First People's Marketplace Sponsorship (1 available) $25,000 SOLD TO SEACAST, INC. THE SPONSOR OF THE 2008 FIRST PEOPLES' MARKETPLACE The First People's Marketplace will offer for sale the work of Montana's very finest American Indian artists and craftspeople, and include both deeply traditional crafts and more contemporary artistic expressions rooted in American Indian experience. This is a new feature unique to the Butte National Folk Festivals. Exclusivity Sponsor will receive presenting rights to the Festival Marketplace Media Company logo recognition throughout the First People's Marketplace descriptions (several pages) of a 40-page program guide (# TBD, inserted into daily and weekly papers throughout state) Logo identification on website Sponsor identification on pre-festival brochures, rack cards Recognition on pocket schedule (# TBD, to be produced and distributed event weekend) Sponsor identification in press releases, newsletters, emails, etc. On-Site Presenting sponsor status - First People's Marketplace, presented by the company Banners on site - 2 total Logo recognition on Sponsor "Thank You" boards placed prominently throughout the festival Miscellaneous 6 Passes to VIP reception 4 Passes to VIP parking Rights to use National Folk Festival marks (until October 2008) Employee volunteer opportunities

If you would like to contribute to the National Folk Festival, send your tax-deductible contribution to National Folk Festival, c/o Mainstreet Uptown Butte, P.O. Box 696, Butte, MT 59703. If you would like to know more about the benefits of stage sponsorship or other major contributions beyond the tax benefits (all contributions are tax-deductible to the fullest extent allowed by law), we would be happy to describe the benefits to your business or product that can come from being presented to the National Folk Festival's audience of thousands in Montana next summer. Call us at 406-497-6464 and ask about being a sponsor of the 2008 National Folk Festival in Butte, Montana.

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