Sponsors

Become a GCAMP Sponsor

Be part of a proven organization with proven results. Join a coalition encompassing municipal economic developers, secondary education career advisers, career and technical educators, community colleges, workforce boards, private sector manufacturers and global tool makers.

Your gift of sponsorship to GCAMP, a 501(c)3 Non-Profit organization, may qualify as a charitable deduction for federal income tax purposes.

The Golden Corridor Advanced Manufacturing Partnership (GCAMP) has been addressing the skills gap problem in manufacturing the past 5 years. We have been changing the perception of manufacturing in the following ways:

Offered open houses to area middle and high schools students, parents to witness advanced manufacturing
Sponsored buses for students to experience advanced manufacturing at trade shows like IMTS and Fab Tech
Assisted Harper Community College to redevelop an advanced manufacturing program that now has some 350 enrolled students with potential for 1,000+
Provided manufacturing scholarships to Harper’s program with plans to support other training providers
Collaborated to initiate a manufacturing internship program in conjunction with workforce boards that has won national and state recognition for its innovation
Worked with local secondary schools and community colleges to support dual credit/advanced placement courses to get students on a STEM manufacturing career path with college credit prior to attending a two or four year college
Created a web site (www.gcamp.org) and have been granted NFP status by the state of Illinois and have been granted 501C3 non-profit status with the IRS

Annual Sponsorship Levels

Platinum — $5,000
Gold — $2,500
Silver — $1,000
Bronze— $500

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Where the Money Goes

High School Girls Project Lead the Way: BattleBots Competition
Buses to Manufacturing Trade Shows
Scholarships to colleges
Tours of manufacturing facilities
Introduction programs for students and parents
Manufacturing Day Activities

Efforts to create a Golden Corridor Maker lab in the NW suburbs

Classroom speakers
Coordinate internship placements with manufacturers and schools
Software introducing manufacturing and STEM projects to middle schools
Funds for training materials (aluminum, steel, castings, etc.) matched 50/50 for by GCAMP for local high schools