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SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
We need your help!
Your business or organization can partner with the Mental Health Association to sponsor our annual fundraising, community outreach, and educational events.
Sponsorship opportunities include:
The Catoctin Affair Gala
The Catoctin Affair is MHA’s signature gala attended by more than 500 guests each year. Celebrating our 25th annual event in 2023, the business, entertainment and philanthropic community have come together to produce this not to be missed event. It’s an evening to dress up, be fancy and have fun. A great opportunity for your business or organization to connect with others in the region who recognize the importance of community mental health and wellness. Click here for more information.
Children’s Festival
The festival is a free event for young children and their families. Children can enjoy hands-on activities and entertainment while their parents learn more about local early childhood programs and services.
The festival is sponsored by Child Care Choices, a program of the Mental Health Association of Frederick County, the Interagency Early Childhood Committee, and the City of Frederick. Activity booths and entertainment are provided by programs, agencies, and businesses serving young children. A number of sponsorship opportunities are available. Click here for more information.
Legislative Breakfast
This annual event brings together elected officials representing our community on a local, state and national level with consumers, service providers and representatives of our business community. A featured speaker addresses current and relevant issues, advocating for the needs of our community. Elected officials are invited to attend as guests of MHA while community partners, businesses and the general public are welcome to attend for a fee. Click here for more information.
Guide to Mental Health and Community Support Services
The Guide is the most comprehensive referral source for mental health and community support services available in Western Maryland. Now only available in a convenient, searchable, online form, the Guide is now easier than ever to find resources for mental health and community support services – click here to visit the online, searchable Guide.
Your donation makes all the difference. Join MHA in building a community where children can grow and thrive without fear, where good mental health is valued, where people of all ages know when and how to seek help for emotional or family problems without shame, and where everyone will have access to mental health services without barriers.
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