Presenter $10,000 All event materials will feature: HDF Breakfast “Presented by [Your Company]” Premier seating for one table(10 seats) Inside Cover in Breakfast Booklet(5.5x8.5in) Website and social media attribution
Builder $500 2 tickets Quarter Page in Breakfast Booklet (2.25x4.25in)
To become a sponsor, please complete and email this form to events@hdfconnects.org. Sponsorships may also be purchased online via hdfconnects.org/partner/breakfast/ You can also mail the form to: Housing Development Fund, ATTN: Benefit Breakfast, 100 Prospect Street, Suite 100, Stamford, CT 06901 Graphics may be emailed to events@hdfconnects.org. Please provide in .jpg or .png format. All graphics will be printed in black and white. Questions? Call the events team at 203-969-1830 x 4004 or send us an email at events@hdfconnects.org
Sponsorship Opportunities: Be part of our annual celebration!
Partner $1,000 4 tickets Half page in Breakfast Booklet (5.5x4.25in)
Housing Development Fund 9th Annual Benefit Breakfast Hyatt Regency Greenwich | May 10th, 2018
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Investor $2,500 One table (10 seats) Full page in Breakfast Booklet (5.5x8.5in) Your logo in printed materials and on event signage Website attribution
Leader $5,000 Premier seating for one table (10 seats) Full page in Breakfast Booklet (5.5x8.5in) Your logo in printed materials and on all event signage Website and social media attribution attribution
Company Name ____________________________________________________________________________________________ Contact Name/Title _______________________________________________________________________________________ Address______________________________________________________________________________________________________ City __________________________________________________________________ State __________ Zip __________________ Phone _____________________ Fax ___________________ Email __________________________________________________ I will mail a check for $_______________ payable to Housing Development Fund, 100 Prospect St., Stamford, CT 06901 Please charge $_______________ to my ___Visa ___ MasterCard ___ American Express Account #__________________________________________________________ Exp. ______________ CVV________________ Name ________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Signature ____________________________________________________________________________________________________ Please invoice me. I will forward payment in the amount of $___________________ by_______________________
Opportunities for Nonprofits - A great opportunity to promote your organization! Questions? Email the events team at events@hdfconnects.org $250 Nonprofit Package 5 tickets Listed as nonprofit sponsor in the Breakfast Booklet $500 Nonprofit Package 10 tickets Profile in the Breakfast Booklet booklet
On May 10th, 2018, HDF will celebrate our 9th Annual “Opening Doors to Opportunity” Benefit Breakfast at the Hyatt Regency in Greenwich. Doors open at 7:30 AM and the program will run until 11:00 AM. This annual event brings together around 250 community leaders - representatives from our banking partners, housing developers, local government, nonprofits, and other community leaders from across CT and NY who support affordable housing opportunities. All money raised goes to support HDF’s homeownership counseling programs, which provide one-on-one counseling and education free to eligible homebuyers. Our speaker this year is Dr. Ingrid Gould Ellen, who will speak on “The Impact of Affordable Housing Assistance on Educational Outcomes.” Professor Ellen will lead a Panel Discussion following the Breakfast from 9:30 to 11:00 AM. We’re looking forward to sharing her insights with our community!
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How You Can Help We invite your company to sponsor the Breakfast. Sponsorships can be purchased by accessing our website at https://hdfconnects.org/partner/breakfast/ , by emailing events@hdfconnects.org, or by calling 203-969-1830 x 4004. All levels of sponsorship include tickets and an advertisement in our breakfast program – please see our Sponsorship packet for details. Individual tickets ($75) are also available on the event website or by emailing events@hdfconnects.org. There is a special discount rate for employees of nonprofits ($50.) All donations are fully tax deductible less the cost of the meal ($30/pp). Questions? Get in touch with our development team at events@hdfconnects.org or by calling 203-969-1830, extension 4004.
The Housing Development Fund, Inc was established in 1989 as a nonprofit organization to finance the development of affordable housing in Stamford, CT. Today, with offices in Stamford, Bridgeport, and Danbury, HDF provides downpayment assistance lending and homeownership counseling services to the entire state of Connecticut as well as New York state. With help from HDF, first time homebuyers become homeowners through free counseling and unique lending products, developers build affordable housing units with competitive financing, and homeowners are encouraged and supported through innovative programs.
9th Annual Benefit Breakfast May 10, 2018 - Hyatt Regency Greenwich
The Annual Benefit Breakfast
Ingrid Gould Ellen, Keynote Speaker Paulette Goddard Professor of Urban Policy and Planning, Director for Furman Center for Real Estate and Urban Policy Professor Ellen is Director of the Urban Planning Program at NYU Wagner and a Faculty Director at the Furman Center for Real Estate and Urban Policy. She joined the NYU Wagner faculty in the fall of 1997 and presently teaches courses in microeconomics, urban economics, and urban policy. Professor Ellen's research interests center on housing and urban policy. She is author of Sharing America's Neighborhoods: The Prospects for Stable Racial Integration(Harvard University Press, 2000) and has written numerous journal articles and book chapters related to housing policy, community development, and school and neighborhood segregation. Professor Ellen has held visiting positions at the Department of Urban Studies and Planning at MIT, the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, the Urban Institute and the Brookings Institution. She attended Harvard University, where she received a bachelor's degree in applied mathematics, an M.P.P., and a Ph.D. in public policy.
