Become a Sponsor of the 23rd Annual Ya Gotta RegattaHigh-impact visibility. Deep community connection. Real change on the water. Ya Gotta Regatta is more than a race—it's a celebration of everything we believe in: community, inclusion, access, and the transformative power of sailing. This year's event also launches the DSC Legacy Fund - a two-year, $2.5 million capital campaign to ensure our programs are not only possible today, but sustainable for generations to come. As a sponsor, you'll join a growing community of partners helping us break down barriers to the water expand access to sailing for all. Your support funds youth programs, adaptive sailing, women's initiatives, and more. Make real waves - now and into the future. Sponsor Ya Gotta Regatta and help us chart the course ahead. |
Sponsorship benefitsIn addition to the event sponsorship opportunities outlined below, individuals and organizations may also choose to support our long-term vision through the Legacy Fund. For questions about the Legacy Fund, please contact Sharon Lacy, Executive Director.
*In lieu of a logo mainsail, private sponsors will receive naming rights of a boat for 1 year. |
Your Sponsorship In ActionWhile Ya Gotta Regatta sponsorships and donations are unrestricted and will be directed to where they are needed most, the following examples show the kind of meaningful impact your support can have.
| Ready to Get Started?Download everything you need to explore partnership opportunities, then reach out to start the conversation. We'd love to build something meaningful with you. ContactSharon Lacy, Executive Director |
LEgacy Fund Partnerships$25,000 - $100,000Tell us about your sponsorship goals - we're happy to work with you to create a partnership that fits your vision. Every sponsor brings something unique, and we're excited to collaborate and build something meaningful together. Opportunities include naming a boat or slip, designing and placing a commemorative plaque on our dock pilings (helping to support the foundation of our sailing center) or co-creating a custom event. Let's work together to make an impact. |
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