Summit Sponsorship

Transforming Hawaiʻi’s Food System Together is a collaborative and multi-sectoral food system change initiative that seeks to convene key stakeholders, conduct applied research, articulate policy and planning recommendations and build statewide capacity to achieve a more economically robust, sustainable, equitable and resilient food system for Hawaiʻi.

Why Sponsor the Hawaiʻi Food System Summit 2024?

Sponsoring the Hawai‘i Food System Summit presents a unique opportunity to be at the forefront of transforming Hawai‘i’s food landscape. This pivotal event brings together 150 to 200 community leaders, policymakers, and organizations dedicated to enhancing food security and sustainability across the state. As a sponsor, your organization will gain visibility and alignment with critical discussions on current food system challenges and innovative policy solutions. You’ll be supporting meaningful collaborations among key stakeholders and contributing to the development of a more resilient and equitable food system network in Hawai‘i. By sponsoring, you demonstrate your commitment to creating a sustainable future for the islands while engaging with thought leaders and decision-makers who are shaping the future of Hawai‘i’s food systems. This is more than just an event—it’s an investment in the health and well-being of Hawai‘i’s communities.

Interested in Sponsoring?
Contact Alice Liu by November 22

ZERO Hunger

Food System Summit Objectives / Outcomes

  • Legislative Advocacy: Work together with legislative leadership to take urgent and concrete steps to end hunger in Hawai‘i.
  • Accountability: Foster a sense of responsibility within the network and committee to ensure that commitments are met and progress is tracked.
  • Collaborative Action: Work collectively to define clear outcomes and actionable steps, ensuring that participants are accountable to these goals.
  • Thematic Integration: Align the summit’s objectives with the Z.E.R.O Hunger themes, emphasizing the interconnectedness of food system issues and promoting holistic solutions.
  • Cross-Sector Collaboration: Break down silos in food system work, encouraging ongoing collaboration and understanding of how different sectors contribute to the goal of ZERO hunger.

Sponsorship Level Packages

Sponsorship BenefitsULU ($25,000+)NIU ($15,000-$24,999)KALO ($10,000-$14,999)ʻUALA ($5,000-$9,999)KUKUI ($1,000-$4,999)
Headline all conference materials (in-person & printing)X
Prominent mention on all conference materials (in-person & printing)XX
Logo placement on summit promotional collateralXXXXX
Recognition in social media and event websiteXXXXX
Exhibit table in the Summit22100
Summit Entry Ticket(s)54321
Your sponsorship will help create a platform where meaningful connections are made, objectives are clearly defined, and actionable steps are taken to end hunger in Hawai‘i. This is an opportunity to be part of a transformative effort with lasting impact.

Other Sponsorship Opportunities & In-Kind Donations

  • Pau Hana – $5,000: Cover pupus, drinks, and venue costs for ~ 30 attendees
  • Flight Sponsorship – $5,000: Provide round-trip flights for Neighbor Island representatives and youth groups
  • Accommodation Sponsorship – $5,000: Supports two to three nights of lodging on Oʻahu for approximately 15 attendees
  • Meal Voucher Sponsorship – $5,000: Provides dinner vouches for approximately 150 attendees
  • Venue: Space rental or donation of location for the event, including setup and cleaning services
  • Decorations: Event decor such as table settings, lighting & staging equipment
  • Speaker: Professional speaker or facilitator
  • Food: Catering services, locally sourced meals, snacks & breverages
  • Marketing: Promotional materials, social media promotion & event signage
  • Flower lei donations
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MAHALO to our Hawaiʻi Food System Summit 2024 Sponsors:

  • NIU Level: Honolulu Office of Climate Change, Sustainability and Resiliency
  • KALO Level: Hawaiʻi Hunger Action Network
  • ʻUALA Level: Ke Ō Mau Center
  • KUKUI Level: HHF Planners, Johnson Ohana Foundation & Kōkua Hawaiʻi Foundation