The Club will consider donations in kind of goods and services, which can be used by the Club to support its activities, and we will acknowledge such goods and services at any function at which they are utilized.
2010-2011 Benjamin Franklin
For Corporations & Individuals
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MEMBERSHIP
CATEGORIES |
BENEFITS |
DIAMOND
Minimum Donation level: € 5,
000 |
1- Two invitations at the table of
honor to the President’s Day Gala
Dinner 2- Listing in
Yearbook 3- Color Page/message
Yearbook 4- Four invitations to
lunch 5- Four invitations to
dinner 6- Four invitations for
guests 7- Website
mention: Name/logo
(corporations and self
employed))
Link to own website |
GOLD
Minimum Donation level: €
2,500 |
1- Two invitations to the
President’s Day Gala Dinner 2- Listing in
Yearbook 3- Color ½ Page/message
Yearbook 4- Two invitations to
lunch 5- Two invitations to
dinner 6- Two invitations for
guests 7- Website
mention: Name
(corporations and self employed)
Link to own
website |
SILVER
Minimum Donation Level €
1,000 |
1- One invitation to the
President’s Day Gala Dinner 2- Listing in
Yearbook 3- Color ¼ Page/message
Yearbook 4- One invitation to
lunch 5- One invitation to
dinner 6- One invitation for
guest 7- Website
mention: Link to own website (corporations and self employed) |
BRONZE
Minimum Donation Level €
500 |
1- One invitation to the
President’s Day Gala Dinner 2- Listing in
Yearbook 3- Black & white ¼
Page/message Yearbook 4- One invitation to
lunch 5- Website
mention: Link to own website (corporations and self employed) |
Anyone having questions about the Benjamin Franklin Circle is invited to contact:
BFC Chairman
or the
Club Office
The Benjamin Franklin Circle is a committee of supporters of the American Club of Paris, who contribute to the Club to further our efforts to develop Franco-American friendship, and encourage political, intellectual, and cultural exchanges between the United States and France. It provides a forum in which Americans, French, and people of all nationalities having an interest in the United States, can join together to exchange ideas and promote better understanding of the United States, the American people, and Franco-American relations.
The Circle is named after Benjamin Franklin, who initiated the tradition of exchanges between the Americans and the French in Paris by organizing dinners at his house in Passy at the time of the American Revolution. Franklin is indeed the spiritual founder of our Club. His activities were known for developing friendship between France and the United States at the time (of the birth of our nation) and the Benjamin Franklin Circle continues his tradition.
Except for Contributing Members, participants in the Benjamin Franklin Circle need not be members of the Club. While Club membership is of course reserved for individuals, membership in the Benjamin Franklin Circle is open to companies and individuals who wish to support the important activities of the American Club of Paris. Several years ago, the Club initiated the commemorative plaque program to place plaques on buildings in Paris where Americans of renown have resided or where important events to Franco-American relations have taken place. The Club is committed to supporting such community service activities to the extent of the resources available.
