Historic Athens Porchfest: Porch Sponsor Sign-Up 
Hello and thank you for your interest in a tax-deductible contribution to Historic Athens Porchfest 2023. All proceeds benefit Historic Athens, a 55-year-old 501c3 education and advocacy non-profit that works to celebrate and conserve the community heritage of Athens, Georgia.

Because Historic Athens Porchfest (more info at historicathensporchfest.com) is free and open to the public, all funds collected for the event are collected through sponsorship. As a sponsor, you are making a direct impact on this event and our organization.

This year on Sunday, October 15th, Historic Athens Porchfest is happy to offer 200 Porch Sponsorships, available on a first-come, first-serve basis. As a Porch Sponsor, you will be the sponsor for one, specific, unique concert at this year's Historic Athens Porchfest. For only $175 each, your name or logo (based on your preference) will be featured on the yard sign placed at the concert location for more than a week before - and on the day of - the individual concert that you will be sponsoring. You will be the official Porch Sponsor for that event!

Please complete the short form below to claim your Porch Sponsorships. Questions? Text (706) 296-3583. 
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# of Porch Sponsorships Being Claimed *
Optional: Would you like to request to sponsor a specific address or addresses? (If so, please list below. A full list of all concerts can be found at https://bit.ly/porchlineup23)
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Porch sponsorships - and specific locations - will be claimed on a first-come, first-serve basis. By submitting below, you are agreeing to make a $150 tax-deductible contribution for each Porch Sponsorship claimed. Please click submit below. Historic Athens will be in touch over the coming weeks! Thank you so much for your support for Historic Athens. 
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