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The Junior League Of Greensboro Presents Their 2022-2023 Designer Showhouse

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The Junior League of Greensboro is hosting its fourth Designer Showhouse this spring from April 14th until April 23rd, 2023. The historic home chosen for this event is located in prestigious Irving Park near the Greensboro Country Club at 902 Sunset Drive. The committee is working with recognized designers who will decorate the individual rooms in the house. For our sponsors, there will be opportunities for local, regional, and possibly national recognition via social media and print publications.

In conjunction with the funds raised through sponsorships, we will sell home tour tickets to the general public as well as tickets to special events that will take place at the Showhouse. Past Showhouses have attracted hundreds (or in the case of Adamsleigh in 2013, thousands) of people to tour the home and grounds. The funds raised by this event will support the Junior League of Greensboro’s mission as well as help sustain our community impact programs for the next three years.

Tickets are now available for the parties and house tours. Please click here to purchase yours!

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Committee Co-Chairs

Cristal Campbell Snow, Ashley Powell Nosek, Nicole Scallon, and Amy Southern

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Sponsorship Options

Below are our sponsorship levels and if you are interested in sponsoring, please fill out this form. For more information about sponsorship opportunities, contact Nicole Scallon at nrscallon@gmail.com

PRESENTING SPONSORS: $30,000+

Tickets:

Sixteen (16) Patrons’ Party Invitations
Ten (10) Empty House Party Tickets
Twenty (20) Showhouse Tour Tickets

Recognition:

Exclusive visibility as the Headline Sponsor, including your company logo, on all printed Showhouse materials
Company name featured on event banner to be displayed at Junior League of Greensboro Headquarters prior to event
Access to the Showhouse for a private event (catering cost on Donor)
Sponsor & guests – private tour at the Showhouse
Company profile, logo and link to your company website on the Showhouse Website
Full page advertisement in the Showhouse program
Permanent placement on the Donor Wall at JLG Headquarters
Recognition on the JLG Website, in the EverGreene magazine and in the JLG 2022-23 Annual Report

KATHLEEN PRICE BRYAN CIRCLE: $20,000 - $29,999

Tickets:

Ten (10) Patrons’ Party Invitations
Eight (8) Empty House Party Tickets
Twelve (12) Showhouse Tour Tickets

Recognition:

Access to the Showhouse for a private event (catering cost on Donor)
Company profile, logo and link to your company website on the Showhouse Website
1 page advertisement in the Showhouse program
Permanent placement on the Donor Wall at JLG Headquarters
Acknowledgement on the Showhouse website and in the Showhouse program
Recognition on the JLG Website, in the EverGreene magazine and in the JLG 2022-23 Annual Report

ALBRIGHT CIRCLE: $15,000 - $19,999

Tickets:

Eight (8) Patrons’ Party Invitations
Six (6) Empty House Party Tickets
Ten (10) Showhouse Tour Tickets

Recognition:

Company logo displayed at Showhouse and on all printed Showhouse materials
1/2 page advertisement in the Showhouse program
Permanent placement on the Donor Wall at JLG Headquarters
Acknowledgement on the Showhouse website and in the Showhouse program
Recognition on the JLG Website and in the JLG 2022-23 Annual Report

BENJAMIN CIRCLE: $10,000 - $14,999

Tickets:

Six (6) Patrons’ Party Invitations
Four (4) Empty House Party Tickets
Six (6) Showhouse Tour Tickets

Recognition:

1/2 page advertisement in the Showhouse program
Permanent placement on the Donor Wall at JLG Headquarters
Acknowledgement on the Showhouse website and in the Showhouse program
Recognition on the JLG Website and in the JLG 2022-23 Annual Report

PRESERVATION CIRCLE: $5,000 - $9,999

Tickets:

Four (4) Patrons’ Party Invitations
Two (2) Empty House Party Tickets
Six (6) Showhouse Tour Tickets

Recognition:

1/4 page advertisement in the Showhouse program
Permanent placement on the Donor Wall at JLG Headquarters
Acknowledgement on the Showhouse website and in the Showhouse program
Recognition on the JLG Website and in the JLG 2022-23 Annual Report

ADVOCATE CIRCLE: $2,500 - $4,999

Tickets:

Four (4) Patrons’ Party Invitations
Two (2) Empty House Party Tickets
Two (2) Showhouse Tour Tickets

Recognition:

1/8 page advertisement in the Showhouse program
Permanent placement on the Donor Wall at JLG Headquarters
Acknowledgement on the Showhouse website and in the Showhouse program
Recognition on the JLG Website and in the JLG 2022-23 Annual Report

HOST: $1,000 - $2,499

Tickets:

Two (2) Patrons’ Party Invitations
Two (2) Empty House Party Tickets
Two (2) Showhouse Tour Tickets

Recognition:

Acknowledgement on the Showhouse website and in the Showhouse program
Recognition on the JLG Website and in the JLG 2022-23 Annual Report

SUPPORTER: $500 - $999

Tickets:

Two (2) Empty House Party Tickets
Two (2) Garden Brunch Party Tickets
Two (2) Showhouse Tour Tickets

Recognition:

Acknowledgement on the Showhouse website and in the Showhouse program
Recognition on the JLG Website and in the JLG 2022-23 Annual Report

FRIEND: $250 - $499

Tickets:

Two (2) Empty House Party Tickets
Two (2) Showhouse Tour Tickets

Recognition:

Recognition on the JLG Website and in the JLG 2022-23 Annual Report

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Schedule Of Events

Tickets to the below events are now on sale and can be purchased here.

Saturday, March 25, 2023: Empty House Party

Friday, April 14, 2023: Patron’s Gala

April 15 & 16, 2023: Home Tours

Sunday, April 16, 2023: Garden Brunch Party

Monday, April 17, 2023: Summit at the Showhouse

April 19 – April 23, 2023: Home Tours

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History Of The House

The house was designed in 1941 by New York architect Charles C. Hartmann. Julian Price invited Hartmann to design the Jefferson Pilot building on the condition that he would stay in Greensboro. Hartmann planned commercial, institutional, and residential structures, many of which still grace Greensboro with a mix of past classical, Gothic Revival, and Art Deco motifs. Of the twenty homes Hartmann designed in Irving Park, 902 Sunset is one of the few remaining.