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Phi Beta Kappa Society

VIP Reception

Sponsorship

LXCL:Includes: -The Gala dinner, program and dessert reception. Does not include the VIP reception

Gala Ticket

LXCL:Includes:VIP Pre-Event Reception at 6:30 p.m., Gala dinner, program, and dessert reception

Patron Ticket

LXCL:Includes: -Two Gala seats-Recognition in the Gala program and Gala webpage

Key Sponsor

LXCL:Includes: -Four Gala seats-Recognition in the Gala program and Gala webpage

Bronze Sponsor

LXCL:Includes:-Six reserved Gala seats-Recognition in the Gala program and Gala webpage-VIP Pre-Event Reception | 6:30 p.m.

Silver Sponsor

LXCL:Includes:-Eight reserved Gala seats-Logo recognition on event materials-Recognition in the Gala program and Gala webpage-VIP Pre-Event Reception | 6:30 p.m.

Gold Sponsor

LXCL:Includes:-One premier table (10 guests)-Premium logo placement on event materials-Recognition in the Gala program and Gala webpage-VIP Pre-Event Reception | 6:30 p.m.

Visionary Sponsor

LXCL:Includes:-Two premier tables (20 guests)-Premier logo placement on event signage-Verbal recognition from the podium during welcome remarks-Featured recognition in the Gala program-Prominent recognition on the Gala webpage and in digital communications-VIP Pre-Event Reception | 6:30 p.m.-Recognition in post-event donor acknowledgment

1776 Sponsor

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On December 5, 1776, a group of students at the College of William &amp; Mary founded Phi Beta Kappa on a simple but enduring conviction:&nbsp;love of learning is the guide of life. Exactly 250 years later, The Phi Beta Kappa Society invites you to commemorate this extraordinary milestone at a special anniversary gala in Washington, D.C. Join us for a dynamic evening bringing together Phi Beta Kappa members, distinguished guests, supporters, and leaders from higher education, philanthropy, the arts and sciences, and civic life. Together, we will celebrate the Society&#39;s remarkable legacy and reflect on the enduring power of knowledge to inspire meaningful action. Hosted at the Smithsonian National Postal Museum, the celebration will feature a gala dinner and special program, including remarks from Phi Beta Kappa Secretary and CEO Frederick M. Lawrence. Guests will also enjoy readings and reflections from distinguished poets, including former U.S. Poets Laureate Rita Dove and Tracy K. Smith, and 2021 National Youth Poet Laureate Alexandra Huynh. For two and a half centuries, Phi Beta Kappa has recognized academic excellence, championed the arts and sciences, and fostered freedom of thought. This historic occasion offers an opportunity not only to honor the generations of scholars, thinkers, and leaders who have shaped the Society&#39;s history, but also to look ahead to the next 250 years. We hope you will join us for this once-in-a-generation celebration as we honor our past, celebrate our present, and look toward a future where knowledge continues to inspire action.

On December 5, 1776, a group of students at the College of William &amp; Mary founded Phi Beta Kappa on a simple but enduring conviction: love of learning is the guide of life. Exactly 250 years later, The Phi Beta Kappa Society invites you to commemorate this extraordinary milestone at a special anniversary gala in Washington, D.C. Join us for a dynamic evening bringing together Phi Beta Kappa members, distinguished guests, supporters, and leaders from higher education, philanthropy, the arts and sciences, and civic life. Together, we will celebrate the Society's remarkable legacy and reflect on the enduring power of knowledge to inspire meaningful action. Hosted at the Smithsonian National Postal Museum, the celebration will feature a gala dinner and special program, including remarks from Phi Beta Kappa Secretary and CEO Frederick M. Lawrence. Guests will also enjoy readings and reflections from distinguished poets, including former U.S. Poets Laureate Rita Dove and Tracy K. Smith, and 2021 National Youth Poet Laureate Alexandra Huynh. For two and a half centuries, Phi Beta Kappa has recognized academic excellence, championed the arts and sciences, and fostered freedom of thought. This historic occasion offers an opportunity not only to honor the generations of scholars, thinkers, and leaders who have shaped the Society's history, but also to look ahead to the next 250 years. We hope you will join us for this once-in-a-generation celebration as we honor our past, celebrate our present, and look toward a future where knowledge continues to inspire action.

Phi Beta Kappa Society

250th Anniversary Gala

Smithsonian National Postal Museum

Gala Ticket

$250

Patron Ticket

$500

Key Sponsor

$2,500

Bronze Sponsor

$5,000

Silver Sponsor

$10,000

Gold Sponsor

$15,000

Visionary Sponsor

$25,000

1776 Sponsor

$50,000

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