Become a Sponsor of the Initiative

The Alice Ferguson Foundation (AFF) would be honored to have your organization partner with us as a sponsor of the 6th Annual Potomac Watershed Trash Summit on October 19, 2011 at Founders Hall, George Mason University. A truly unique event, the Summit engages key stakeholders in working groups to collaborate on strategy, share successes and address the challenges faced in our shared mission to reduce, and ultimately eliminate litter from our waterways and communities. This is an opportunity for your organization to join elected officials, businesses, and general members of the public and demonstrate a serious commitment to stopping liter at its source.

By sponsoring this year’s Trash Summit, your organization is playing a vital role in the protection of the Potomac Watershed region and surrounding environment.

Thank you for your commitment to helping us achieve a Trash Free Potomac! To sponsor the Summit or for more information, please contact Paul Turaew at: or call 202.973.8203. Click here to download a Sponsorship Package. For additional information on this event, please visit www.trashsummit.org.

SPONSORSHIP LEVELS AND ASSOCIATED BENEFITS As of 8/16/11
Benefit	$10,000 Bay	$7,500 River	$5,000 Stream	$2,500 Creek	$1,000 Pond
Mention on all Summit Press Releases, including Summit Program Guide
Public Recognition at the Trash Summit
Admission to the Summit	Admission for 8	Admission for 6	Admission for 4	Admission for 2
Exhibition space at the Summit
Link and Logo on AFF Facebook page and Twitter mentions	12x/year	6x/year	4x/year
Recognition on Cleanup bags, brochures and website
Year Round Recognition for Trash Initiative

If "Stream" level or above, please email your organization's logo so we may update AFF's website and promotional materials. Logo files can be emailed to

The Alice Ferguson Foundation is a not for profit, tax exempt 501(c)3 organization (EIN: #52-0694646) partnering local organizations, businesses, and volunteers in a massive effort to clean up trash from the Potomac River Watershed.

Please contact us at 202-973-8203 or with questions.