Our work is entirely funded by private donations – we receive no money from government. Your money will help us continue funding research into vitiligo and supporting people affected by the condition.
For Sponsors | SILVER / $15,000
Silver Sponsors are the backbone of our community. This tier is ideal for organizations that want to show support, gain visibility, and be part of a meaningful event—on a more accessible scale.
Benefits include
- Compact booth or tabletop space (~6’ x 6’) for brochures, signage, or displays
- Logo on WVD website sponsor page and in the printed program
- Featured in 1–2 social media posts
- Group acknowledgment in one WVD video or livestream
- 2 complimentary registrations with priority seating
- Recognition in 1 targeted email blast to 10K regional subscribers
- Name/logo listed in “Thank You” section of event materials
- Digital “Silver Sponsor” badge for web and socials
It’s a great way to step in, stand with the vitiligo community, and be recognized for your commitment.
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