Before you fill it in
- The basics: date, venue, city, and capacity.
- Who buys tickets: age range, neighborhoods, and why they come. Use only numbers you can show a brand. If the event is new, give the capacity and say it is the first one.
- A short list of brands whose customers are your guests. A specific fit beats a famous name.
- What you can actually deliver: logo placements, a booth, tickets, a mention from the stage, photos, a lead list.
The proposal
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[EVENT NAME] Sponsorship proposal for [BRAND NAME] [DATE] · [VENUE], [CITY] Prepared by [YOUR NAME], [YOUR ROLE] · [EMAIL] · [PHONE]
The event
[EVENT NAME] is a [TYPE OF EVENT] for [WHO IT IS FOR], held at [VENUE] in [CITY] on [DATE]. [ONE SENTENCE ON WHAT MAKES THE NIGHT WORTH GOING TO.]
The audience
We expect [AUDIENCE SIZE] guests. Most ticket buyers are [AGE RANGE], from [NEIGHBORHOODS OR ZIP CODES], and come for [WHY THEY COME]. [PAST EVENTS: ATTENDANCE AND WHETHER THEY SOLD OUT. LEAVE THIS OUT IF THIS IS THE FIRST ONE.]
Why [BRAND NAME]
Your customers are [WHO THEY ARE], and that is who comes to [EVENT NAME]. [ONE SPECIFIC IDEA FOR THE BRAND: A TASTING, A BOOTH, A BRANDED MOMENT IN THE NIGHT.]
Packages
[PASTE THE TIERS BELOW: NAME, PRICE, WHAT THE SPONSOR GETS, HOW MANY ARE AVAILABLE.]
What you get after the event
Within [NUMBER] days of the event we will send [PHOTOS], [ATTENDANCE], [THE LEADS YOUR BOOTH COLLECTED], and [ANYTHING ELSE YOU PROMISED].
Next steps
To confirm, reply by [DEADLINE]. We need your logo and [OTHER ASSETS] by [ASSET DEADLINE]. Payment terms: [TERMS]. Questions: [YOUR NAME] · [EMAIL] · [PHONE]
Sponsorship package tiers
Keep the tiers your event can actually deliver and delete the rest. Price each one against what the sponsor gets and what you can show them afterwards.
| Tier | Price | What the sponsor gets | Available |
|---|---|---|---|
| Presenting sponsor | [PRICE] | “[EVENT NAME] presented by [BRAND NAME]” on the event page, tickets and posters; [NUMBER] tickets; a booth; a mention from the stage | One |
| Supporting sponsor | [PRICE] | Logo on the event page and posters; [NUMBER] tickets; a sampling or activation spot | [NUMBER] |
| Community sponsor | [PRICE] | Logo on the event page; a thank-you post on [YOUR SOCIAL ACCOUNTS] | [NUMBER] |
| Vendor booth | [PRICE] | A [BOOTH OR TABLE SIZE] space; power: [YES OR NO]; sell on site | [NUMBER] |
| In-kind | [PRODUCT OR SERVICE] worth [VALUE] | The benefits of [TIER NAME] in exchange for [WHAT THEY PROVIDE] | [NUMBER] |
Outreach email
Send it to a named person, with the proposal attached. One brand per email.
Follow-up email
If there is no reply, follow up once, in the same thread, before your deadline.
After the event: the recap
Send it while the night is fresh. A sponsor who can show their team what they got is the one who comes back.
Doing this on Ora
If your event is on Ora, Sponsors & Vendors does this inside the product: you publish sponsorship tiers and vendor booths, invite brands, and brands who book get one-scan leads and a report after the event. Read how to get sponsors for an event for how it works. Brands looking for events to sponsor go to Partners.
Questions, answered
- What should an event sponsorship proposal include?
- The event in a paragraph, who the audience is, why the brand fits, the packages with prices, what the sponsor gets after the event, and a deadline to reply. Keep it to a page or two and put the ask on the first page.
- How much should I charge sponsors?
- There is no standard rate, which is why the tiers above leave the price blank. Price each tier against what you can deliver and prove — guests, placement, and what the sponsor gets afterwards — not against what you need to raise.
- When should I send a sponsorship proposal?
- As early as you can. A brand needs time to approve budget and send you a logo before your promotion starts, so put both deadlines in the proposal.
- Can I use this template for vendors?
- Yes. The vendor booth tier covers a space to sell on site; send the same proposal with that tier first.
- Does Ora send the proposal for me?
- If your event is on Ora, Sponsors & Vendors handles the ask inside the product: you publish tiers and booths and invite brands, and brands who book get one-scan leads and a report after the event. Outside Ora, use this template.

