NATIONAL COALITION FOR LATINXS WITH DISABILITIES
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Sponsorship  
CNLD's Third Annual Conference:
Cultivating Leadership; Creating Agents of Change

May 31- June 2, 2018 in Austin, Texas

​We have four sponsorship levels, in-kind donation 
and vendor opportunities for your consideration:

 
-Platinum = $5,000 +
-Platinum level entitles the sponsor to the following benefits: branding on the conference webpage and conference materials, vendor table, ten complementary conference tickets, recognition during the event, and up to ten minutes to give a presentation or speech to our attendees during our program.

 
-Gold = $2,500 - $4,999
-Gold level entitles the sponsor to the following benefits: branding on the conference webpage, vendor table, five complementary conference tickets, recognition during the event, and up to two minutes to give a presentation or speech to our attendees during our program.

 
-Silver = $1,250 - $2,499
-Silver level entitles the sponsor to the following benefits: branding on the conference webpage, vender table, three complementary conference tickets, and recognition during the event. 

 
-Bronze = $50 - $1,249  
-Bronze level entitles the sponsor to the following benefits: vendor table and recognition during the event.

 
-In-Kind Donation = $______
-Advertisement and honorable mention at level according to estimate of product.

 
Vendorship brings advantages such as the opportunity to interact on a personal level with individuals and organizations committed to empowering Latinxs with disabilities, while promoting your brand, products, and/or services. Vendor tables are available for $50 for the three days of the conference.

 

To make a 100% tax deductible contribution in any amount,
please make check to “Coalition of Texans with Disabilities” with “Latinx Disability Conference” in the memo line,
​and mail to:


Coalition of Texans with Disabilities
1617 San Antonio St.
Austin, TX 78701

To make a payment online via Paypal, please note in the Comments/Notes section that payment is for the
“Latinx Disability Conference”:
 
https://www.paypal.me/txdisabilities
Paypal email address: paypal@txdisabilities.org


 
Please contact our 2018 Conference Chair, Monica Villarreal, at mmviga@gmail.com with any questions regarding the event or sponsorship opportunities. 


We greatly appreciate your support!
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Black background. "CNLD" in white lettering. Before the C (and partially on top of the C) is a circular icon in red of stick figures holding raised arms with a red circle in the middle of the figures. Underneath "CNLD" reads in white lettering "Nada Sobre Nosotrxs Sin Nosotrxs".
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Image of one of our CNLD co-founders, Alisha, hiking a mountain in Phoenix, Arizona with cactus in the background. Alisha is wearing a bright red jacket, rocking her crutches and smiling big at the camera.
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CNLD co-founder, Kat, hugging her sister, Cindy Perez, outside in front of a bunch of trees. Both women have huge smiles.
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CNLD co-founder, Lavonna, posing for a head-shot. Lavonna has her hair in twists, is wearing a light green blouse and smiling at the camera.
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CNLD co-founders, Kristen Salkas, Catalina Resptrepo and Sara Acevedo holding signs that say "in memory of..." with a list of names, "stop making money from our bodies" and "Justicia ahora!"
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  • About Us
    • Mission Statement
    • Contact Us
  • What We Do
    • Nosotros Platicas
    • Annual Conference >
      • 2021 CONFERENCE
      • 2018 Conference >
        • Conferencia 2018
        • Program 2018 >
          • Welcome Address
          • Keynote 2018
          • Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)
          • Representation and Media
          • Caretaking and Disability
          • Accessing Media
          • Immigration and Disability
          • Motherhood and Autism
          • Women's Empowerment
          • Community Conversations
          • Neurodivergent Change Angents
          • Special Education in Charter Schools
          • Embracing Disability
          • Mentorship and Access
          • CNLD's Activism
          • CNLD Chapters
        • Sponsorship 2018
      • 2017 Conference >
        • Sponsorship 2017
        • Event Photos 2017
        • Program 2017 >
          • Welcome & Keynotes
          • Disability Rights Movement
          • Intersectionality
          • Immigration
          • Community Art Project
          • Education/Employment
          • Healthcare
          • Activism
          • Community Discussion
          • Interpreters
          • StoryCorps
      • 2016 Conference
    • Advocacy >
      • Free Rosa
      • HR 620 "ADA Ed and Reform Act"
      • Immigrants and Refugees with Disabilities
      • Voting
      • Zero-tolerance policy
      • Statement on Marca Bristo's Passing
      • Solidarity Statement - BLM
  • Get involved
    • Membership Form
    • Join Mailing List
  • Resources
  • COVID-19