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why support ccals?
• As a corporate partner, you will have
opportunities to have your logo displayed
on CCALS.org, CCALS’ Falmouth
website and in CCALS’ newsletters. In
2014, ccals.org received nearly 62,627
unique hits, and over 56,000 were first
time visits. In addition, the CCALS
newsletter is circulated to more than
14,000 households twice a year.
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• All proceeds directly serve ALS patients,
caregivers, and families.
• We provide a broad range of services
that fill the gap not covered by medical
insurance, traditional healthcare
institutions or other ALS organizations.
Sponsorship Opportunities
• Demand for our services has increased
30% in 2014.
• Your company will be partnering with one
of the top earning charities for the past
decade at this prestigious event.
Laurence Stokes and Marie-Josée Duquette
ran in memory of Stephen Stokes
Partner with us
to help us reach our goal of $350,000
to support those living with ALS
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Compassionate Care ALS
PO Box 1052, West Falmouth, MA 02574
(508) 444-6775 www.ccals.org falmouth.ccals.org
Who we are
Compassionate Care ALS (CCALS) is a nonprofit
organization that supports people diagnosed with
Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS or Lou Gehrig’s
disease), their families and communities as they navigate the
complexities, both physical and emotional, associated with the
disease. We offer a broad and holistic range of services, usually
not covered by insurance, that are tailored to meet the needs of
individuals with ALS and their families.
what we do
CCALS provides resources including
equipment, educational workshops,
medicare/medicaid assistance,
referrals and subsidized living
assistance. Beyond logistical and
physical support we offer guidance
and awareness as individuals, their
families and their caregivers
grapple with a myriad of
difficult possibilities. Our
ultimate vision is to support
those with ALS to live as
fully as possible within the
parameters of the illness, and
to face end-of-life issues with
dignity, grace, and awareness.
sponsorship levels & benefits
Platinum Sponsor: $10,000
• Two seats in the bleachers at the finish line of the
2015 Falmouth Road Race
• Two runner entries to the 2015 Falmouth Road Race
• Invitation to CCALS Pre-Race pasta dinner
• Invitation to and recognition at the Post-Race event
• Logo on the CCALS Falmouth website, Race
T-Shirt, and ccals.org home page
• Name and logo recognition in post-race newsletter
GOLD Sponsor: $5,000
• Invitation to post-race event
• Recognition and logo prominent at post-race event
• Logo on the CCALS Falmouth website and on
Race T-Shirt
• Name and logo recognition in post-race newsletter
silver Sponsor: $2,500
• Invitation to the pre-race appreciation dinner
• Logo on the CCALS Falmouth Road Race website
• Recognition in the CCALS post-race newsletter
Why the
Falmouth Road Race?
The historic Falmouth Road Race
has been run for the past 42 years
with more than 12,000 runners
participating in 2014. Since 2001
the race has been CCALS’ biggest
fundraising event of the year, and we
have repeatedly been one of the Race’s
top earning charities. In 2014, our 43
teams comprised of more than 148
runners and hundreds of supporters
raised more than $430,000.
Jenna Weldon runs Falmouth in 2014 in memory of her Uncle Doug Oakley
bronze Sponsor: $1,000
• Invitation to the pre-race appreciation dinner
• Logo on the CCALS Falmouth Road Race website
If you are interested in sponsoring
Compassionate Care ALS
for the New Balance Falmouth Road Race,
please call Ted Trevens at
(617) 731-5656 or email him at [email protected].
Visit our New Balance Falmouth Road Race website:
falmouth.ccals.org