Sponsorship Opportunities
Please choose from one of the Sponsorship options, and then click on the button below to purchase your sponsorship.
You can also contact Francine Ryan (francine.ryan@tgchs.org, 917.796.7586) and pay by check.
Sponsorship Opportunities
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Business Sponsor Foursome - $2,400
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4 person teams/4 golfers
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4 tickets to cocktails & BBQ
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Hole signage
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Signage at the Event & on The Golf Genius Online Scoring Digital Platform during play
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Rotating message/logo inclusion on the Golf Genius monitors' display during cocktails, BBQ, awards
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Newsletter ad
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Opportunity to hold an event of your choice at our Museum
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Brunch, Cocktails, BBQ Sponsor - $5,000
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8 tickets to cocktails and dinner
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Signage at all food service & on each table
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Signage at 9 holes
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Rotating advertising message/logo inclusion on the Golf Genius monitors' display during cocktails, BBQ, awards
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Newsletter ad
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Opportunity to hold an event of your choice at our Museum
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Alexander Turney Stewart Cup Sponsor - $2,500
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6 tickets to cocktails and dinner
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Signage at the Event & Your Message
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Rotating message/logo inclusion on the Golf Genius monitors' display during cocktails, BBQ, awards
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Newsletter ad
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Opportunity to hold an event of your choice at our Museum
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Cornelia Clinch Stewart Cup Sponsor - $2,500
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6 tickets to cocktails and dinner
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Signage at the Event & Your Message on The Golf Genius Online Scoring Digital Platform during play
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Rotating message/logo inclusion on the Golf Genius monitors' display during cocktails, BBQ, awards
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Newsletter ad
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Opportunity to hold an event at our Museum
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Course Sponsorships Include
- On-Course Signage & Logo/Message on The Golf Genius
- Online Scoring Digital Platform during play
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Practice Tee Sponsor - $600 (2 opportunities)
Longest Drive - Men & Women - $600 (2 opportunities)
Closest to the Pin Men's and Women's - $600 (2 opportunities)
Hole Sponsor - $600 (no limit/multiple sponsors per hole)
Cart Sponsorship - $350 (36 opportunities)
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$10,000 & $15,000 Event Sponsorship Packages Available:
The Historical Society will work with you to customize a benefits package that will enhance and successfully market your business or product to the Village's very affluent residents and can include:
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Usage of the Historical Society Museum to host a cocktail party or dinner for your corporate or personal event.
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Access to our database of 2,500 members and supporters to promote your business or product through an e-mail campaign.
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Sponsorship recognition/advertising/sampling/tickets for key Historical Society events during the year, which attract a total of 1000 people:
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The A.T. Stewart Golf Classic - May
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The Children's Art Contest & Show - June
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The Holiday Market & Village Benefit Cocktail Party - December
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A custom event for your business or product, with invitations, PR and advertising provided by the Historical Society, working with you.
2022 HOLIDAY VILLAGE & MARKET
December 3, 2022
On Saturday, December 3rd, Santa welcomed boys and girls of all ages in a 19th century parlor at The Historical Society, which was lavishly decorated with holiday trees created by the talented students of St. Joseph’s and St. Ann’s schools and Brownie Troop #1246.
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Children in velvet and silk, with tartan holiday ties and bows, whispered their wished-for gifts to jolly St. Nick, had their picture taken by accompanying parents, grandparents and then enjoyed luscious hot cocoa generously provided by For Five Coffee, on 7th Street. Candy canes were also given to each child by volunteers from The National Charity League.
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An antique train village, the beloved toys from another century, ran merrily around the tracks and through the miniature buildings – all on loan from Suzanne Coyle Weis – and engineered by aficionados from The West Island Model Railroad Club, who answered a steady stream of questions from awestruck children and their parents.
The A.T. Stewart Exchange, merry and bright in the ground floor of the Historical Society, sold one-of-a-kind antiques, collectibles gifts and holiday decor.
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Open to the public on Saturday, December 3rd the Holiday Market was filled from beginning to end with shoppers who browsed and bought fine art and faux jewelry, fashions, sumptuous sweets, house and garden accessories, baby and children’s gifts from Baubles, Bangles & Bags, Grace Connell Designs, Bonnie Jennifer Jewelry, Paddy Bunks Children’s Clothing & Accessories, Francine’s Outrageous Kitchen, Sophia Grillo Photography, M&F Antique Prints & Custom Framing, Hawk Girl Photography, Kasel Krafts, Christine Rossini Decorative Accessories, Pat Schweitzer Decorative Painter, Scout & Cellar, Linda Silver Designs, Special Sweets, Tastefully Simple, the A.T. Stewart Exchange and Historical Society pop-up shops, Worldly & Wise.
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Society President Bill Garry remarked, “We are very lucky to have the support of so many generous and talented people on our Board of Directors and in the community. Everyone who attended, no matter how young or old, had a great time. The Historical Society brought families and friends together in an enchanted environment to enjoy the magic of the holidays.”
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