The Red Nation Celebration – The Second Annual American Indian Heritage Month 2007 would not be possible the support of companies, foundations and individuals like YOU.
All Red Nation Celebration Events represents a unique opportunity. Sponsors can positively communicate their company's name, image, products and services to a clearly defined, influential, socially aware and highly receptive audience.
RED NATION CELEBRATION offers companies and corporations the opportunity to tie nonprofit investment to business strategy.
Investing in RED NATION CELEBRATION – AMERICAN INDIAN HERITAGE MONTH can help companies meet their community involvement objectives.
The RED NATION CELERBATION Collective has created a comprehensive sponsorship package that allows maximum media exposure and public coverage to our sponsors.
We specifically seek partnerships with organizations and corporations who:
• Are socially responsible and contribute to charitable causes.
• Are interested in promoting their company's name, image, products and services to a clearly defined, influential,
socially aware and highly receptive audience.
• Are interested in increasing brand loyalty or enhancing Corporate Image.
• Want to build a relationship with the entertainment industry and independent film & music community.
• Want to network with future clients and invite present clients to the
• Are interested in making connections and future partner within the American Indian Community.
• Are interested in building relationships within American Indian community on environmental issues we all face
globally.
What is Red Nation Celebration? Established in 1995, Red Nation Celebration (RNC) is a nonprofit organization whose mission is to support American Indian performing artists through education and introduction to mainstream media, and to educate the public on American Indian cultural and artistic expression. Founded by Joanelle Romero, RNC began in Santa Fe, New Mexico as part of the world famous Indian Market and is now recognized as a Grammy event producer, showcasing many
American Indian recording artists, Grammy winners, and nominees to the world.
RNC is also the world's largest archival home of American Indian songwriters, artists, poets, traditional dancers, and storytellers. A 21-year history of archival performance footage has been enhanced by interviews with the artists themselves, speaking about their music, their inspirations, their dreams and their homeland.
