West Coast Black Television Network ***WCBTN***

Television Production * Entertainment * Distribution * Community Affairs * 41 Sutter Street Suit 1014 San Francisco CA 94104 * Johnny McCartney CEO & Founder, (415) 756-8544 * Johnny Trotman, Executive Vice President Entertainment & Productions (866)-907-3777 Candy XXXXXXXXXXXX

Greetings! To Whom It May Concern: This is our ongoing effort to preserve the arts, culture, and diverse voices in our communities, schools, neighborhoods and work place, and to provide fresh and cutting-edge productions in the media of Television, Music and Live Entertainment. Our company, West Coast Black Television Network (WCBTN) in association with our marketing arm, JLaChic Productions, LLC, and request an opportunity to speak with you regarding sponsorship, funding and/or marketing opportunities for our media coverage and special event productions. We even have a relationship with the NFL Corporate and the Super Bowl. We are honored and excited about covering this major sporting event and ask your assistance in providing funding for administrative, promotion and production cost. The West Coast Black Television Network (WCBTN) is a media production network company, working in conjunction with private, public, corporate and non-profit organizations to assure that the rich and vibrant cultures of Black, Latino, and Mexican, Puerto Rican, Asian and Indian perspectives are heard, acknowledged and preserved through aired broadcast, documentary, music and live productions. After every event, a portion of proceeds from revenue building productions is donated to community service programs dedicated to advancing the creative and innovative talents of todays youth and seniors. With a focus on Preserving the Arts through Media, our high school directed, non-profit Streets2Studios project focuses on early intervention, mentoring, career grooming, through hands-on training for under-privileged multi-cultural youth in multimedia entertainment. Since 1998 the program has served as a catalyst for our youth to improve academics, truancy, and peer relationships, avoid drugs and gangs, while raising social, civic and educational awareness through hands-on involvement in the art of multi-media. In the 2000 Mayor Willie Brown of San Francisco presented a proclamation declaring Dec 2nd Streets2Studios Day in the City by the Bay. Our presents at the NFL Super Bowl Media Day and week long event will catapult our mission to a new level of public awareness. It would be of great honor to have your company serve as a sponsor of this very worthwhile endeavor. By associating with organizations such as yours, we are able to assist with establishment, support, and/or restoration of artistic venues for people of all ages. It not only will help make this production a memorable one, it will also demonstrate a united effort for Preserving the Arts in our community. There are many ways of demonstrating your companys support, all of which are described on subsequent pages. We thank you in advance for any consideration. For more information and or questions, please do not hesitate to contact us at either of the numbers indicated below. .

Sincerely John Mc Carney, CEO (415) 756-8544 Johnny Trotman, Executive Vice President 866.907.3777 Karen Gadson-Executive Vice President of WCBTN New Programming

West Coast Black Television Network (WCBTN)

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Entertainment * Promotions * Community Affairs

Sponsorship Deck Streets2Studios Preservation of the Arts Project

Thank you for your consideration! Opportunities for supporting this worthwhile endeavor include:
Private or Corporate Funding Sponsorships Advertisement Opportunities Vendor Display Booths 1. Private or Corporate Funding

The West Coast Black Television Network (WCBTN welcomes all levels of funding, whether its for a season, specific production, or operating expenses as a whole. This business proposal however covers the NFL media week productions only, operating expenses and potential revenue is a prospectus. For each level, the following benefits are available:

Official and exclusive recognition as the productions sponsor on all media Type Transport Personnel Production Contribution $3.000-$5,000 $5,500 - $10,000 $15,500 - $20,000 Description Round Trip Airfare & Car Rental Transportation 6 personnel Food & Lodging, Production expense for 6 personnel TV *Radio*Promotion*Marketing*Administration*Miscellaneous

2.

Corporate Sponsorships Corporate sponsorship at all levels assures:

Official recognition throughout the NFL Super Bowl Media Week on Sweat Shirts-Caps etc. Company logo display on easel-size posters for the duration of media week and party night 10 complimentary party tickets; Corporate VIP table with signage on party table Company logo displayed on the aired Television Productions, Radio, website with link to all press media

The following sponsorship levels are available. Note, for more exclusive recognition, contributions (if desired) may be used to sponsor media promotions such as the below. We promote your support at all events via posters-flyers etc. Type Platinum Gold Silver Bronze All Sponsors 3. Contribution $20,000 - $40,000 $10,500 - $19,500 $5,500 - $ 10,000 $1,000 - $5,000 $ 1,000 - $40.000 Description Television: recognition on all 30 second commercials to be aired during week of Super Bowl. Equivalent to contribution Program will be Re-Broadcast. Plus all of the below Radio: 30 second commercials to be aired during prime time +below Logo on T-shirts, caps, passive promotions + Below Company Logo & product in Goodie Bag given to all NFL Players Internet: Logo and company info inside publications and press

Advertisement in Program and Souvenir Booklet Type Business Card T-Shirts & Caps Club Rental Passive Advertising Cost $250.00 $1000.00 $2,500.00 $1,500.00

4. Vendor Display Booths

Type Shared Single Cost $5,000.00 $15,000.00 Size / Description Radio and Media press) Television Production pre-recorded and rebroadcast during the year.

Please call 510-799-3777 or 415-756-8544 for more information or applications. We thank you again.
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