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For Sponsors | BRONZE / $7,500
Our Bronze tier is perfect for organizations who want to lend their voice, show solidarity, and take part in World Vitiligo Day campaign in a meaningful but modest way. You’ll still get visibility, appreciation, and a seat at the table—just with a smaller footprint.
Benefits include
- Shared booth or tabletop (~6’ x 6’) in the community sponsor zone
- Logo on WVD website (Bronze Sponsors section) with link
- Recognition in 1–2 social media posts
- Name/logo on group “Thank You” slides during the event
- Recognition in 1 email to 10K regional subscribers
- 2 complimentary registrations
- One flyer/postcard displayed at registration/info table
- Digital “Bronze Sponsor” badge to share on your platforms.
Whether you’re a local clinic, a startup, or a passionate supporter, the Bronze level lets you stand with the vitiligo community and be seen doing it.
Sometimes a little goes a long way.
FAQOther Questions
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