About sponsorship:

Thank you for considering sponsorship of the Alyssa Burnett Center’s first-ever Giving Tuesday virtual silent auction! Below, you’ll find the available sponsorship levels. Each level is inspired by our Center’s Code of Conduct — a set of values thoughtfully created by our participants to reflect the spirit and community of the ABC.

Friend of the ABC - $250 - Entry-level sponsorship supporting community engagement

Benefits Include:

Digital recognition across all ABC communication channels
Name listed in ABC newsletter to students, families, and community partners

Respect - $500 - Promoting dignity and belonging for all

RISE Value: Respect

Benefits Include:

All “Friend of the ABC” benefits, plus:
1 ABC RISE tote bag
Personalized thank you card from an ABC student
*Tax deductible for $470

Respect & Include - $1000 - Building community inclusion and visibility

RISE Values: Respect & Include

Benefits Include:

All previous benefits, plus:
1 insulated RISE travel mug
Student artwork created by ABC participants.
Choir performance invitation (special thank you recognition)
Enhanced digital recognition on social media and newsletters
*Tax deductible for $945

Respect, Include & Support - $2500 - Expanding access and individualized support

RISE Values: Respect, Include & Support

Benefits Include:

All previous benefits, plus:
1 RISE sling bag, 1 RISE bucket hat, and 1 RISE water bottle
Exclusive RISE Basket featuring RISE merchandise and student creations
Recognition during our Giving Tuesday event
*Tax deductible for $2355

Respect, Include, Support & Enjoy - $5000+ - Transformational partnership celebrating joy and connection

RISE Values: Respect, Include, Support & Enjoy

Benefits Include:

All previous benefits, plus:
2 RISE wine tumblers, 2 bottles of wine from ABC partners, 1 RISE duffle bag
Private recognition event at the ABC.
Art piece by ABC staff artist
Singing Telegram by ABC Students
*Tax deductible for $4655

IMPORTANT INFORMATION TO KNOW:

EIN# 46-3756504

Friends of the Alyssa Burnett Center Guild

About Seattle Children's Alyssa Burnett Adult Life Center:

The challenges of developmental disabilities don’t end when a person turns 21 and ages out of school. But few programs help these adults keep learning, have fun, build skills and take part in the larger community. That’s why Seattle Children’s joined with the Burnett family in 2014 to launch the Alyssa Burnett Center.

As parents of Alyssa, a young woman living with autism, Charles and Barbara Burnett worked for years to enhance the quality of life for adults with developmental disabilities. They founded the Tessera Center for Lifelong Learning in 2004. Ten years later, the Burnetts and Tessera donated $7 million, including Tessera’s space in Bothell, to launch the Alyssa Burnett Center in partnership with Seattle Children’s Autism Center. Now in her 30s, Alyssa often attends events and takes classes at the center named in her honor. Charles Burnett passed away in 2017, but his life’s work continues. Read more about Charles Burnett.

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