Atamiskākēwak Gathering 2018

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1 Sponsorship Package

2 Atamiskākēwak Gathering 2018 Shaking hands with each other in Greeting The Canadian Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) identified an urgent need for reconciliation between Indigenous and non-indigenous peoples and societies. Organizations across the country are examining how they can make changes within their core to engage more effectively with Indigenous communities and become leaders and partners in building reconciliation. Moose Jaw has an amazing opportunity to host such an event. This Atamiskākēwak Gathering will bring Indigenous and non-indigenous Peoples together throughout Saskatchewan and abroad to educate how we all can take intentional action to the Truth and Reconciliation s 94 Calls to Action in this country. Our nation has an ever- increasing population of Indigenous people and we need to move forward together, understanding and bridging the gap that exists between the two cultures. It is an opportunity to experience the Indigenous culture and engage in conversations on a pathway forward that will provide understanding and long term systemic change by building trusting relationships going forward. HOW DO WE COME TOGETHER AND ACCEPT AND ACT ON THE 94 CALLS TO ACTION? The Truth and Reconciliation Commission set out the why and the what in their report, and the Atamiskākēwak Gathering will allow each of us to understand and respond to the calls to action put forward by the TRC. Across the week of the Gathering, powerful messages and dialogue will emerge, cutting across both the how and the what of moving forward with actions. The time for action is now. Allies are everywhere and the national agenda has shifted to make this an ideal time to bring about change. The change in our corporations and daily lives must be change to the core; change must be long-term and sustainable. The work of educating, understanding and shifting ways of knowing belongs to everyone - with everyone playing a part. Indigenous peoples bringing their voices into conversations in a safe welcoming space is critical. Collaboration with Indigenous people is required at every step exemplifying the idea of nothing about us without us. There are challenges and opportunities in response to the calls to action, and the committee is ready to organize and engage in building better relationships and bridging the gap among all peoples by providing dialogue about these important issues. We are excited to host this event in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan on Treaty Four Territory! The week will consist of national and international attendance on the how to build right relationships on the journey of reconciliation between Indigenous and non-indigenous peoples. It will be how do we apply and act on the 94 Calls to Action in today s reality. We will have education on all of the following areas: Child Welfare, Education, Language and Culture, Health, Justice, Professional Development and Training for Public Servants, Church Education for Reconciliation, Youth Programs/Sports and Reconciliation, Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls (MMIWG), Business and Reconciliation, as well as interactive events such as; First Nation village with tipi s and horses for the week, Indigenous Artisan Fair, Pow Wow, opening and closing ceremony with Gala event, Indigenous entertainment, cultural teachings throughout the week, and so much more...and your company has opportunity to be a part of this very special week.

3 September 2017 Tansi Moose Jaw and Surrounding Area Businesses and Friends, Converging Pathways Consulting and Indigenous Pathways are partnering on a shared initiative with the City of Moose Jaw to host a National Gathering April 23-28, It will be a week of education, cultural understanding and training, addressing the present complexities that exist in this country in regards to Canada s Truth and Reconciliation Commissions 94 Calls to Action and building relationships for people of all ages. Indigenous and non-indigenous leaders from across this country will join us for a week of quickening hearts and meeting the needs of a journey forward, together AND you have opportunity to get involved with this exciting event! We are partnering on a shared initiative of education, understanding and culture and are requesting your sponsorship to host this event. This is an opportunity for you to identify your company throughout the events of the week. There are several ways that you can help us support this event in Moose Jaw, as outlined in the enclosed sponsorship package. We are looking forward to your participation. Meegwetch Thank You, Kallie Wood & Chris McKee Event Organizers Atamiskākēwak Gathering 2018

4 Atamiskākēwak Gathering 2018 COMMITTEE MEMBERS Kallie Wood Co - Chair Rick Bourassa Security Chair - MJ City Police Charlene Duckworth Finance Chair Deb Negraiff Education Chair Kelvin Bradford Transportation Chair Lori Deets Artisan Fair Chair Chief Lynn Acoose Treaty 4 Relations Advisor Jacki L'Heureux-Mason Community Relations Chair Chris McKee Co Chair Tim Ellis Faith Relations / Mission Chair Rob Clark Facilities Chair Tim Haywahe First Nation Village Chair Carrie Johnson Sports and Recreation Chair Jeff Cappo Pow Wow Chair Sherman Kong Session Forum Chair - AMIK Terry LeBlanc Sponsorship Advisor

5 Please review the various sponsorship levels as outlined on the following pages and let us know how you would like to support the Atamiskākēwak Gathering We appreciate your time and interest and look forward to discussing sponsorship possibilities with you. Chief Reconciliation Sponsor Package $50,000 As the Chief Reconciliation Sponsor, your company will receive exclusivity as the only sponsor to receive the following benefits from Atamiskākēwak Gathering Ø Hospitality As the Chief Reconciliation Sponsor you will receive: Ø Entrance to all events and sessions with priority seating (maximum 8 people) Ø Invitation for you and your guests to attend a Sponsor Reception prior to Closing Ceremony Gala Dinner Event (maximum 16 entries) Ø Two tables of eight seats with priority seating at the Closing Ceremony Gala Dinner Event. Ø Brand Recognition Your corporate logo and/or brand will be featured on: Ø Sponsorship and event packages Ø Company profile at all major events Ø Company profile at Sponsor Reception and Closing Ceremony Gala Dinner Ø One full page company advertisement in the event program (specs will be ed) Gala Profile: Ø Verbal recognition at the event Ø The opportunity to address the audience during the formal portion of the evening program Ø Gala signage and banners Ø Event slideshow profile Ø Atamiskākēwak gift for your company with sponsorship level Ø Media Your corporate logo and/or name will be featured in: Ø Public Service Announcements (PSA s) Ø Public thank you advertisement in the media SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITES

6 Harmony Sponsor Package $25,000 As a Harmony Sponsor, your company will receive the following benefits from Atamiskākēwak Gathering Ø Hospitality Ø Invitation for you and your guests to attend a Sponsor Reception prior to Closing Ceremony Gala Dinner Event (maximum 10 entries) Ø One table of eight seats with priority seating at the Closing Ceremony Gala Dinner Event. Ø Brand Recognition Your corporate logo and/or brand will be featured on: Ø Company profile at Sponsor Reception and Closing Ceremony Gala Dinner Ø A half page company advertisement in the event program (specs will be ed) Gala Profile: Ø Recognition by the emcee Ø Event slideshow profile Ø Gala signage and banners Ø Atamiskākēwak gift for your company with sponsorship level Ø Media Your corporate logo and/or name will be featured in: Ø Public Service Announcements (PSA s) Ø Public thank you advertisement in the media SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITES

7 Closing the Gap Sponsor Package $10,000 As a Closing the Gap Sponsor, your company will receive the following benefits from Atamiskākēwak Gathering Ø Hospitality Ø Invitation for you and your guests to attend a Sponsor Reception prior to Closing Ceremony Gala Dinner Event (maximum 8 entries) Ø One table of eight at the Closing Ceremony Gala Dinner Event Ø Brand Recognition Your corporate logo and/or brand will be featured on: Ø Company profile at Sponsor Reception and Closing Ceremony Gala Dinner Ø A quarter page company advertisement in the event program (specs will be ed) Gala Profile: Ø Event slideshow profile Ø Gala signage Ø Atamiskākēwak gift for your company with sponsorship level Ø Media Your corporate logo and/or name will be featured in: Ø Public Service Announcements (PSA s) Ø Public thank you advertisement in the media SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES

8 Restoration Sponsor Package $5,000 As a Restoration Sponsor, your company will receive the following benefits from Atamiskākēwak Gathering Ø Hospitality Ø Invitation for you and your guests to attend a Sponsor Reception prior to Closing Ceremony Gala Dinner Event (maximum 6 entries) Ø Six tickets to the Gala Dinner Event Ø Brand Recognition Your corporate logo and/or brand will be featured on: Ø Company profile at Sponsor Reception Ø The sponsors page in the event program Gala Profile: Ø Event slideshow profile Ø Gala signage Ø Atamiskākēwak gift for your company with sponsorship level Ø Media Your corporate logo and/or name will be featured in: Ø Public thank you advertisement in the media SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES Conversation Sponsor Package $1,000 As a Conversation Sponsor, your company will receive the following benefits from Atamiskākēwak Gathering Ø Hospitality Ø Invitation for you and your guests to attend a Sponsor Reception prior to Closing Ceremony Gala Dinner Event (maximum 4 entries) Ø Four tickets to the Gala Dinner Event Ø Brand Recognition Your corporate logo and/or brand will be featured on: Ø Company profile at Sponsor Reception Ø The sponsors page in the event program Gala Profile: Ø Event slideshow profile Ø Gala signage Ø Atamiskākēwak gift for your company with sponsorship level Ø Media Your corporate logo and/or name will be featured in: Ø Public thank you advertisement in the media

9 THANK YOU We look forward to including your organization as a sponsor of the Atamiskākēwak Gathering Additional ways to support the event: Cash and gift-in-kind donations Get involved and attend as much of the week s events as possible. Build Relationships! Volunteers will be needed for various committees and information will be posted on how you can help. For more information, please contact: Chris McKee Phone: chris@convergingpathways.ca Co-Chair Atamiskākēwak Gathering 2018 Kallie Wood Phone: kallie@convergingpathways.ca Co-Chair Atamiskākēwak Gathering 2018 The City of Moose Jaw recognizes the historical importance of the Indigenous Community. We are excited to be hosting the Atamiskākēwak Gathering this coming April th 2018 on Treaty 4 Territory, and wish to show how we as a city can build the right relationships on the journey of reconciliation between Indigenous and non-indigenous peoples. ~ Fraser Tolmie, Mayor

10 Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan Canada Treaty 4 Territory April 23-28, 2018 WE WISH TO BE RECOGNIZED AS A: Chief Reconciliation Sponsor ($50,000) Harmony Sponsor ($25,000) Closing the Gap Sponsor ($15,000) Restoration Sponsor ($5000) Conversation Sponsor ($1000) (Business/Tax Receipt will be issued in accordance with CRA Guidelines CRA# RR0001) Company name: Contact: Address: Phone: Signature: Date: Completion of this agreement form along with payment is confirmation of your support as a sponsor of the event, as set above. Upon receipt of this form a tax receipt will be issued from Indigenous Pathways, Atamiskākēwak Gathering The sponsor is to make payment to Indigenous Pathways (re: Atamiskākēwak Gathering 2018). Please note that sponsorships are non-refundable.

11 PAYMENT OPTIONS: Payment enclosed (Cheques payable to Indigenous Pathways please put Atamiskākēwak Gathering 2018 in memo line) Credit Card ( Mastercard, Visa, Amex) Credit Card #: Exp Date: /m /d /y /crv Please return form and payment to: Chris McKee Phone: Co-Chair Atamiskākēwak Gathering 1030 Bogue Avenue Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan S6H 4M5 chris@convergingpathways.ca

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