This document presents sponsorship and giving opportunities for Sue's Closet, a nonprofit that provides free medical equipment and supplies to community members in Yamhill County and surrounding areas. It outlines annual giving levels, Category Hero sponsorships, and bequest packages, with details on benefits, recognition, and how to get started.
This document is a sponsorship and giving program brochure for Sue's Closet, a nonprofit organization based in Dundee, Oregon. It is intended for individuals, businesses, and organizations interested in supporting a free medical equipment lending service for community members in Yamhill County and surrounding areas.
The brochure opens with an overview of Sue's Closet's mission: accepting medical equipment and supplies of any kind and giving them at no cost to those in need. It lists 12 categories of items on their shelves, including wheelchairs, walkers, hospital beds, bathroom safety, diabetic supplies, respiratory equipment, G-tubes, wound care, ostomy supplies, incontinence products, home rehab, and urinary care supplies. Live inventory data from October 6, 2026 shows 6,469 items on shelves, 187 people…
The document describes four scenarios when community members need help: injury and accident, surgery, supporting aging adults, and end of life and hospice care. It explains the lending process: pick out items, get them ready, and take them home. It also introduces three ways to lend a hand: annual giving, Category Hero sponsorship, and individualized bequest packages.
Annual giving levels are detailed: Visionary ($10,000), Caring Heart ($5,000), Helping Hand ($2,500), Good Neighbor ($500), and In-Kind. Benefits for each level include website recognition, in-store signage, social media and newsletter recognition, impact reports, and more. The Category Hero program allows sponsors to put their name on one of 12 categories for $1,000 per month, with benefits such as name on the live inventory page, sponsor sign on the shelf, and logo on the website.
The brochure also covers bequest packages, which are gifts planned through a will, estate, or retirement account. It explains ways to give: in a will or trust, through a retirement account, or in honor or memory. Members of the Legacy Garden are honored according to their wishes, with options for name listing, in honor or memory, or anonymous giving. Contact information for the fundraising manager is provided, along with the organization's legal name and EIN.