Sponsorship

  • Leader $5,000

    Name, logo and business website link on YWCA Yakima website and social media.

    Full page advertisement in the digital event program.

    (2) tickets to the VIP meet and greet day of the event.

    (2) tables of ten at the luncheon with premium seating.

    inclusion in radio, print ads, social media blasts plus mentions in all our press releases.

  • Visionary $3,500

    Name, logo and business website link on YWCA Yakima website and social media.

    half-page advertisement in the digital event program.

    (2) tickets to the VIP meet and greet day of the event.

    (1) table of ten at the luncheon.

  • Pioneer $2,500

    Name, logo and business website link on YWCA Yakima website and social media.

    1/4 page advertisement in the digital event program.

    (2) tickets to the VIP meet and greet day of the event.

    (1) table of ten at the luncheon.

  • Explorer $1,500

    Logo in the digital event program, social media mentions.

    (1) ticket to the VIP meet and greet day of the event.

    (1) table of ten at the luncheon.

  • Table $1,000

    (1) table for you and 9 other guests,

    Table host name will be listed in the digital event program.

SPONSOR

Meet the Speaker

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Meet the Speaker *

Retired NYPD Detective Katrina Brownlee’s inspiring journey from domestic violence survivor to respected advocate is a powerful testament to resilience and empowerment.

At 22 years old, Katrina was shot 10 times in a violent domestic relationship with her ex-fiancé that worked in law enforcement. The attempted murder left her paralyzed, and after several surgeries, she had to relearn how to walk. Despite enduring years of physical and emotional trauma, including homelessness, Katrina triumphed over adversity and went on to serve 24 years in the NYPD, retiring as a top-ranking detective.

Katrina is now a sought-after speaker and the founder of Young Ladies of Our Future, a non-profit dedicated to empowering at-risk young women by promoting self-esteem, health, and wellness. Through her memoir, And Then Came the Blues, Katrina continues to inspire others with her story of survival, healing, and hope.