
Ember
Sponsorship Opportunities
Help Fuel Local Growth.
Ember helps owners push through that stage — with real support, real structure, and a clear path forward.
This isn’t another branding class or pitch night. Ember focuses on what actually keeps a business running: finances, systems, leadership, and tech.
We use non-traditional teaching methods, real-world scenarios, and interactive sessions that speak directly to the challenges owners face every day.
Over six weeks, serious local business owners meet in person with experienced professionals who bring accountability and practical guidance. With your support, they leave stronger, more focused, and better equipped to grow.
Your sponsorship doesn’t just fund a program. It helps build the kind of resilient local economy that benefits everyone in Warren.
Sponsorship Tiers
Help Fuel the Growth of Dedicated Business Owners
Spark
A visible way to back small business growth.
$500
Includes:
- Logo on the Ember landing page
- Recognition on The D5 Group and City of Warren Facebook pages
- Name included on event signage
- Social Media mentions before workshop series start
$1500
Spark plus:
- Logo on select print materials
- Verbal recognition during kickoff and closing sessions
- Logo featured on participant handouts
- Logo on back of event T-shirt
Bonfire
Lead supporter of Ember’s launch.
$5000
Ember plus:
- "Presented by” placement on all event materials and signage
- 10-minute speaking opportunity during the kickoff session
- Featured guest appearance on Sound United Presents: Community podcast
- Priority logo placement across all digital and print materials
- Option to provide branded materials or host a table at the kickoff event
- Invitation to connect with participants during a designated networking window
- Access to professional photos and video content for your brand’s use
The Ember Business Workshop series is produced by The D5 Group, with a deep commitment to helping small businesses thrive and contributing to the economic development and equity of our city.
This would not be possible without the support of Councilwoman Hellen Rucker and the City of Warren, whose belief in the power of local business continues to shape real opportunity in our community.