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Become a Sponsor

Help Protect the Agricultural Reserve

Join Sugarloaf Citizens Association in celebrating the land, its farmers, and the community that sustains it. Your sponsorship will help make this special farm-to-table gathering possible while supporting SCA’s ongoing work to preserve and protect our beloved Agricultural Reserve.

About the Event

Building on SCA’s 2024 50th Anniversary celebration, this year we will welcome well over 100 guests to a special farm-to-table dining extravaganza featuring locally grown and produced food, wine, and cocktails to preserve our beloved reserve, support SCA, and applaud the Ag Reserve Community and our partners.

 

Sponsorship Opportunities


In-Kind Sponsorship

SCA is proud to support a community rich in farmers and producers. Caterers will prepare and serve a delicious farm-to-table feast showcasing locally sources products generously donated by Ag Reserve farmers and producers.

Please consider donating your signature products—meat, produce, drinks, alcohol, flowers, or other unique local fare to be enjoyed by 120+ guests. Benefits of in-kind sponsorship include:

  • Inclusion in naming of menu items on printed menus at each seat or on bar signage as appropriate

  • Recognition on social media and SCA event communications

  • Logo inclusion on food sponsorship signage in buffet area and dining area.

For more information on in-kind sponsorship, please email Shelley Heron.


Financial Sponsorship

Review the grid below to find the sponsorship level that’s right for you, then scroll down to make your selection. You’ll be asked to select your sponsorship level, provide a few basic details, and complete your payment. We’ll follow up after your purchase to collect any logo files, recognition details, and guest information needed. Sponsorship opportunities are limited, so please reserve your level early. For questions or assistance, please email Victoria Thompson.

Preservation Sponsor (3 of 3 available) Harvest Sponsor (3 of 3 available) Reserve Sponsor (5 of 5 available) Friends of the Ag Reserve (Unlimited) Table Sponsor (6 of 6 available)
$2,000 or more $1,000 or more $500 or more $250 or more $2,000
Premier logo display and recognition throughout event and in event materials X
Toast speaking opportunity during event and 2 tickets to event X
Dedicated signage with logo in buffet area X
Opportunity for discounted Table Sponsorship add-on ($1,800 additional donation) X
Recognition on social media and SCA event communications (link as appropriate) X X
Recognition during speaking remarks at event X X X X
Logo inclusion on sponsorship signage in dining area X X X X
Table naming and logo on your table centerpiece X
Full table of 10 tickets to the event X

Select Sponsorship

Preservation Sponsor: $2,000 or more
(3 of 3 available)

  • Premier logo display and recognition throughout event and in event materials

  • Toast speaking opportunity during event and

  • 2 tickets to event

  • Dedicated signage with logo in buffet area

  • Opportunity for discounted Table Sponsorship add-on ($1,800 additional donation)

  • Recognition on social media and SCA event communications (link as appropriate)

  • Regognition during speaking remarks at event

  • Logo inclusion on sponsorship signage in dining area


Harvest Sponsor: $1,000 or more
(3 of 3 available)

  • Recognition on social media and SCA event communications (link as appropriate)

  • Recognition during speaking remarks at event

  • Logo inclusion on sponsorship signage in dining area


Reserve Sponsor: $500 or more
(5 of 5 available)

  • $500 or more

  • Recognition during speaking remarks at event

  • Logo inclusion on sponsorship signage in dining area


Friends of the Ag Reserve: $250 or more
(Unlimited)

  • Logo inclusion on sponsorship signage in dining area

SELECT

Table Sponsor: $2000 per full table of 10 tickets
(6 of 6 available)

  • Recognition during speaking remarks at event

  • Table naming and logo on your table centerpiece


Silent Auction

A major highlight of the evening is our Ag Reserve-themed Silent Auction. We are actively seeking in-kind donations of themed baskets, gift certificates, and experiences from local businesses and community partners. Silent Auction sponsors will be recognized with logo inclusion on silent auction sponsorship signage in auction area and bidding paperwork.

To contribute to the Silent Auction, email Victoria Thompson.

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About Sugarloaf Citizens Association

Sugarloaf Citizens Association (SCA) is a nonprofit organization of volunteers founded in 1973. Our primary mission is to preserve and protect the Agricultural Reserve - the 93,000 acres of northern Montgomery County zoned in the 1980s for farming, land conservation, and open space. We also advocate for sound environmental stewardship and climate change policies in the Ag Reserve and for the county as a whole—for the benefit of all residents.

Our headquarters at Linden Farm on more than 150 acres in Dickerson, Maryland, is home to SCA’s regenerative agriculture pilot program.

More than 50 Years of Advocacy & Education

With community support, SCA has won legal battles that strengthen the right of citizens to petition the state to challenge the environmental impact of large-scale energy and trash projects.

Key achievements include:

  • Working closely to monitor and advocate on behalf of the Ag Reserve on the proposed Data Center project in Dickerson and across the County

  • Urged Montgomery County to limit the Dickerson incinerator to only accept waste from within the County. We continue our work with the County to reinvent its trash management program, with a primary aim being shuttering the incinerator for good

  • Hosted Montgomery County Executive Candidate Forums for both Democratic and Republican candidates to ensure that Ag Reserve issues were front and center

  • Successfully advocated for the closure of the Dickerson coal-fired power plant

  • Led the fight to defeat a Potomac River bridge into the Ag Reserve because of concerns about the bridge’s negative environmental impact