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2020OPERATIONFACELIFT

A S o u th e r n Ida h o Rev i t a l i z at i o n Pr o g r a m

S P O N S O R S H I P PAC K E T

WHEN IS OPERATION FACELIFT?We are asking for commitments from sponsors by Sept. 18 and completed projects by end of Oct.

To sponsor, contact Connie Stopher at 208-732-6459 or connies@southernidaho.org

HELP US CELEBRATE THE 10th ANNUAL

OPERATION FACELIFT!

WHAT IS OPERATION FACELIFT?Operation Facelift is a regional community-wide project created to revitalize downtown areas throughout Southern Idaho, build community pride, and encourage downtown activity and new business development. From a new park bench to a beautiful mural, the annual project encourages Magic Valley cities to complete projects, big or small, to create a better community.

SPONSORSHIP LEVELS

WHY SPONSOR A COMMUNITY?Our rural communities rely on this program to revitalize their downtowns every year. These small donations can mean big changes for them. By helping sponsor one of these communities, you can give back to cities in Southern Idaho that need our help the most.

* CORPORATE VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES ALSO AVAILABLE *

2020 OPERATION FACELIFT PROJECT

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BRONZE SPONSOR • Social media & press promotion• Yard sign w/ company logo on site of project

SILVER SPONSOR• Bronze perks PLUS• Permanent plaque commemorating sponsorship on project site

GOLD SPONSOR• Bronze & Silver perks PLUS• Two free ads on future Secret’s Out Idaho podcast episodes

PLATINUM SPONSOR• Bronze, Silver & Gold perks PLUS• Promotional video of project with company logo and cameo

The City of Glenns Ferry would like to paint the rail car outside of the Glenns Ferry Historical Museum, which showcases the city’s rich railroad history.

The city would also like to place metal picnic tables, handmade musical instruments for kids, art pieces, new playground equipment, large checker set, and flowers at the Glenns Ferry Historical Museum Park.

The City of Wendell is conducting a community cleanup day. Volunteer groups will clean up parks, lay sod in a bare patch of the city park, touch up paint on picnic tables, paint the city park bandshell, and re-paint and restore the front of the historic ACE theater on Main Street.

To sponsor, contact Connie Stopher at 208-732-6459 or connies@southernidaho.org

BRONZE LEVEL PROJECTS - $600 - $875

COMMUNITY PROJECTSBronze Level

SPONSORED!THANK YOU, CLIF BAR!

CITY OF GLENNS FERRY, IDAHO - “Historic Upgrades” - $750

Richfield would like to paint the store fronts of four buildings on Main Street that are in need of a facelift, as well as paint a mural on the Richfield Library to attract more youth. Additionally, the project would include installing four benches on Main Street to encourage a community feel and placemaking. Potted plants may also be included near benches to make the downtown feel warm and welcoming.

SPONSORED!THANK YOU, GLANBIA (RICHFIELD)!

CITY OF HEYBURN, IDAHO - “Landscaping and Beautification” - $3,000

CITY OF RICHFIELD, IDAHO - “A Sense of Community” - $750

The City of Heyburn would use these funds to finally begin its beautification landscaping project at the Chamber of Commerce.

Thank you First Federal Savings Bank and D.L. Evans Bank for kickstarting Heyburn’s project with $1,200 each at the Silver Level! $600 is still available for sponsorship!

SPONSORED! THANK YOU, FIRST FEDERAL, D.L. EVANS

BANK & DOT FOODS!

Jerome County is hoping to place permanent signage around the fairgrounds to help with directions, COVID-19 prevention, keeping dogs on leashes and parking.SPONSORED!

THANK YOU, STARR CORPORATION!

JEROME COUNTY, IDAHO - “Fairground Initiative” - $875

SPONSORED!THANK YOU, GLANBIA!

CITY OF WENDELL, IDAHO - “Community Cleanup Day” - $750

To sponsor, contact Connie Stopher at 208-732-6459 or connies@southernidaho.org

GOLD LEVEL PROJECTS - $2,600 - 3,300

The City of Dietrich would like to repair and/or replace residents’ mailboxes that are damaged and in need of a facelift. Volunteers will paint all of the mailboxes and mailbox posts with colorful art selected by the owner (i.e. flowers, butterflies, etc.). High school wood shop students will help with installing new mailbox posts where needed.

This project will also include painting any Dietrich resident’s front door who wishes to participate. The owners can pick their desired color.

These projects are intended to launch Dietrich’s Community Pride Grows Ripple Effect campaign.

SILVER LEVEL PROJECTS - $1,200

CITY OF SHOSHONE, IDAHO - “Welcome to Main Street” - $1,200

COMMUNITY PROJECTSSilver & Gold Levels

The City of Shoshone would like to install seating and benches on Main Street, outside of core businesses and the senior center. The project will also include painting the store fronts of six businesses along Main Street that are historic buildings in need of a facelift.

SPONSORED! THANK YOU, SHOSHONE ICE CAVES!

SPONSORED! THANK YOU, GLANBIA!

CITY OF DIETRICH, IDAHO - “Door-to-Door Community Pride” - $3,300

The City of Buhl would like to purchase resin planters and flowers to put in the downtown area along Main Street and Broadway to make it more welcoming to visitors.

The Buhl Chamber of Commerce would like to create a new sign for Magic Valley Brewing in downtown Buhl as well as a community table for their outdoor beer garden.

CITY OF BUHL, IDAHO - “Business and Community Upgrades Pt. 1” - $1,300

CITY OF BUHL, IDAHO - “Business and Community Upgrades Pt. 2” - $2,600

SPONSORED! THANK YOU, SIMPLICIT TECHNICAL SOLUTIONS!

COMMUNITY PROJECTSPlatinum Level

THANK YOU!We are incredibly grateful for your generous donations.

To sponsor, contact Connie Stopher at 208-732-6459 or connies@southernidaho.org

PLATINUM LEVEL PROJECTS - $5,000

CITY OF HOLLISTER, IDAHO - “Park Accessibility Matters” - $5,000The City of Hollister would like to update the City Park, making it more accessible to residents, easier to use and safer for children. Approximately 10 picnic tables will be built to allow more use by disabled and healthy citizens. Up-to-date safety materials are needed under the playground equipment and at least one cement or asphalt walkway is needed. General beautification efforts with trees and other plants are also planned.

The City of Gooding would like to use the Operation Facelift funds to help purchase an electronic reader board for entrance to the fair and the City of Gooding. Each month, the city will use the reader board to spread the word about activities in the community.SPONSORED!

THANK YOU, PIONEER FEDERAL &

5J EXCAVATION!

CITY OF GOODING, IDAHO - “Getting the Message Out” - $5,000