The V.I.P. Reception & E.A.R.T.H. Awards Program Guide is distributed to each of the attendees at the V.I.P. Reception. It contains the program schedule, the names of the award winners, acknowledgements of our sponsors, and lists each of the donors to our World Buffet and Silent Auction. This year, we are adding a small number of ad pages that will let you reach a targeted audience of individuals on the leading edge of environmentally-sustainable action in San Diego.
The Program Guide
- Press run of 300.
- Guide has 12 pages, 8" high by 5-1/4" deep.
- All pages are process color.
- Guide cover and cover are high-quality vellum (with a high recycled content, of course).
- Guide is distributed to all attendees and award winners at the V.I.P. Reception.
Ad Sizes and Prices
| Ad Type |
Height |
Width |
Price |
| Full-page |
7-1/2" |
4-3/4" |
$300 |
| Half-page |
3-5/8" |
4-3/4" |
$150 |
Production Information
- No charge for color.
- Artwork must be boxed, or we will box it.
- Artwork must be a digital file (PDF, EPS, TIFF, JPEG or native PhotoShop file) with a resolution of 300 dpi or better at the specified size. Artwork can be delivered via email to: vip08@earthdayweb.org, or via regular mail to the address below.
- Deadline for the receipt of the artwork and ad payment by San Diego EarthWorks is May 10, 2008.
Ad Reservations
- Reserve your ad by May 6 by sending an email message to:
vip08@earthdayweb.org
or by calling the EarthWorks office at 858-272-7370.
- San Diego EarthWorks reserved the right to refuse any ads.
- Make your checks payable to "San Diego EarthWorks" and mail to:
San Diego EarthWorks
PO Box 9827
San Diego, CA 92169
Ad Design
San Diego EarthWorks can create an ad from your artwork for an additional charge of $50 for a half-page ad, or $80 for a full-page ad.
- You provide the artwork (logos, photos, etc.) and text.
- We will proofread and typeset the ad, and place the artwork.
- We will email you proofs and make revisions as needed.
- The deadline for the receipt of artwork for ads that we design is May 4, 2008.
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