "must" recommit themselves to making adverse health outcomes in the Black community a thing of the past.
For information about the festival schedule of events, please see our link below for a list of ongoing festival activities. Vendor and sponsorship opportunities are available.
PRESENTED SPONSORS


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EDUCATIONAL PARTNER
