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Sponsorships Available for Soroptimist Fashion Show

Press Release | Thursday, Feb 7, 2013

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Soroptimist International of Greater Santa Clarita is pleased to present our fantastic Fashion Show and Boutique on Sunday, March 17, at the Hyatt Regency Valencia. “Mischief & Malarkey” is produced by Shelley Hann and chaired by both Hann and Sandi Naba.

The amazing Ed Masterson will host this year’s “Mischief & Malarkey” Fashion Show. The show will feature fabulous men and women of the Santa Clarita Valley, professional models and many exciting surprises. We are pleased to present fashions from our own local high-end boutiques.

We look forward to your participation and support in making this event a great success. The following opportunities are available for your consideration:

Shelley Hann, producer

* Title Sponsorship at $5,000, which will include tickets for a table of 10.

* Centerpiece Sponsorship at $1,500, which will include 4 tickets to the event.

* Vendor Space is available at $125 for the first table and $75 for an additional table.

* Best Seats in the House Table at $1,500 (table of 10).

* VIP Tables at $1,250 (table of 10).

* Individual Tickets at $75.

If you have any questions, or require additional information, contact Shelley Hann (shelleyhannpresents@gmail.com, 818-599-0011) or Sandi Naba (SBNaba@gmail.com, 661-645-1893).

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