What’s Inside The Butte School District Cookbook Project?

The Butte School District is teaming with teachers and students to create, from scratch if you'll pardon the pun, a "School District Cookbook", a collection of recipes and artwork contributed by Butte students and also a visual history of the Butte School District and its role throughout Butte's History. Proceeds from the cookbook will be deposited in the district's "Angel Fund" which is an account that helps pay for breakfast and lunch for students who have outstanding balances.

In order to offset costs and get the initial run of cookbooks published, organizers are looking for sponsors who can choose from a wide variety of opportunities.

PLATINUM SPONSOR - $1000. Platinum Sponsors will receive prominent logo placement on all event displays as well as recognition with your logo and business name in a full-page ad in the cookbook itself. Platinum Sponsors will also receive 5 copies of the cookbook to distribute to employees.
GOLD SPONSORSHIP - $750. Gold Sponsors will receive recognition with their logo and business name in a half-page ad in the opening section of the cookbook along with 3 copies to distribute.
SILVER SPONSORSHIP - $500. Silver Sponsors will receive recognition with their logo and business name in the opening section of the cookbook along with 2 copies for personal distribution.
BRONZE SPONSORSHIP - $250. Bronze sponsors will receive recognition with their business name in the opening section of the cookbook along with a copy for personal use.

If you do not see a level that fits what you are looking for, please feel free to contact Kurt Marthaller to explore other options. Mr. Marthaller can be reached at marthallerkr@bsd1.org or call (406) 533-2590.

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