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Port Adds Third Application Month for Sponsorships

The Long Beach Board of Harbor Commissioners on Aug. 28 added a third month long call for applications for the Port of Long Beach’s community sponsorship program, which funds community events and activities that help inform residents about the port. The events center on the environment, education, social justice, the arts and historic preservation.

The calls for applications will now be in September, January and May, changing from the previous schedule of September and March, giving nonprofit groups one more opportunity to apply each year.

Community groups may submit sponsorship applications online starting Sept. 1, through 5 p.m. Oct. 2. Due to the application review process, applicants are advised to plan well in advance for their events. Once the application period closes, a 60-day time frame is needed before the proposed event may commence due to the careful review, consideration and recommendation process followed prior to approval by the Board of Harbor Commissioners.

Applications are judged on how effectively the proposed events and activities can help the port inform the community of its critical role as an environmental steward, economic engine and job creator. Events chosen should include promotional, marketing and community outreach opportunities for the port. The sponsored events and programs help spread awareness about the port’s operations, initiatives and community investment.

Details: www.polb.com/sponsorships.

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