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Maui Prep seeking sponsorships to ‘mālama nā keiki’

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Photo Courtesy: Maui Preparatory Academy

Maui Preparatory Academy has launched its 2022-23 Bozich Center Sponsorship campaign to connect with the business community and to support the nonprofit private school’s greatest needs.

School administrators say sponsors receive benefits that drive awareness for their businesses while also showing support for their community and the school in Lahaina.

“Let’s come together to mālama nā keiki, to create more opportunities for West Maui children to thrive,” said Dr. Miguel Solis, Head of School.

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He thanked this year’s Aliʻi sponsors — RayChin.com, Lahaina Stables and Triplett ʻOhana — for their generosity.

There are three tax-deductible sponsor levels: Ali’i is the highest at least $10,000. There also is Hui at $1,000 and ‘Ohana at $5,000. Each one provides recognition for the business during public and private Bozich Center events that are hosted by Maui Prep.

High visibility opportunities include:

  • Girls volleyball matches and Division II Maui Interscholastic League Championships, welcoming five visiting teams across Maui
  • Boys basketball games, featuring reigning DII State Champions
  • Performing arts productions, reaching an estimated 250 attendees each performance
  • Maui Prep’s Bozich Center-hosted community events
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The 2022-23 Bozich Center Sponsorship benefits summary can be viewed on https://www.mauiprep.org/giving/gifts-sponsorships. This sponsorship package will run until May 2023.

For information on the benefits of being a Bozich Center Sponsor, contact Amanda Graham, Advancement Director, at [email protected] or call 808-665-9966 x307, or Stephanie Ano, Sponsorship Coordinator, at [email protected] or call 808-665-9966 x309.

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