SPONSORS

The Wild & Scenic Film Festival On Campus will integrate your brand into a world-class event and make you a partner in change—with other companies and your customers.

Imagine working with like-minded companies, creating meaningful partnerships and delivering critical environmental messages to your most valuable customers.

Reach the most open-minded members of our culture—youth—with powerful, first-person documentaries. Sponsor the presentation of innovative films and important stories not covered by mainstream media. And do so On Campus, where students spend most of their time…

Be part of it. End the stream of empty marketing catch phrases and come do something different with Wild & Scenic.

The Wild & Scenic Film Festival On Campus condenses the three-day home festival event into a program that features some of the best films. The Festival’s National Partners— Patagonia, Clif Bar, Tom’s of Maine, Earth Cinema Circle - a Gaiam Owned Company, Brighter Planet Visa and Whole Foods Market—helped these films reach a larger audience in 2007 – close to 80 communities nationwide.

Patagonia has been a Wild & Scenic Tour sponsor since 2004, underwriting tour venues through grant applications.

In 2008-2009 the Wild & Scenic Film Festival will be on campuses throughout North America.

Come with us. Bring your brand and make a difference.
Call 866.632.3067 for a complete sponsor package that is the right fit for your organization.

“We measure our success on the number of threats averted: old growth forests that were not clear-cut, mines that were never dug in pristine areas, toxic pesticides that were not sprayed. We look at the tangible results of our support: the damming dams dismantled, the rivers restored and listed as wild and scenic, the parks and wilderness areas created. We can’t claim sole credit for these victories; we were merely funding the frontline activists. Patagonia either provided the seed money or was a major funder for many of these initiatives and victories.”
Yvon Chouninard, from “Let My People Go Surfing”