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UN Women for Peace Association
2018 EVENT SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
March 8, 2018
Annual Awards Luncheon at the United Nations
HONORING
The First Lady of Panama Lorena Castillo
Leyla Ilham Aliyeva
Sheikha Rima Al-Sabah
Eve Branson
Ashley Graham
United Nations Headquarters
New York City
Dear Friends,
V iolence against women is a global issue. We believe it is intolerable.
In some countries, one out of seven women are raped, abused or mutilated. Around the globe,
nearly one in five women under the age of fifteen are sexually abused. Over 130 million women have
experienced genital mutilation. It is estimated that as many as 2.5 million people are trafficked annually
into situations including prostitution, forced labor, slavery or servitude; women and girls account for
about 80 percent of the detected victims.
This is not just a woman’s issue, it is a man’s issue as well. Women make up half of the world’s
population, and empowering them will improve society as a whole. Only with the help of the private
sector can we successfully combat these crimes. The UN Women for Peace Association (UNWFPA) is
committed to the prevention of violence against women and girls, to the provision of services to those
affected by violence, to strengthening the implementation of laws and policies against violence, and
to the empowerment of women in countries and societies where they are under-advantaged.
We work tirelessly to support organizations whose programs empower and educate women
everywhere. Our aim as a major donor to the UN Trust Fund to End Violence Against Women, is to
motivate governments through the exemplary actions of the private sector, to be a visible advocate for
the cause.
We hope you will consider the opportunity to serve as a major supporter and be part of this global
action for women.
Sincerely,
Muna Rihani Al-Nasser Barbara Winston
Chair President
UN Women for Peace Association
The UN Women for Peace Association, Inc. was founded in 2008 under the patronage of
H.E. Mrs. Ban Soon-taek, the wife of UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon. We help to advance the goals of
academic and charitable organizations that provide opportunities for women to partake in the global
peace building process through social, cultural, education and women empowerment programs.
PATRON CHAIR PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT
Mrs. Ban Soon-taek Muna Rihani Al-Nasser Barbara Winston Rema DuPont
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Michal Grayevsky Valbona Neritani Stephanie Winston Wolkoff
BOARD OF ADVISORS
Katherine Stacy Deluke
Jana Jaffe
Avideh Ghaffari
Charlene Haroche
Deirdre Imus
Cindy McCain
Conchita Sarnoff
Julie Friedman Steele
AMBASSADORS FOR PEACE
HRH Princes Camilla of Bourbon two Sicilies Duchess of Castro
The Honorable Ronald Lauder
Eugenio López Alonso
Bushra Khayat Jomaa
www.unwomenforpeace.org
WHY YOUR SUPPORT IS URGENTLY NEEDED
As you read these words, nearly 5 million women and girls are living in
slavery, victims of human trafficking.
These are more than just numbers, they are our mothers, our sisters, and
our daughters.
60 million more are child brides, and 140 million live with the pain of forced
genital mutilation.
An estimated 31 million girls of primary school age and 34 million girls of
lower secondary school age were not enrolled in school in 2011.
Women account for two thirds of the world’s 774 million adult illiterates.
We invite you and your organization to join us
in raising vital funds to support the
UN Trust Fund to End Violence Against Women programs that
will bring change to women and girls across the globe.
In addition to support of the UN Trust Fund to End Violence
Against Women, UN Women for Peace Association is proud to
announce our 2017 support of a UNWFPA school in Lebanon
dedicated to educating refugee girls.
www.unwomenforpeace.org
#IWALK4WOMEN
UN WOMEN FOR PEACE ASSOCIATION
PROUDLY SUPPORTS THE UN TRUST FUND
TO END VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN
THE UNITED NATIONS TRUST FUND TO END VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN (UN TRUST
FUND) WAS ESTABLISHED BY THE UNITED NATIONS GENERAL ASSEMBLY IN 1996. IT
IS THE ONLY GLOBAL, MULTILATERAL, GRANT-MAKING MECHANISM THAT IS
DEDICATED EXCLUSIVELY TO ADDRESSING ALL FORMS OF VIOLENCE AGAINST
WOMEN AND GIRLS. THE UN TRUST FUND IS ADMINISTERED BY UN WOMEN ON
BEHALH OF THE UN SYSTEM.
THE OVERRIDING AIM OF ALL UN TRUST FUND ACTIVIITIES IS TO SUPPORT
INITIATIVES THAT HAVE A REAL, CONCRETE AND LASTING IMPACT ON THE LIVES OF
WOMEN AND GIRLS. THE UN TRUST FUND FOCUSES ON THREE PRIORITY AREAS:
• Preventing violence against women and girls through empowering groups
especially at risk of violence, and engaging in strategic prevention efforts;
• Expanding survivor access to services and building the capacity of service
providers to respond effectively to the needs of women and girls affected by
violence; and
• Strengthening implementation of laws, policies, action plans and institutions to
become more effective, transparent and accountable in addressing violence against
women and girls.
IN 2017 THE REACH AND IMPACT OF THE WORK BY UN TRUST FUND GRANTEES
WAS GLOBAL AND GROUNDBREAKING:
106 77 $5.4M 6M 250,000
INITIATIVES COUNTRIES & TOTAL GRANT WOMEN, GIRLS WOMEN & GIRLS
TERRITORIES VALUE MEN & BOYS DIRECTLY BENEFITED
BENEFITED
THE MOMENT IS RIGHT PROJECTS FUNDED BY THE UN TRUST FUND ARE MAKING LARGE STRIDES TO PREVENT AND END VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN AND GIRLS, BUT RESOURCES FOR THESE INITIATIVES ARE SEVERELY LACKING. A RECENT STUDY BY THE FOUNDATION CENTER, A US-BASED ORGANIZATION, FOUND THAT ONLY 2 PERCENT OF ALL HUMAN RIGHTS-RELATED GIVING BY PRIVATE FOUNDATIONS IS ALLOCATED TO ENDING VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN AND GIRLS. ACCORDING TO RESEARCH BY THE ASSOCIATION FOR WOMEN’S RIGHTS IN DEVELOPMENT (AWID), THE MEDIAN INCOME FOR WOMEN’S RIGHTS ORGANIZATIONS GLOBALLY IS LESS THAN US $20,000. THE UN TRUST FUND’S GRANT GIVING RANGES FROM SCHOOL BASED PROGRAMS TO COMMUNITY-BASED INTERVENTIONS, TO INITIATIVES PROVIDING SUPPORT TO SURVIVORS OF VIOLENCE AND THOSE AT RISK. HOWEVER, THE TRUST FUND IS ABLE TO FUND JUST A FRACTION OF THE REQUESTS IT RECEIVES EACH YEAR, WHILE DEMAND IS GROWING STEADILY. LAST YEAR FOR EXPAMPLE, IT RECEIVED 1,792 APPLICATIONS FOR A TOTAL OF MORE THAN US $677 MILLION. THIS YEAR IS A CRITICAL JUNCTURE FOR THE FUTURE OF EFFORTS TO PREVENT AND END VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN AND GIRLS. THE SETTING OF THE SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS PROVIDES A UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY TO REPOSITION THE ISSUE OF VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN AND GIRLS AND ENSURE IT IS PLACED UNEQUIVOCALLY AT THE CENTRE OF THE SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT AGENDA. THE OPPORTUNITIES IN THE COMING MONTHS COULD PROVE PIVOTAL IN REVERSING THE TRENDS OF CHRONIC UNDERINVESTMENT IN INITIATIVES TO PREVENT AND END VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN AND GIRLS. FOR THESE COMMITMENTS TO BE TRANSFRORMED INTO REAL CHANGE IN THE LIVES OF WOMEN AND GIRLS THEY MUST BE MATCHED WITH AN AMBITIOUS AND ROBUST FINANCING PACKAGE. THE UN TRUST FUND IS MORE DETERMINED THAN EVER TO TURN PUBLIC COMMITMENTS INTO REAL IMPROVEMENTS IN THE LIVES OF WOMEN AND GIRLS.
UNWFPA PROJECT FOR 2017
THE UN WOMEN FOR PEACE ASSOCIATION SCHOOL FOR SYRIAN REFUGEE GIRLS
BEGINNING IN 2017, THE UNWFPA WILL FURTHER ADVANCE ITS GOALS OF INCREASING ACCESS TO EDUCATION AND
EMPOWERING WOMEN BY FOCUSING EFFORTS ON SYRIAN REFUGEE GIRLS IN LEBANON’S BEKAA VALLEY.
LEBANON IS A SMALL COUNTRY THAT HAS BEEN OVERWHELMED BY MORE THAN 1.5 MILLION SYRIAN REFUGEES.
THE BEKAA VALLEY IS WHERE SOME OF THE POOREST OF THEM HAVE SETTLED AS IT IS WITHIN WALKING DISTANCE
OF THEIR WAR-TORN HOMELAND.
THE UNWFPA PLANS TO MAKE A PROFOUND AND LONG-LASTING INTERVENTION IN THIS AREA BY FUNDING AN
EDUCATIONAL AND VOCATIONAL SCHOOL FOR 160 SYRIAN REFUGEE GIRLS FROM THE AGES OF 14-18. THESE GIRLS
AND THEIR FAMILIES FACE TREMENDOUS CHALLENGES ON A DAILY BASIS, SUCH AS THE NEED FOR EDUCATION,
HEALTHCARE, SAFE WATER, ADEQUATE SANITATION, PROPER HYGIENE, AND SUBSTANTIAL SHELTERS (MOST LIVE IN
NEARBY INFORMAL TENTED SETTLEMENTS).
THE UNWFPA SCHOOL FOR SYRIAN REFUGEES GIRLS WILL BE NONRELIGIOUS AND APOLITICAL, WELCOMING ALL
FAITHS. IT TEACHES THE OFFICIAL LEBANESE CURRICULUM OF SCIENCES, MATHEMATICS, ARABIC AND ENGLISH.
EXPERTS FROM THE AMERICAN UNIVERSITY OF BEIRUT (AUB) AND UNESCO CARRY OUT REGULAR TEACHER TRAINING
SESSIONS AND ENSURE PROPER APPLICATION OF THE CURRICULUM. THE STUDENTS ALSO LEARN VOCATIONAL AND
SKILLS TRAINING IN NURSING AIDE, COMPUTER LITERACY, SEWING AND EMBROIDERY, HAIRDRESSING AND
COSMETICS. UPON GRADUATION STUDENTS WILL RECEIVE A CERTIFICATE OF ACCREDITATION FROM THE LEBANESE
MINISTRY OF EDUCATION AND HIGHER EDUCATION.
AT THE UNWFPA SCHOOL THE GIRLS WILL RECEIVE SO MUCH MORE THAN LITERACY, NUMERACY AND VOCATIONAL
SKILL SETS. THEY WILL RECEIVE IMPORTANT CHILD AND WOMEN PROTECTION PROGRAMS THAT STRENGTHEN THEIR
RESILIENCE AGAINST VARIOUS KINDS OF EXPLOITATION AND INCREASE THEIR OPPORTUNITIES TO FIND JOBS AND
LEAD FULFILLING LIVES. THE ONSITE SCHOOL THERAPIST IS AVAILABLE TO ALL STUDENTS AND WILL SPEND EXTRA
TIME WITH ANY THAT REQUIRE SPECIAL ATTENTION.
IF THESE GIRLS ARE NOT EDUCATED THEY ARE SUBJECT TO SEX TRAFFICKING, BECOMING CHILD BRIDES, AND BEING
RECRUITED BY ISIS.
THE UN WOMEN FOR PEACE ASSOCIATION SCHOOL FOR SYRIAN REFUGEE GIRLS WILL POSITIVELY AFFECT THE LIVES
OF HUNDREDS OF GIRLS WHO PASS THROUGH ITS DOORS AND LAUGH AND LEARN IN ITS CLASSROOMS. AND
MOREOVER, THROUGH THE STRENGTH AND INTELLIGENCE AND BEAUTIFUL SPIRIT OF ITS MANY STUDENTS, THE
SCHOOL WILL POSITIVELY AFFECT THE LIVES OF ALL THOSE WHO THEY GO ON TO TEACH AND LOVE AND LIVE
AMONG.
2018 DETAILS
ANNUAL AWARDS LUNCHEON
THURSDAY, MARCH 8, 2018
UNITED NATIONS DELEGATES DINING ROOM
LUNCHEON CO-CHAIRS
Cristiana Andrade, Geoffrey Bradfield, Susan Gutfreund, Ling Tian,
Francine LeFrak, and Greg Schnackel
HONORING
The First Lady of Panama Lorena Castillo
Leyla Ilham Aliyeva
Sheikha Rima Al-Sabah
Eve Branson
Ashley Graham
SPEAKER
Sheikha Lulu Al-Sabah
2017 HIGHLIGHTS
ANNUAL AWARDS LUNCHEON
UNITED NATIONS DELEGATES DINING ROOM
2017 HONOREES INCLUDED
Women Empowerment Award
PHUMZILE MLAMBO-NGCUKA
Executive Director, UN Women
Leadership Award Peace Award
DEBORRA-LEE FURNESS DAVID BATSTONE
Co-Founder, HOPELAND President & Co-Founder, Not For Sale
Achievement Award Humanitarian Award Philanthropy Award
LOREEN ARBUS DAYLE HADDON LIN-MANUEL MIRANDA
Loreen Arbus Productions, Inc. Founder & CEO, WomenOne Playwright, Actor, Director
Presenter, Cate Blanchett Honoree, Deborra-Lee Furness Honoree, David Batstone
Presenter Debra Messing & Honoree Dayle Hadden UNWFPA’S Barbara Winston Miss USA Deshauna Barber, UNWFPA’S Muna Rihani
PAST UNWFPA HONOREES
H.E. Mr. Ban Ki-moon (2016) Paul Bettany (2015)
Mrs. Ban Soon-taek (2016) Robert Kraft (2015)
Eugenio López Alonso (2016) Trudie Styler (2014)
Francine LeFrak, Same Sky (2016) Goldman Sachs Foundation 10,000
Women Initiative, accepted by Dina
Habib Powell (2014)
HRH Princess Camilla of Bourbon- Bond No. 9, accepted by Laurice
Two Sicilies, Duchess of Castro (2016) Rahmé (2015)PAST LUNCHEON HIGHLIGHTS
Champion of Peace
$100,000
Entertaining Benefits:
• Seating for 10 guests (1 table) with premiere placement at the March 8, 2018
Awards Luncheon at the United Nations. Additionally 2 guests who will be seated at
the head table
• Opportunity for a UN official or celebrity guest to be seated at your table
• Invitations for 10 guests to the kick-off reception hosted by UNWFPA
Company Acknowledgement and Signage at the Event:
• Recognition as Champion of Peace from the podium during the awards luncheon
(estimated 400 attendees)
• Back cover in the luncheon event program
• Senior executive to provide a quote about “Why your company is supporting this event
and UNWFP’s efforts.” that will be incorporated into both event press releases
• Company name (logo where appropriate) will be included in all media materials and press
releases leading up to the luncheon
• Company logo as Champion of Peace on the luncheon’s step and repeat
• Company logo as Champion of Peace on the UNWFPA website throughout 2018 and
through January 2019 (one year of signage post event)Advocate of Peace
$50,000
Entertaining Benefits:
• Seating for 10 guests (1 table) with premium placement at the March 8, 2018
Awards Luncheon at the United Nations
• Opportunity for a UN dignitary or celebrity guest to be seated at your table
• Invitations for 10 guests to the kick-off reception hosted by UNWFPA
Company Acknowledgement and Signage at the Event:
• Recognition as Advocate of Peace in the program remarks onstage at the luncheon
• Inside front or back cover of the event program for an acknowledgement or advertisement
• Company logo as Advocate of Peace on the UNWFPA website throughout 2018 and
through January 2019 (one year of signage post event)Envoy of Peace
$25,000
Entertaining Benefits:
• One table of 10 guests (preferred seating) to the awards luncheon at the United Nations
on March 8, 2018
• Invitations for 10 guests to the kick-off reception hosted by UNWFPA
Company Acknowledgement and Signage at the Event:
• Full-page message or advertisement in the event journal
• Company name included in all event media materials as Envoy of Peace
• Company name listed as Envoy of Peace on the UNWFPA website throughout 2018 and
through January 2019 (one year of signage post event)Guardian of Peace
$10,000
Entertaining Benefits:
• One table of 10 guests to the awards luncheon at the United Nations
Company Acknowledgement and Signage at the luncheon:
• Full page message or advertisement in the event journal
• Company name included in all event materials as a Guardian of Peace
• Company name listed as Guardian of Peace on the UNWFPA website throughout 2018 and
through January 20192018 Sponsorship Confirmation
Please reserve the following and direct my support to:
__ UN Trust Fund To End Violence Against Women
__ UNWFPA school in Lebanon for Refugee Girls
CHAMPION OF PEACE @ $100,000
ADVOCATE OF PEACE @ $50,000
ENVOY OF PEACE @ $25,000
___ GUARDIAN OF PEACE @ $10,000
Our company is unable to participate this year, but would like to make a donation of $
NAME / TITLE:
COMPANY:
ADDRESS:
PHONE: MOBILE:
FAX: EMAIL:
Please charge my credit card $ __ American Express __ MasterCard __ Visa
Name on Card:
Credit Card Number: Exp. Date |
Signature:
Checks can be mailed to:
UN Women for Peace Association, Checks can be mailed to: UN WOMEN FOR PEACE ASSOCIATION EVENT OFFICE
c/o JKS Events, 27 Union Square West, Suite 200, New York, NY 10003
For further information regarding sponsorship opportunities please contact
Catherine Petree, Jonathan Marder + Company (212) 271-4284.
UN WOMEN for PEACE Association is a US non-profit organization registered under US tax ID # 26-39080752018 Journal Confirmation
Please reserve the following:
_____ Full Page (4 COLOR) _____Half Page (4 COLOR)
NAME / TITLE
ADDRESS:
CITY / STATE / ZIP:
PHONE: EMAIL: ______________________________________
UNWFPA is happy to create your ad message for the program. Please provide the copy and any
artwork via email to rsvp@unwomenforpeace.org.
Checks can be mailed to:
UN WOMEN FOR PEACE ASSOCIATION EVENT OFFICE
c/o JKS Events
27 Union Square West, Suite 200
New York, NY 10003
SUBMISSION DETAILS: ALL FILES DUE BY THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 2018
Please submit files with a resolution of 300 dpi or greater.
SOFTWARE: Illustrator CS3; Photoshop CS5; Quark 9.5; Acrobat Professional 8.0;
Microsoft Office 2011.
BLEEDS: The trim size of the publication is 8” x 8”. For bleed ads, allow an additional .25
inch on each side for trim purposes. Also include printer marks. See ad sizes below.
SPECS:
Full Page bleed: 8.25” x 8.25”
Full Page no bleed: 7.5” x 7.5”.
Half Page with bleed: 8 ¼” x 4 ½ “
Half Page no bleed: 8” x 4”PAST SPONSORS PAST COLLABORATORS
THANK YOU
FOR YOUR SUPPORT
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION ON SPONSORSHIP OPPPORTUNITIES
FOR THE 2018 ANNUAL LUNCHEON
PLEASE CONTACT THE UNWPFA SPONSORSHIP OFFICE
Catherine Petree, Jonathan Marder + Company
Catherine.Petree@gsmltd.net
TEL: 212.271.4284
Checks can be mailed to:
UN WOMEN FOR PEACE ASSOCIATION EVENT OFFICE
c/o JKS Events
27 Union Square West, Suite 200
New York, NY 10003
www.unwomenforpeace.org
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