Sponsorship for Beer in the Bushes Now Available

provided to The Santiva Chronicle

For the first time since Ian struck, Sanibel Captiva Conservation Foundation’s Beer in the Bushes is back on Saturday, March 30 at the newly restored SCCF headquarters on Sanibel Captiva Road.

What better place to mark the 10th anniversary of the islands’ favorite party. “It feels really good to be sharing our new HQ with the Beer in the Bushes revelers,” said SCCF Events Manager Jeff Siwicke. “Coming together after all we have been through — it feels like exactly the celebration we can all use right about now.”

“We have plenty of space for roaming about our Food Truck Alley and craft breweries, dancing, and for quality time with friends — new and old,” Siwicke adds.

Railroad Earth

Headlining the 10th Annual Beer in the Bushes is the incomparable band Railroad Earth. For over two decades, Railroad Earth has captivated audiences with gleefully unpredictable live shows and elevated studio output.

The band regularly sells out hallowed venues like the Red Rocks Amphitheater and Sony Hall, and returns annually to longstanding music festivals, always bringing eloquent songcraft, bluegrass soul, and rock ‘n’ roll spirit.

“Thanks to our good friends and returning Band Sponsor, The Marcums, we are taking the music and production up to a level we have not seen before. This will be a show not to be missed,” says Siwicke, who has a well-known penchant for hand-picking bands that get the crowd moving.

Aside from great music and other entertainment surprises, the event will also feature its namesake craft beer from regional breweries, and a diverse array of food trucks. Guests will enjoy a wide variety of food and beverage options, including beer and wine tastings, soft drinks and water, snacks, and dinner offerings.

“Becoming a sponsor is the one sure way to know you’re in for this traditionally sold-out event,” said Siwicke. “A limited number of tickets will be available after all the interested sponsors have been confirmed.”

Presenting sponsors Mark and Debbie Wimmer of Wimmer Communities, left, and SCCF’s Jenny Evans and Jeff Siwicke welcome you to become a sponsor.

Wimmer Communities is returning as presenting sponsor and many other sponsor opportunities are available, including:

• Brewmaster – $2,500 – 10 admission tickets including beer glass and Trux Bux for each ticket holder, prominent logo placement on event website with a link to your website, a news release and photo on multiple media platforms recognizing your support, and your logo placed in our print media and online thank you ad.

• Keg Sponsor – $1,750 – 6 admission tickets including beer glass and Trux Bux for each ticket holder, logo placement on event website with a link to your website, inclusion in a news release on multiple media platforms recognizing your support, and your logo placed in our print media and online thank you ad.

• Growler Sponsor – $1,250 – 4 admission tickets including beer glass and Trux Bux for each ticket holder, logo placement on event website with a link to your website, inclusion in a news release on multiple media platforms recognizing your support, and your logo placed in our print media and online thank you ad.

• Pint Sponsor – $750 – 2 admission tickets including beer glass and Trux Bux for each ticket holder, and your name placed in our print media and online thank you ad.

All sponsors can count on signage recognition at Beer in the Bushes on March 30. Invitations will also be extended for a special Sponsor Thank You Party at a later date.

Contact SCCF Development Director Cheryl Giattini at 239-822-6121 or cgiattini@sccf.org, if you are interested in sponsoring.

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