The 29th Annual Dia De Los Muertos
Tardeada & Ben Heller Awards Banquet
YOU ARE INVITED!
Dia de los Muertos has been celebrated in Pre-Hispanic cultural for thousands of years and officially in Mexico since 998 A.D. as a day to propitiate, remember, and honor our dearly departed loved ones. Dia de los Muertos celebrates the lives of the deceased with food, drink, parties, and activities the dead enjoyed in life. On Dia de los Muertos, the dead are also a part of the community, awakened from their eternal sleep to share celebrations with their loved ones. Please come, dead or alive, to celebrate and rejoice this very special day with CCA, to honor the continuum of our community.
SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
PACKAGE INCLUSIVE
$10,000 PRESENTING (2 Only)
Two Tables of 8/VIP Seating
- Special Recognition at the Event
- Table sign with Company Name
- Full-page (8.5” wide x 11” tall) Ad in Event Program
- Signage throughout the Event
- Recognition in all printed materials and advertising
$3,000 SILVER/PLATA
One Table of 8/VIP Seating
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Special Recognition at the Event
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Table sign with Company Name
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Full-page (8.5” wide x 11” tall) Ad in Event Program
$5,000 GOLD/ORO
One Table of 8/VIP Seating
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Special Recognition at the Event
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Table sign with Company Name
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Full-page (8.5” x 11” ) Ad in Event Program
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Recognition in all printed materials and advertising
$2,000 BRONZE/BRONCE
One Table of 8
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Special Recognition at the Event
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Table sign with Company Name
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Half-page (8.5” wide x 5” tall) Ad in Event Program
AD IN PROGRAM BOOK
$500 half-page ad (AD COPY MUST BE RECEIVED BY 9/13/22)
TICKETS ONLY
Individual Dinner Tickets may be purchased for $125 each until 10/12/22. Vegetarian Dining Preference available.
RAFFLE TICKETS
$10 per Ticket OR 11 Tickets for $100
SPONSORSHIP PACKETS
CCA Invitation
CCA Sponsorship
CCA Raffle Prizes
Spotlight on Ben Heller Honorees
Senator Bill Monning (ret) and Dana Kent, M.D. are our spotlight on Ben Heller Honorees.
Bill Monning was born in Los Angeles and received degrees at U.C. Berkeley and USF School of Law. It was during his time in Berkeley that Bill first volunteered with the United Farm Workers Union Legal Department.
After taking the Bar Exam in 1976, Bill moved to Salinas to work as an attorney with the UFW. It was shortly after his move to Salinas that Bill met Dana Kent who was also working with the UFW. Bill and Dana settled in Salinas where they raised their two daughters, Laura and Alexandra.
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