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We are pleased to invite you to partner with us in staging this terrific community event held annually in Vancouver, Washington. 2015 National Get Outdoors Day! When: Saturday, June 13, 2015, 10 a.m.-3:00 p.m. Where: Fort Vancouver National Historic Site - as a gateway to the great outdoors in the Portland/Vancouver metro area, Fort Vancouver offers an ideal location for Get Outdoors Day (“GO Day”). What: An opportunity to try fun outdoor activities including rock climbing, fishing, archery, biking, hiking, camping, campfire cooking, and much more. Outdoor ambassadors Smokey Bear, Woodsy Owl, Ranger Rick, and their furry and feathered friends will also be on site join in the fun. Who: Annually more than 5,000 local outdoor enthusiasts, novices, and “wannabes” attend this fun-filled day. Why: To engage the community, specifically youth, in all the great outdoors has to offer through participation in fun new activities. The GO Day Committee is ramping up its efforts this year and, thanks to partnerships with federal, state, and local parks departments, the City of Vancouver, the National Park Service, and the USDA Forest Service, and a huge contingent of local businesses and organizations, we are confident the 2015 Get Outdoors Day will be the biggest and best one ever. We Need Your Help! You can help us in our efforts by participating at the event, promoting GO Day through your contacts, customers, and connections, and by bringing creative, interesting, healthy, outdoors, and educational new activities to this year’s event. The Fort Vancouver site offers plenty of space for on-site representation, activities, and hands-on demonstrations. There are a number of sponsorship opportunities available, each of which demonstrates your commitment to the great outdoors and provides promotional recognition for your business/organization. Sponsorships are available at a variety of levels including $1,500 Expedition Leader, $1,000 Mountain Climber, $500 Biker, and $250 Trail Walker (please see the attached sponsorship www.nationalgetoutdoorsday.org
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We are pleased to invite you to partner with us in staging this terrific community event held annually in Vancouver, Washington.

2015 National Get Outdoors Day!

When: Saturday, June 13, 2015, 10 a.m.-3:00 p.m. Where: Fort Vancouver National Historic Site - as a gateway to the great outdoors in the Portland/Vancouver metro area, Fort Vancouver offers an ideal location for Get Outdoors Day (“GO Day”). What: An opportunity to try fun outdoor activities including rock climbing, fishing, archery, biking, hiking, camping, campfire cooking, and much more. Outdoor ambassadors Smokey Bear, Woodsy Owl, Ranger Rick, and their furry and feathered friends will also be on site join in the fun. Who: Annually more than 5,000 local outdoor enthusiasts, novices, and “wannabes” attend this fun-filled day. Why: To engage the community, specifically youth, in all the great outdoors has to offer through participation in fun new activities. The GO Day Committee is ramping up its efforts this year and, thanks to partnerships with federal, state, and local parks departments, the City of Vancouver, the National Park Service, and the USDA Forest Service, and a huge contingent of local businesses and organizations, we are confident the 2015 Get Outdoors Day will be the biggest and best one ever.

We Need Your Help!

You can help us in our efforts by participating at the event, promoting GO Day through your contacts, customers, and connections, and by bringing creative, interesting, healthy, outdoors, and educational new activities to this year’s event. The Fort Vancouver site offers plenty of space for on-site representation, activities, and hands-on demonstrations. There are a number of sponsorship opportunities available, each of which demonstrates your commitment to the great outdoors and provides promotional recognition for your business/organization. Sponsorships are available at a variety of levels including $1,500 Expedition Leader, $1,000 Mountain Climber, $500 Biker, and $250 Trail Walker (please see the attached sponsorship

www.nationalgetoutdoorsday.org

packet for more information). You may also contact Cheri Martin at 360-487-8370 (office) or [email protected] to discuss additional sponsorship opportunities. To reserve a GO Day 2015 booth or activity area, or for more information about the event, please contact Tracy Calizon, Gifford Pinchot National Forest at [email protected], or 360-891-5156 or Robert Gutierrez, Fort Vancouver National Historic Site at [email protected], or 360-816-6247. Thank you for your consideration of this request to assist us in our mission to connect families and children with the great outdoors. Sincerely, 2015 Get Outdoors Day Committee

Sponsorship Packet

The Pacific Northwest National Get Outdoors Day (GO Day) event is seeking sponsors to provide funds for a number of activities for our 2015 event, to highlight the importance of connecting to the outdoor world, and especially to provide opportunities for youth to attend GO Day and turn screen time to green time outdoors!

All sponsors’ names and/or logos are included in GO Day marketing materials and on the Vancouver National Get Outdoors page on the national website www.nationalgetoutdoorsday.org. Day-of-event signage is included in relationship to sponsorship level. Deadlines must be followed to ensure recognition in print materials. $1500 Expedition Leader Name included on advertising materials, press releases, and in announcements throughout the day of event; logo placement on all printed material including advertisements, webpage, posters and fliers, and on volunteer T-shirts. Deadline February 15, 2015 $1000 Mountain Climber Logo included on poster, fliers, and volunteer T-shirts; name included in announcements throughout the day of event. Deadline March 15, 2015 $500 Biker Logo included on poster, fliers; name included in announcements throughout the day of event. Deadline March 15, 2015 $250 Trail Walker Name included in announcements and flyers the day of event. Deadline March 30, 2015 There are additional sponsorship opportunities available. Please contact Cheri Martin at 360-487-8370 or via email [email protected] to learn more.

What is National Get Outdoors Day? National Get Outdoors Day is an annual event that encourages healthy, active outdoor fun. Participating partners offer opportunities for families to experience traditional and non-traditional types of outdoor activities.

The primary goals of the day include reaching the first-time visitors to public lands and reconnecting youth to the great outdoors. www.nationalgetoutdoorsday.org

When did the National Get Outdoors Day start? The event started in 2008. The first event held in Oregon or Washington was 2009.

Where is National Get Outdoors Day held? In 2014, there were 171 events across the country.

Where is our regional National Get Outdoors Day event held? Fort Vancouver National Historic Site, 1501 East Evergreen Boulevard, Vancouver WA

Is this a Vancouver Washington National Get Outdoors Day event? The event held at Fort Vancouver is regional in scope and includes businesses, organizations and agencies from northwest Oregon and southwest Washington, including the Portland metropolitan area. Exhibitors come from as far away as Alaska and eastern Oregon and Washington.

When is National Get Outdoors Day? Usually, it is the second Saturday in June. In 2015, National Get Outdoors Day will take place on June 13, from 10:00 am to 3:00 pm at Fort Vancouver National Historic Site, Vancouver, Washington.

Who is invited to National Get Outdoors Day? Everyone! The event is FREE and open to the public.

What is there to do at National Get Outdoors Day? Participating organizations and businesses have displays and hands-on activities. Some of the highlights from last year included archery, disc golf, fishing, a rock climbing wall, an historic reenactment of a fur trading encampment, log sawing, having pictures taken with Smokey Bear, Ranger Rick, Woodsy Owl, and other mascots, and much, much more!

Who participates in GO Day? Last year’s exhibitors included Water Resources Education Center, Vancouver Parks and Recreation, the Gifford Pinchot National Forest, Mount Hood National Forest, Parks Foundation of Clark County, Portland Parks and Recreation Department, Adventures Without Limits, Archery World, City of Vancouver Urban Forestry, Friends of Trees, Backcountry Horsemen of Oregon, the Audubon Society, Master Composter and Recycler, National Wildlife Federation, Next Adventure, Pacific Crest Trail Association, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, the National Park Service (multiple units), the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, The North Face, and many, many more!

Sponsorship Commitment Form

I will support the National Get Outdoors Day with a sponsorship of…

Sponsorship Level ________________________________ $____________

Name: ________________________________________________________

Business Name: ________________________________________________

Address: ______________________________________________________

City: _________________________ State: ___________ Zip: __________

Email:_________________________________________________________

Phone: ________________________________________________________

Payment Method:

□ Cash

□ Check (please make checks payable to Parks Foundation)

□ Credit Card (Visa or MasterCard only)

Credit Card Information

Account #: ____________________________________________________

Exp. Date ________________________________ CVC#: _______________

Please return registration form and payment to

Parks Foundation P.O. Box 61424 Vancouver WA 98666

For more information, please call Cheri Martin at 360-487-8370.

Sample of Promotional Materials from 2014 (USDA Forest Service Press Release) Free Family Fun on National Get Outdoors Day in Vancouver, WA May 19, 2014 – Experience free outdoor activities and family fun at the sixth annual National Get Outdoors Day (GO Day) in Vancouver, Washington. The event will take place Saturday, June 14 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Fort Vancouver National Historic Site located at 1501 E. Evergreen Blvd., Vancouver, Washington. National Get Outdoors Day encourages local residents, especially youth, to pursue healthy, active outdoor lifestyles by embracing our parks, forests, wildlife refuges, and other public lands and waters. Activities at this event will include climbing, archery, fishing, a historic fur trader encampment, and more! Smokey Bear, Ranger Rick, Woodsy Owl, and their friends will greet kids and families. This year we’re celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the Wilderness Act, so come on out and test your wilderness skills at Get Outdoors Day’s wilderness challenge! “We are very excited that so many great agencies, businesses, partners and friends have come together to share the message of going outdoors for healthy family fun,” states Janine Clayton, Forest Supervisor for Gifford Pinchot National Forest. Entrance fees for the Fort have been waived for this great day, so check out the historic site during your visit. National Get Outdoors Day is brought to you by the U.S. Department of Agriculture Forest Service, City of Vancouver, U.S. Department of Interior National Park Service, and Parks Foundation of Clark County. Media is supported by The Columbian. (Your businesses name will be included here if you are a platinum level sponsor.) For more information go to http://go.usa.gov/KzPk, or to volunteer: www.tinyurl.com/GODay2014. Learn more about National Get Outdoors Day at http://go.usa.gov/Rts or www.nationalgetoutdoorsday.org.

Sample of Promotional Materials from GO Day 2014 (Posters hung throughout the community and on websites).

Platinum level sponsors will have their logos added to posters.

Organization Key Contact Name

Archery World Johnny Case/Joe MalacoBad Monkey Bikes Wade

Former Biggest Loser Ken ColemanCamas Bikes Ed

Friends of Columbia Gorge

Friends of Timberline Jenny Bedell-Stiles

the Discovery Center Linda TurnerGirl Scouts of SWWA&OR Juliet Zimmer

Hoodoo Recreation Leif Williams

Leave No Trace Georgia Bosse

Metro Mountain Climbing Wall

Multnomah Ed SD - Outdoor School Daniel Prince

Friends of Outdoor School Kim SilvaNext Adventure AndrewThe North Face want to be in

NAACP Dolly EnglandNational Parks Conservation Ass'n Mariely Lemagne

National Wildlife FederationNautilisOMSI

Oregon Parks and Rec Dept Kevin Price, Vicki Sink

Oregon Zoo ask again in 2015 Pam McElwee

Friends of Trees

Intertwine Alliance David Cohen, Mike Wetter

Green Trails Maps Alan Coburn Michael Fagin

Great Old Broads for Wilderness Laurie Kerr

REI Janet SchmidtSon Rise Ranch, SW WA Jr.

Backcountry HorsemenPam (Pamela) Cronkhite Gary Cooper BCH WA

Backcountry Horsemen OR (TRBCHO)

Tim and Sara Lagasse

Soul River productions and fly fishing clothing

Chad Brown

SW Washington Allergy Clinic

Zoller’s Outdoor Odysseys Mark Zoller

New Ideas…American Recreation Coalition Derrick Crandall

Coleman CompanyArcteryxCabela's

KeenBig 5 Sporting Goods

Bi MartColumbia Sporting Goods

The Columbian Kate SacamanoPeaceHealth SW

Nutter Foundation Renee Nutter

Treesong Nature Awareness Michelle Baumann

Pacific Crest Trails Assn Tammy Turner & Greg Mikol

he past

can apply for donation of gift cards

Response Organization Key Contact Name Key Contact email

Y Esoteric BBQ Andrew Buckner [email protected]

Y Tagas Espresso Dennis & Anne [email protected] Tropical Sno Brian Ruffalo

Y Archery World Johnny Case/Joe Malaco [email protected]

NO Army Sgt Donald Anderson [email protected]

Y Bad Monkey Bikes Wade [email protected]

NOFormer Biggest

LoserKen Coleman [email protected]

Y Bonneville Dam, US Army Corps of engineers

Jessica Brownlee [email protected]

YBoys & Girls Club of

SW WA O.K. Clubhouse

Elizabeth Tiegs Club Director [email protected]

unknown Camas Bikes Ed

YCity of Vancouver

Water WagonKristi Lucht [email protected].

YCity of Vancouver Parks & recreation

Hailey Heath vol coordinator &

David Perlickwww.cityofvancouver.us/volunt

eer

?Vancouver Fire

Department Bike Safety

Bev in contact, will let us know

YCity of Vancouver Urban Forestry

Jessica Antoine [email protected]

YCity of Vancouver Water Resources Education Center

Bev [email protected]

s

printing only- No booth

Clark County Parks Foundation

[email protected]

[email protected] / jetkleiner

[email protected]

FOOD

Y

Clark County Public Health/Vancouver Summer Adventure/nature explorer club: Hope Heart too

Anne Johnston/ Jane Kleiner Laurie Sween

YClark County Utilities Stream Team

Ashley King [email protected]

[email protected]

[email protected]

YColumbia Red Branch Gaelic Club (Hurling)

Curtis Yackell [email protected]

Y- No boothESD112 Stem Programs

Laura Parker [email protected]

YFriends of Columbia

[email protected]

Y Friends of Timberline Jenny [email protected] [email protected]

[email protected]@friendsoftrees.org

Tracy Calizon [email protected]

Diana Perez [email protected] Baker [email protected] al

Y GP Fire Katie Santini

NO the Discovery Center Linda Turner retiring: check in 2015

help @ FS booths

FS Urban Forestry (RO)

Kathy Sheehan [email protected]

No, ask in 2015Girl Scouts of SWWA&OR

Juliet Zimmer [email protected]

[email protected]@[email protected];[email protected]

No- 2015 yes Hoodoo Recreation Leif Williams [email protected]

[email protected]

[email protected] Intertwine Alliance David Cohen, Mike Wetter

Y Green Trails Maps Alan Coburn Michael Fagin

YGreat Old Broads for

WildernessLaurie Kerr

Y

US Forest Service (GP, MTH, CRGNSA) include PNW in 2015:

Becky Bittner

Y Friends of Trees

YColumbia Springs

Fish HatcheryKaley McLachlan

Y Leave No Trace Georgia Bosse [email protected]

YMaster Gardener Program-Clark Co WSU Extension

Erika Johnson [email protected]

YMetro Mountain

Climbing Wall

YMt St Helens

InstituteAbi(gail) Groskopf [email protected]

Multnomah Ed SD - Outdoor School

Daniel Prince [email protected]

Friends of Outdoor School

Kim Silva [email protected]

Y National Audubon Society of Portland

Deanne Sawtelle [email protected]

NPS- Fort Vancouver NHS

Eva Dodd [email protected]

Brigade Encampment/black powder

Bobby Gutierrez [email protected]

No- next year John Day Bobby is contact

YNPS- Klondike Settlement NP

[email protected]

YNPS Landing (site by Olympic NP)

Bobby confirmed participation

no Lewis & Clark NHP [email protected]

YNPS-Mount Rainer NP

Jim Ross [email protected]

no NPS- Nez Perce NHP ????

Y NPS- Olympic NP Dean Butterworth [email protected]

YNPS- Oregon Caves NM

Chelsea Hocker George Herring

[email protected] [email protected]

Y Next Adventure Andrew [email protected] The North Face want to be in [email protected]

NO NAACP Dolly England [email protected]

NoNational Parks Conservation Ass'n

Mariely Lemagne [email protected]

YNational Wildlife Federation

[email protected]

NO Nautilis [email protected] OMSI Bobby confirmed participation

YOregon Parks and

Rec DeptKevin Price, Vicki Sink

[email protected] [email protected]

Y

Y

NO Oregon Zoo ask again in 2015

Pam McElwee [email protected]

[email protected]@ieee.org

No response Peace Jam/LULAC [email protected]

Y Volunteers

Portland Opportunity Industrial Coalition/Rosemary Anderson HS

Leigh Rappaport [email protected]

NO REI Janet Schmidt [email protected]

YRidgefield Wildlife Refuge & Friends

Josie [email protected]

info onlySchool Districts

VancouverMelissa Whittington [email protected]

info only Evergreen info only Battleground

Y Silver Star Stephen

N- can’t get volSon Rise Ranch, SW WA Jr. Backcountry Horsemen

Pam (Pamela) Cronkhite Gary Cooper BCH WA

[email protected]

YBackcountry

Horsemen OR (TRBCHO)

Tim and Sara [email protected]

[email protected]

No responseSoul River

productions and fly fishing clothing

Chad Brown [email protected]

VolunteerSW WA workforce development center

Jeanne Bennett [email protected]

Y SW Washington Allergy Clinic

[email protected]

NOVancouver Bicycle

clubDennis Johnson Pres [email protected]

YTreesong Nature Awareness

Michelle [email protected]

YPacific Crest Trails Assn

Tammy Turner & Greg Mikol

[email protected]

[email protected]

YVancouver Youth

Lacrosse ClubNick Underland [email protected]

NWashington State Parks

[email protected]

No responseWashington State U, Coop Extension for Skamania CO

Todd Murray [email protected]

YWashington Trails Association

Ryan Ojerio [email protected]

YWheelchair Destinations

John Williams [email protected]

YZoller’s Outdoor

OdysseysMark Zoller [email protected]

YVancouver

watershed allianceJeannie Hoxer, Sunrise Mahoney

Key contact Phone

360 213-5795

climbing wall broken

541-374-4010

360 313-5700

360 487-8316

360-487-8328

360 487-7114

(360) 992-8585

503 467-2528

360-449-7820

5038082351

503-977-6856

541 484-6595; 541 513-6404

Mike-503-4450991

David-

360-771-1937

425-869-1847, 877-969-4786

Activities for GP, SA: MTH will help at other booths

3608820986 x 230

5033953390

360-397-6060 x 5738

Diana made contact: Stacy working with them

(360) 891-5067

503 257-1618

(503) 257-1774

5032926855 x 108

360.816.6241

360.816.6247

503-797-7224

503 221-1938 x 212

360-887.4106

Bobby has logistics

360 834-9103

360-567-1073

360 567-1773

610 442-1165

(360) 837-TREE

360 991-7701

at the Governor’s for GO day

360 772-2657

503 936-0737

509 493-2641

360 852-9189


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