The part that is not print or placement: access to the team.
Above the Triple level, sponsorship stops being about a bigger ad and starts being about something the program can only give a few businesses a year.
These are the pieces that end up on a wall behind a counter, and they are the reason a sponsor renews.
The program's photographers are at home games already, so these are captured as part of the season rather than staged as a production.
| Level | On this |
|---|---|
| Single$750 | Not included |
| Double$1,000 | Not included |
| Triple$2,500 | A baseball signed by the team, in a display case with an engraved plate |
| Home Run$5,000 | The signed baseball, plus a framed team photo signed by the players and a photo taken with the team on the field |
| Grand Slam$10,000 | All of the above, plus Sponsor Day: the ceremonial first pitch, recognition on the field, and the team visiting your business in uniform for a framed thank-you photo |
| Team-signed Vikings baseball, no case | $200 |
The display case and engraved plate, the framed team photo, the on-field photo, and Sponsor Day are not sold separately. They come with a level, and that is what makes the upper levels impossible to assemble piece by piece.
A vinyl banner on the fence at the baseball field, up for the season.
Your logo on this site, either on the sponsors page or built into the home page.
A printed guide to the program, planned for the season.
The printed program for the end-of-season banquet.
Two kinds of post on the program's accounts, one of them limited.