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2018 SPONSORSHIP GUIDEThird-Annual Ethical Leadership Luncheon and FundraiseryouthfrontiersWednesday, May 9, 2018 11 a.m. – 1:15 p.m. Pfister Hotel , MilwaukeeHelp Youth Frontiers build character in thousands of young people throughtransformative retreats focused on kindness, courage and respect. Together, wecan build positive communities and inspire character in schools across Wisconsin.Youth Frontiers jhauser@youthfrontiers.org 414.909.1901

E THICAL LE ADERSHIP LUNCHEON – WISCONSINYouth Frontiers’ 2017 Character Award Winner, HannahMerlo, a senior from Waterford Union High SchoolYouth Frontiers (YF) aims to change the way kidstreat each other in every hallway, lunch line andclassroom of every school in America. We do this byreaching kids at critical ages and providing dynamicexperiences that enhance values and build selfawareness, empathy and connectedness. We’rehelping build the next generation of ethical leaders.This year, YF will deliver our character andleadership development retreats for more than22,000 elementary, middle and high school studentsand educators in Wisconsin. We support public,private, parochial and charter schools* by addressingissues beyond their academic focus – issues that willprofoundly shape students’ personal developmentand success in life.On May 9, 2018, YF will gather leaders andcommunity members to raise critical funds for YF’sWisconsin retreats. This year’s event brings aspects ofour powerful retreats to you – so you and your guestscan experience firsthand the transformative powerof our programs. We will also honor both a studentand a community leader for their contributions toenhancing character and civility in Wisconsin.This year’s inaugural Leader of CharacterAward will honor the work of Richard Pieper,Non-Executive Chairman of PPC Partners, Inc.and Founder of Wisconsin Character EducationPartnership. Our Student of Character Award willbe selected from a Milwaukee-area high school inMarch. Students are nominated by their teachers andselected by a committee.Last year’s Ethical Leadership Luncheon attractedmore than 180 guests and was made possible bycorporate, individual and nonprofit sponsors.Ethical Leadership LuncheonYouth Frontiers’ inauguralLeader of Character Awardwill honor Richard Pieper,Non-Executive Chairmanof PPC Partners, Inc.Date: Wednesday, May 9, 2018Time: 11 a.m. – 1:15 p.m.Location: Pfister Hotel, MilwaukeeWe thank you in advance for your participation andsupport! To learn more about our unique funding modeland why your sponsorship matters, turn to page three.*To see a full list of our Wisconsin school partners, turn to page 7.Sponsor ship Guide 2

OUR MODELHow does your sponsorship help YF achieve its mission?With the partnership of business, civic, faith and education leaders, Youth Frontiers is able to inspire kids tolive with character and help build a better world.We want every school – private, public, charter or parochial – to be able toafford Youth Frontiers retreats. Schools pay 55 percent of the retreat cost andthe philanthropic support of individuals, foundations and corporations covers the55%remaining 45 percent. This model keeps retreat costs affordable for schools while SchoolSharekeeping schools vested. It also allows communities to participate financially in thecharacter development of the next generation. This school year, we need to raise 100,000 in Wisconsin to help underwrite our programs in schools. Thank you foryour consideration to help make this happen!PA R E N TI N GE X P E RT45%DonorShare“As bullying and disrespect become increasingly pressing issues in schools,Youth Frontiers is one of the few organizations in our nation with decades ofexperienced solutions.”– Dr. David Walsh, Bestselling Author and National Speaker on parenting“What makes YF so effective at teaching character? It is simple: Their staffconnects with kids. YF’s facilitators know how adolescent students’ minds workand they know how to encourage students to take ownership of their character. ”– Educator, Racine Unified School DistrictSponsor ship Guide 3ED U CATOR

OUR 2017 LUNCHEON EVENTPhotos from our 2017 Ethical Leadership Luncheon. Top left: Our keynote speaker, Jayne Hladio, EVP fromU.S. Bank. Top Right: The crowd enjoys lunch before the program begins. Bottom left: Youth Frontiers’Founder & CEO, Joe Cavanaugh, with our 2017 Character Award Winner, Hannah Merlo. Bottom right:Scott Haag, Darlene and Jerry Kostner with Joe Cavanaugh.2017 SponsorsYouth Frontiers has been fortunate to partner with numerous corporations, foundations, individuals andnonprofits for our Ethical Leadership Luncheon. We are grateful to our 2017 sponsors:Allen EdmondsAlverno CollegeBaker TillyBest BuddiesMadeline BorkinCollege PossibleDeWitt Ross & StevensHays CompaniesMarquette UniversityMilwaukee Business JournalMilwaukee Public SchoolFoundation, Inc.National Guardian Life Wells Fargo Dealer ServicesInsurance Companyof MilwaukeeTeaming for a Brighter Wisconsin CharacterTomorrowEducation PartnershipTEMPOU.S. BankSponsor ship Guide 4

2016-17 WISCONSIN SCHOOL PARTNERSDuring the 2016-17 school year, YF worked with 175Wisconsin schools and 22,432 students and educators.7 Rivers Community High SchoolCarmen High School of ScienceFlambeau High SchoolAbraham Lincoln Academy& Technology – Northwest, SouthFort Atkinson Middle SchoolAddison ElementaryCampus and Southeast CampusesFrank Lloyd WrightAllenton ElementaryCarmen/Pulaski High SchoolAllenton Intermediate andCentral High School West Allis CentralMiddle SchoolHigh SchoolIntermediate SchoolFranklin ElementaryGaston ElementaryAmery High SchoolChilton High SchoolGibraltar Secondary SchoolAquinas High SchoolClayton Middle/High SchoolGrafton ElementaryBaldwin-Woodville High SchoolClear Lake Jr./Sr. High SchoolGrantsburg High SchoolBangor Middle/High SchoolColumbus High SchoolGrantsburg Middle SchoolBarack Obama School of Career &Country View ElementaryGreenwood ElementaryCreekside ElementaryHilbert High SchoolBay View High SchoolCristo Rey Jesuit High SchoolHillcrest Elementary SchoolBayside Middle SchoolWest Milwaukee CudahyHintgen ElementaryTech EducationBlack Creek Elementary/Middle SchoolMiddle SchoolHoover ElementaryBlessed Sacrament SchoolCumberland High SchoolHorace Mann ElementaryBradley Technology & Trade SchoolDivine Savior Holy Angels High SchoolHorizon ElementaryBrookfield Central High SchoolEast Junior HighHorlick High SchoolBrookfield East High SchoolEast Troy Middle SchoolHortonville High SchoolBruce Public SchoolEastside ElementaryIndian Mound Middle SchoolBryant ElementaryEdgerton ElementaryIrving ElementaryC.H. Bird ElementaryEdgerton Middle SchoolJ.C. McKenna Middle SchoolCambria Friesland Middle/High SchoolEllsworth High SchoolJackson ElementaryCardinal Heights Upper Middle SchoolEllsworth Middle SchoolJefferson ElementaryFair Park Elementary(List continues on next page.)Sponsor ship Guide 5

2016-17 WISCONSIN SCHOOL PARTNERS(List continued from previous page.)Jefferson High SchoolParkside ElementarySun Prairie High SchoolJefferson Middle SchoolPershing ElementarySuperior Middle SchoolJohn Long Middle SchoolPhoenix Middle SchoolThe Prairie SchoolKennedy Elementary – GraftonPilgrim Park Middle SchoolTurtle Lake SchoolsKennedy Elementary – MadisonPrairie View ElementaryTwo Rivers High SchoolKewaskum High SchoolPreble High SchoolUniversity School of MilwaukeeKewaskum Middle SchoolPulaski High SchoolValders High SchoolKiel High SchoolRacine Unified School DistrictWalker ElementaryLake Shore Middle SchoolRalph H. Metcalfe ElementaryWaterford Union High SchoolLane Intermediate SchoolRandall ElementaryWaterloo High SchoolLincoln Intermediate SchoolRandolph Elementary/Middle SchoolWaterloo Intermediate SchoolLogan High SchoolRichards ElementaryWaterloo Middle SchoolLongfellow ElementaryRiverside Middle SchoolWAWM Learning CenterLuxemburg-Casco High SchoolRock Ledge IntermediateWayne E. Bartels Middle SchoolMadison ElementaryRome Corners IntermediateWebster Middle/High SchoolMarshall High SchoolRoncalli Catholic High SchoolWebster Transitional SchoolMarshall Middle SchoolRoyal Oaks ElementaryWest Allis Central High SchoolMemorial High SchoolRoyall Middle/High SchoolWest Allis-West MilwaukeeMilwaukee College Prep – 36thSauk Prairie Middle SchoolStreet CampusMilwaukee College Prep – LloydSchool DistrictShared Journeys Charter SchoolWest High School – MadisonSheboygan South High SchoolWest High School – Green BayStreet CampusShorewood High SchoolWest Milwaukee Intermediate SchoolMitchell ElementaryShorewood IntermediateWest Salem High SchoolMonroe Middle SchoolSlinger ElementaryWestside Elementary – Sun PrairieNathan Hale High SchoolSlinger High SchoolWestside Elementary – River FallsNecedah Area SchoolSomerset High SchoolWhitefish Bay High SchoolNew Auburn Jr/Sr High SchoolSomerset Middle SchoolWhitefish Bay Middle SchoolNew Holstein High SchoolSouthwest High SchoolWhitnall Middle SchoolNew Lisbon Jr/High SchoolSpooner High SchoolWilson ElementaryNicolet High SchoolSpring Valley ElementaryWilson Junior HighNorth Division High SchoolSpring Valley Middle-High SchoolWinneconne ElementaryNorth High SchoolSt. Croix Falls High SchoolWinneconne High SchoolNorthern Lights ElementarySt. James SchoolWinneconne Middle SchoolNorthside Elementary – MonroeSt. Marcus Lutheran SchoolWisconsin Conservatory ofNorthside Elementary – Sun PrairieSt. Maria Goretti SchoolNorthwest Catholic School – WestSt. Patrick SchoolWisconsin Hills Middle SchoolO’Keeffe Middle SchoolSteffen Middle SchoolWoodview ElementaryOregon Middle SchoolStockbridge SchoolWrightstown High SchoolOur Lady Queen of PeaceStormonth Elementary SchoolXavier High SchoolSponsor ship Guide 6Lifelong Learning

2018 SPONSORSHIP LEVELSWISDOMSPONSOR 10,000LEADERSHIPSPONSOR 5,000RESPECTSPONSOR 2,500COURAGESPONSOR 1,000NONPROFITSPONSOR** 250 Special recognition on signage at our receptionLogo recognition in the Milwaukee Business JournalFull-page ad in event programRecognition on event signs and large screensRecognition on YF event email promotions, press release, Twitter, Facebook and website*Reserved table for eight guests Recognition on YF event email promotionsLogo recognition in the Milwaukee Business JournalHalf-page ad in event programRecognition on event signs and large screensRecognition on YF Twitter, Facebook and website*Reserved table for eight guests 1/4-page ad in event programName recognition in the Milwaukee Business JournalRecognition on event signs and large screensRecognition on Youth Frontiers website*Reserved table for eight guests Recognition on event signs and large screens Recognition on Youth Frontiers website* Reserved table for eight guests Name listed in event program Recognition on Youth Frontiers website* Recognition on event signs and large screens Two reserved ticketsYouth Frontiers will be seating a high school student and educator at each table so your guests can heardirectly about the work their support is making possible in schools!*Impressions – Twitter: 2,000; Facebook: 11,000; Website: 22,000 per month.**Must be a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization or school to qualify for this level.Youth Frontiers is a nonprofit organization and our federal tax ID# is 41-1598977. All donations made to ourorganization are tax deductible, after the deduction of meal and ticket value for each event guest. For questions, pleasecall Jenny Hauser at 414.909.1901 or jhauser@youthfrontiers.org.Sponsor ship Guide 7