By joining forces with the ASF, our Partners find meaningful opportunities to connect with families, advocates, researchers, and healthcare professionals, enhance their corporate responsibility profile, foster brand loyalty, and make a lasting difference in the lives of those affected by Angelman syndrome.
Whether you’re a corporation, small business, community group, or an individual looking to make an impact, there’s an opportunity for you.
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National partnerships begin at $15,000 and include impactful opportunities at the ASF’s signature events
to connect and engage with the Angelman community, increase visibility, and promote brand loyalty with
various brand placement and marketing opportunities.Â
Angelman Strong events are a powerful celebration of the strength, resilience, and spirit of the Angelman syndrome community. Held annually at over 40 locations across the US, these events bring 10,000 participants together for walks and runs, community gatherings, and awareness activities.
As an Angelman Strong Partner, you can receive benefits that get your name in front of the entire Angelman community through social posts, event t-shirt, signage and more.
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ASF is an approved charity for the Bank of America Chicago Marathon. Our running team, the Windy City Angels, proudly runs to fundraise for Angelman syndrome.
This partnership opportunity could put your brand in front of 10,000+ runners and spectators at the Bank of America Chicago Marathon!
The ASF Family Conference takes place every other year in a different location and brings thousands of attendees from all over world. The conference unites a diverse group of people including those with Angelman syndrome, their families, siblings, caregivers, clinicians, therapists, researchers, and friends.
The ASF Research Symposium takes place every year and attracts researchers from around the globe to gather and share findings on the latest advances in the field of Angelman syndrome.
Partnership with either or both of these events directly impacts families and helps advance research.
