Sponsor (Canada): Viola Desmond (Activist, $10 Bill)
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About this bookmarker
This Beyond 28 Days bookmarker celebrates Viola Desmond—the pioneering Canadian businesswoman whose act of resistance in 1946, when she refused to leave a segregated movie-theatre seat in Nova Scotia, became a defining moment in the struggle for civil rights in Canada. Her courage helped pave the way for human-rights legislation and remains a symbol of dignity and justice.
Your sponsorship includes:
- Your logo printed on the back of every Viola Desmond bookmarker
- Distribution to schools, libraries, and community organizations nationwide
- Recognition on thelegacyposter.com
- Free sponsor copies based on your tier
How it works
- Choose your sponsorship tier below
- Upload your logo (or email it to legacy@thelegacyposter.com)
- Approve your digital proof
- We print and distribute your sponsored bookmarkers across Canada
Sponsorship Tiers
| Tier | Quantity | Investment | What You Get |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bronze | 100 copies | $350 | Logo on back + recognition on thelegacyposter.com |
| Silver | 250 copies | $500 | Logo on back + 10 free copies mailed + website recognition |
| Gold | 1 000 copies | $1 200 | Logo + short message + 25 free copies mailed + custom QR code linking to your organization’s website + 1 customized Afrotastic activity-book PDF with your logo and website |
| Platinum | 2 500 copies | $2 500 | Logo + message + 50 free copies mailed + custom QR code linking to your organization’s website + 3 customized Afrotastic activity-book PDFs featuring your logo and website on each page + featured sponsor highlight on social media and thelegacyposter.com |
Sponsors may choose to receive all sponsored bookmarkers directly or have them distributed on their behalf to a school board, school, church, or community organization of their choice. We confirm your preference after checkout.
Need a custom package or multi-theme sponsorship? Email legacy@thelegacyposter.com.
