Sponsorship Opportunities

Individuals, families and corporate sponsors are invited to
join the Central Ventura County Fire Safe Council

Individuals, families and corporate sponsors are invited to support the Central Ventura County Fire Safe Council at the levels listed below. To become a sponsor, either click the PayPal button below, or print-out and fill-in the Sponsorship Form, and return to us via US Mail with your payment.

Thank you to our current sponsors mentioned below.

Lupine Level

$100

Listing on website and recognition at annual donor event

Current Sponsors

Sugar Bush Level

$250

Listing on website and recognition at annual donor event, plus logo on CVCFSC website with link to donor’s website

Current Sponsors

Manzanita Level

$500

Listing on website and recognition at annual donor event, plus logo on CVCFSC website with link to donor’s website. Plus logo on 2018 CVCFSC brochure, sponsorship of one CVCFSC event and recognition at event

Current Sponsors

Live Oak Level

$1,000

Listing on website and recognition at annual donor event, plus logo on CVCFSC website with link to donor’s website. Plus logo on 2018 CVCFSC brochure, sponsorship of one CVCFSC event and recognition at event, plus logo on invitations to annual CVCFSC donor event, and banner displayed at two CVCFSC events.

Current Sponsors

Give what you can.

All contributions to the Central Ventura County Fire Safe
Council are tax-deductible. Tax ID number: 27-1527559

Sponsorship information is for use only by the Central
Ventura County Fire Safe Council staff and will not be
sold or otherwise distributed.

If you aren’t able to make a financial contribution but would be willing to donate your time, or if you have another type of donation in mind, we would love to hear from you! Please contact us at info@cvcfiresafe.org

The mission of the Central Ventura County Fire Safe Council is to reduce the threat of wildfire to farms, ranches, urban neighborhoods and infrastructure, through an aggressive program of action, education and collaboration with local, state and federal fire protection agencies.