Presented by:
Hosted by:
Chief Myron demkiw, m.o.M.
TORONTO POLICE SERVICE
2023 GALA SPONSORS
DIAMOND SPONSORS
PLATINUM SPONSORS
GOLD SPONSORS
About the Gala
The Chief's Gala is a yearly event hosted by the Chief of Police in support of Victim Services Toronto. It is a celebration that highlights a highly valued volunteer organization that is respected and essential not only to victims, but also to police officers at the scene of crimes and sudden tragedies.
The Chief's Gala is a high profile event that takes place yearly. Over 1,400 guests attend including police chiefs and senior police leaders from across the province, members from all levels of government, and members from the business community. Since 2008, over $5.2 million has been raised at the Chief's Gala.
The 16th annual Chief’s Gala will be held on Thursday November 16, 2023 at the Beanfield Centre in Toronto.
ABOUT Victim Services Toronto
Victim Services Toronto provides immediate on-site crisis, trauma, safety and support services to victims of crime and sudden tragedy. This agency works closely, and in partnership with, the Toronto Police and depends on community support and donations in order to provide essential victim assistance programs to the City of Toronto.
Gala Program Advertising Opportunities |
Please consider advertising your business or including a message in the Gala Program.
The gala program will be mailed and e-mailed to over 2,000 gala supporters. Submission deadline Wednesday October 25th 2023 |
Advertising Rates
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Contact the Chief's Gala Office to advertise: |
CHIEFSGALA@TORONTOPOLICE.ON.CA or (416) 808-7845 |
SPONSORSHIPS AVAILABLE
PLATINUM SPONSORSHIP
2 Gala Tables (10 guests per table) with priority placement in front of the Head Table
10 tickets to the Pre-Gala VIP Reception
Extensive company recognition prior to and during the event
Full page in the Gala Program for advertising or message.
DIAMOND SPONSORSHIP
3 Gala Tables (10 guests per table) with priority placement in front of the Head Table
15 Tickets to the Pre-Gala VIP Reception
Maximum company recognition prior to and during the event
Double page spread in the Gala Program for advertising or message.
Company advertisement featured in the evening's visuals
SILVER SPONSORSHIP
1 Gala Table (10 guests) with priority placement
2 Tickets to the Pre-Gala VIP Reception
Company recognition during the event
Half page in the Gala Program for advertising or message.
GOLD SPONSORSHIP
1 Gala Table (10 guests) with priority placement near the Head Table
5 Tickets to the Pre-Gala VIP Reception
Significant company recognition prior to and during the event
Full page in the Gala Program for advertising or message.
ALL SPONSORSHIPS INCLUDE
Sponsorship recognition in all promotional material, visual presentations and signs at the event.
Sponsorship recognition in all promotional material in the Toronto Sun and National Post
Sponsorship recognition during the event.
Sponsorship recognition will appear on the Chief’s Gala website with a direct link to sponsor company website.
Space in the Gala Program for advertising or message.
Social media recognition.
Silver Sponsor company names will be listed for all promotional material. All other sponsorship levels will feature company logo.
tables & tickets
TICKETS
1 Gala Ticket
TABLES
1 Gala Table (10 guests)
LIFELINES & DONATIONS
Victim Services Toronto (VST) provides an emotional lifeline for victims in the immediate aftermath of crime and tragedy. It costs approximately $300 for VST to accompany police on scene with victims. VST helps individuals and families cope with the emotional and psychological effects of crime. VST also provides practical assistance such as arranging food, shelter, clothing, funerals or travel visas and more. By donating $300 you are giving a victim an emotional lifeline — on scene emotional and practical assistance by VST’s Crisis Counsellors.
Victim Services Toronto answers more than 20,000 calls for help every year from survivors and victims of crime and tragedy. Every donation helps ensure victims, their families, and communities at whole receive immediate crisis support in the aftermath of a crime or tragedy.