Source: Southern Utah Code Camp sponsorship page

Summary

The Southern Utah Code Camp sponsorship pitch. Its value is unusual for an event page: it publishes an itemized budget for the coming edition, stating line by line what a 24-hour community hackathon in St. George costs to run.

It also sets out four cumulative sponsorship tiers and — worth reading before registering as a participant — the benefits sponsors receive, which include the participant contact list after the event.

Useful Claims

• The estimated 2026 budget is $13,000–$14,300, itemized across four lines: meals and snacks (the largest, at $6,000–$6,500), participant shirts, prizes and awards, and tables and chairs.
• The event is funded entirely by businesses, organizations, and community members; the organizers state every sponsored dollar is spent directly on the participant experience.
• Sponsorship runs in four cumulative tiers — Bronze, Silver, Gold, and Platinum — with each tier including everything from the tiers below it. The range runs from $ 250 at Bronze to $ 2500 at Platinum.
• Benefits listed across the tiers include logo on the website, logo on the main screen during the event, access to all participants during the conference, the ability to distribute materials, an introduction during the Friday lunch session, a company banner, logo on the printed flyer, and the participant contact list after the event.
• Three exclusive sponsorships are offered for 2026, attached to signature parts of the event — one of them the participant shirt, carrying the sponsor's logo during the event and afterward.

Verbatim

Southern Utah Code Camp is back for 2026, and we’d be honored to have your organization sponsor us. Same 24-hour hackathon format we’ve run for years — funded entirely by the businesses, organizations, and community that believe in Southern Utah’s tech future. — "Sponsor Code Camp"

Every meal, prize, t-shirt, and dollar of venue cost is funded by the businesses and individuals who believe in Southern Utah’s tech future. — "Sponsors are what make Code Camp possible"

Every dollar sponsored is spent directly on the participant experience. Here’s a breakdown of our estimate budget for 2026. — Budget section, introduction

Meals & Snacks $6,000-$6,500 — Budget breakdown, first line item

Estimated cost: $13,000–$14,300 — Budget breakdown, total

Four tiers of sponsorship benefits. Each tier includes everything from the tiers below it. Click on the button to choose your donation amount. See the benefits for each tier below. — "Sponsorship tiers"

Bronze Sponsorship $ 250 — Tier card, lowest

Platinum Sponsorship $ 2500 — Tier card, highest

For companies that want to fully back a signature part of the event, we’re offering three exclusive sponsorships this year. Move fast to get your first pick. — "Exclusive sponsorships"

Reliability Notes

Self-reported tier, and specifically a fundraising document. That governs how every number on it should be read.

The budget is the reason to cite this page, and it carries the sharpest caveat: it is labelled an estimate for 2026, published to persuade sponsors. It states what the organizers say the event will cost, and it must never be cited as what the event actually cost or raised. No accounting, audit, or prior-year actuals appear anywhere on the site.

A limitation of the capture, not the page: the tier benefits are rendered with per-tier markers that do not survive text extraction, so the captured text repeats the same full benefit list under all four tiers. The individual benefits and the four price points are reliable; which benefits attach to which tier is not recoverable from this capture and should not be asserted. The one firm structural claim is the page's own — that tiers are cumulative.

Two things worth drawing out for readers who are not sponsors:

• The participant contact list is a sponsor benefit. Anyone registering for this event should expect their contact details to be shared with sponsoring companies afterward. The sponsorship page says so plainly; whether the registration flow says so was not checked.
• The budget is entirely participant-facing. All four line items — food, shirts, prizes, furniture — go to running the event. No line covers organizer compensation, venue rental, or overhead, which is consistent with a volunteer-run event in donated space, though the page does not say so.

Related Pages

• Southern Utah Code Camp
• Source: Southern Utah Code Camp homepage
• Source: Southern Utah Code Camp division rules