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53rd Annual dewitty/overton freedom fund banquet

7/3/2018

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Did you enjoy the Austin NAACP banquet last year? Do you wish you went last year, but couldn't? Well, the date for the 2018 Annual Dewitty/Overton Freedom Fund Banquet has been set for December 1, 2018 at 6:00pm at the Hyatt Regency Town Lake. 

The purpose and goal of this year's program is to address the significance of the 50th Anniversary of the Fair Housing Act and also examine the state of housing in Austin and America today. Access to housing is perhaps the greatest single indicator of equity and progress in America, and the City of Austin has an important history regarding fair housing laws. Accordingly, the program's keynote speaker will address the banquet's theme: "50 Years of the Fair Housing Act and its impact in Austin."

Also in attendance at this banquet will be the prestigious DeWitty/Overton Honoree, the Captain Louie White Honoree, the Founders Award, and community service awards. We will also feature our award-winning ACT-SO program and Youth Council, and hear a musical presentation and special remarks from our Branch President Nelson Linder.

The Austin NAACP Freedom Fund Banquet is an annual event designed to benefit the work of the Branch. The Austin Branch, like the 2000 branches around the nation, is operated on a volunteer basis to bring assistance to communities all across the state. 

In consideration of your contribution to underwrite this affair, the Austin Branch will provide the following:

1. Platinum Sponsorship 
$10,000 - sponsorship includes three reserved VIP tables, with seating for ten per table, with premier location and prominent acknowledgment in all events.

2. Gold Sponsorship 
$5,000.00 - sponsorship includes two reserved tables for ten, with premier location and acknowledgement in event programs and advertising.
 
3. Silver Sponsorship 
$2,500.00 - sponsorship includes two reserved tables for ten, with prominent location and  acknowledgement in event program and advertising.
 
4. Bronze Sponsorship 
$1,000 - sponsorship includes one reserved table with seating for ten and acknowledgement in event program and advertising.
 
Tickets
Individual tickets are $75.00 each and tables for ten are $750.00.
 
To contribute or learn more about this event, you may contact Branch President Nelson Linder at (512) 476-6239 or [email protected], or Communications Chair Shirley Terry at (512) 423-4354.
 
We are excited about this opportunity to affect public policy in the City of Austin and hope to see you at our Annual Freedom Fund Banquet!
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