COASTAL CLUB
$2,500 minimum contribution – includes five
(5) 1-year individual memberships to the
Committee, along with prominent display of
your company’s name in all written materials
and at Committee functions.
HARBOUR CLUB
$1,000 minimum contribution – includes
three (3) 1-year individual memberships to
the Committee, along with prominent display
of your company’s name in all written materials
and at Committee functions.
BEAUFORT CLUB
$10,000 minimum contribution – includes ten
(10) 1-year individual memberships to the
Committee, along with prominent display of
your company’s name in all written materials
and at Committee functions.
PAMLICO CLUB
$5,000 minimum contribution – includes
eight (8) 1- year individual memberships to
the Committee, along with prominent display
of your company’s name in all written materials
and at Committee functions.
members & sponsorship
Please consider becoming a sponsor of the Beaufort County Committee of 100. As a Sponsor, your company’s name will be prominently displayed at all Committee luncheons and banquets, on newsletters, and on the Committee’s semimonthly full page article in the Washington Daily News. Along with this exposure for your company, each sponsorship also includes one-year memberships. The contribution level for each Club level is cumulative. For example, if you choose to make a $1,000 annual contribution to the Committee, you would be a member of the Harbour Club for years 1 through 4, and on the 5th year, you would move up to the Coastal Club.
All contributions to the Committee are tax-deductible. Our Tax ID number is: 58-1635412.
Beaufort County Committee of 100 is an equal opportunity employer and does not discriminate against any employee or applicant for employment based on
race, color, religion, national origin, age, gender, sex, ancestry, citizenship status, mental or physical disability, genetic information, sexual orientation, veteran status, or military status.
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