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The VR Foundation offers a range of sponsorship opportunities for its educational events, which draw diverse audiences including researchers, physicians, dermatologists, medical students, celebrities, and patient community leaders from around the world.
World Vitiligo Day
World Vitiligo Day (WVD) is the most significant annual event in the vitiligo community, typically centered around June 25th.
VRF proudly stands as the founder and global manager of the rolling WVD headquarters, coordinating international efforts while other organizations host national and local events. This unique structure ensures maximum exposure for sponsors at both international and local levels.
The typical week-long celebration includes:
- Community meetings, lectures, walks, and picnics organized by individuals and patient support groups
- Educational events for healthcare professionals hosted by participating hospitals and clinics
- Activities often extending to weekends before or after the main date
Sponsorship Levels
VRF offers various sponsorship tiers for the global World Vitiligo Day conference and related activities:
1. Bronze Level ($1,000): Five opportunities available
- Includes name and logo on conference materials
- Logo display in pre-session slideshows
2. Silver Level ($2,500): Three opportunities available
- Similar benefits to Bronze, with additional perks
3. Gold Level ($10,000): Two opportunities available
- Includes an exhibitor's table at the main conference
4. Platinum Level ($30,000): One exclusive opportunity
- Offers a 10-minute presentation slot
- Covers the global WVD conference and select community events worldwide
By participating in these sponsorship opportunities, organizations can contribute significantly to advancing vitiligo awareness, research, and support for affected individuals.
For in-kind and other sponsorship opportunities, please email us
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