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Sponsor our Signature Event

Save-the-Date for this Year's Scholar Awards Luncheon

October 22, 2019

Photo Courtesy of Andie Petkus

  • Each year the Oregon Chapter honors its scholars at the "Recognizing Genius" Scholar Awards Luncheon.  
  • ARCS Foundation Oregon has set a goal to procure $100,000 in sponsorships to fully support the 2018 Luncheon. This support will ensure that all other money raised goes directly to fund the ARCS mission.
  • This is our signature event and is attended by business and community leaders, university presidents, faculty, and ARCS scholars and members.  
  • The luncheon provides the opportunity to showcase to the broader community the ARCS Foundation mission, our scholars, and the universities that we support.  

Sponsor Levels for our "Recognizing Genius" Scholar Awards Luncheon

  • $10,000 Einstein Presenting Sponsor
  • $5,000 Marie Curie Circle
  • $2,500 Thomas Edison Circle

Sponsor forms are available:

For more information EMAIL us.

ARCS Foundation Oregon, PO Box 2063, Portland, OR 97208-2063

ARCS Foundation Oregon is a 501 (c) (3) corporation.  Incorporated 2004   Tax ID: 56-2459737

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