HomeMy WebLinkAboutItem #77 - Discussion ItemSeptember 22,1992
MR. J.L. PLUMMER, Jr.
Commissioner
CITY OF MIAMI
3500 Pan American Drive
Miami, Fbtida 33133
A BROAD AM tWIM VOICS
Non -Profit Organization
UNITED IN THE
IFaX: 305-51 -3334,
RE: REOUESTING YOUR SUPPORT AND SPONSORSHIP FOR THE MIAMI
INTERNATIONAL CUP TO RAISE FUNDS FOR SOUTH FLORIDA'S YOUTH
AFFECTED BY HURRICANE ANDREW
Dear Commissioner Plummer:
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We hereby respectfully request the CRY OF MiAMI's support as a SPONSOR of the FOUNDATION'S
Fundralsing International Sports and Cultural Event for the Youth of Miami affected by Hurricane
Andrew. The main purpose of the event Is to provide a source of Fundraisirsg to assist the Youth of
Miami in the Aftermath of Hurricane Andrew. It will also provide much needed relaxation and
entertainment for South Florida's population, a diversion badly needed by those upon whom Hurricane
Andrew has inBioted a groat psyohologioal toll and tremendous bases. Additionally, our planned every
will be a message to the world that Mlamrs Tourism end Intst ria tional Trade are alive and well.
The history of International Soarer Events in Miami shows that foreign professional teams attract or
bring to Miami over 2 planeloads of tourists or fans. Most of these foreign visitors we business
people who, during their stay, take the opportunity to do business - international trade,
reviewing their import orders or pladpp new orders, considering investtner4% m*Jng deposits
In banks, s 11M, do. 77welore, blur well itnown soccer teams from South America, Central
America, Ahica, and possibly Spain will be the protagonists in our Event. Due to their busy national
league toumamerds which are currently being played, 4 Is not possible at this time to determine exactly
which four teams will be involved in our sports event. We are working with their national professiorW
leagues and the krdlvidual teams to make the tines deterrnirwiom
Along with the International s000er matctws, we plan to otter a ouRurdl extravaganza with some Latin
American foftdorlc groups and artists. We are working out the details of such a combined sports -
cultural event. As a result of a conversation I had on September 4, 1992 with an offidal of the
Panamanian airline COPA, the ainfine has offered to briny the t3 LET FOLKLORICO DE PANAMA for
our proposed fundraising event. We have also gotten a positive response from senior offldals of
AMERICAN AIRUNES and HERTZ RENT A CAR. COPA, AMERICAN AIRLINES and HERTZ have
ON agreed to cot:eider adkV as major sponsors of the even. They are wafting to recehre our tormai
proposal. There in nurnerous other corporations, agencies. and organizations whom we plan to Call
on in the next few days to ask for their support and sponsorship.
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Commissioner Plummer,. this is to formally request from you and/or the CITY OF MIAMI
COMMISSIONERS Nit"! thousand dollars ($1500) teed t Vnw to plan, organise, and ImpWrant :hls
Non-profit Fundratainy event for the Youth of Miami In the AftsmWth of Hurricane Andrew, Our finanolal
projections Indicate tW the Event will allow us to mica over $260,000 for the Youth of Miami attected by
Hurricane Androw. As Nldk*od above, the Event will additionally provide entertainment for South Floridians who
have Kftred trarrwrxious /cease, as welt as communicate to the world that our number one source of revenue,
Tourtsrn and In wrnational Trade, are alive and well.
Since tin» is of essence, we would apprwWa your kind and Prompt ffl*- PLEASE JOIN US IN THIS WORTHY
CAUSE FOR THE YOUTH OF MIAMI AFFECTED 9Y HURRICANE ANDREW111
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VICTOR PINZON, M,BJ
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HISPANIC-LATIN FOUNDATION
A BROAD AND rffiT= �WC
Non -Profit Organization
UNITED IN THE REBUILDING
A NON-PROFIT FUNDRAISING
INTERNATIONAL SPORTS EVENT
*THE MIAMI CUP"
FOR SOUTH FLORIDA'S YOUTH AFTER
HURRICANE ANDREW
SUMMARY PROPOSAL
OBJECTIVE To rates funds for the Youth of South Florida in the Hurricane Andrew
Aftermath by planning and itnpiemerding an lntematbnal Soccer Event,
•THE MIAMI CUP", 6 games or alternatively 4 games.
POTENTIAL Four well-laiawn professional soccer seams, such as: \
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Under Consideration
MARKET: We estimate 65,0D0 to 100,0W persons wN attend the games. Over a mMbn
ESTIMATED people vAl hear. view or read the advertisements announcing and promoting
ATTENDAMCE the event which, at the same time, promote Mia ml and South Florida. The
event will also be promoted in the padidWng countries. We plan to attract to
Miami hundreds of fans travelling from said ooundiea.
LOCATION ORANGE BOWL of Miami, recerttt)r mwvaN d
TENTATIVE Friday, February 5,1993
DATES Sunday, February 7,1993
A third day, Wednesday, February 3,1993 Is Under oonsideratbn. Final dates
subject to the current tournaments of the professional teams In their home
oountrles.
2050 Coral way, Sub 511 • P.O. Box 522097. Miami, F133152 • Phone: 305-W-0088 • Fax: 305-554-e232
MSPArtiC-UTIN FOUNDA't'tON
6PONSORSHIP Various levels of Sponsorship. The FOUNDATION aooepts cash and IN -
KIND for your SPONSORSHIP. Can us for details.
BENEFIT TO • A satisfaction from assisting and participating In a NOBLE, run-profft cause
Woolson for the Youth or South Florida Affected by Hurricane Andrew.
• PubG* wd advertisement of your company name arWor logo to a market of
over one njam people - via advertisement andvor press releases - kcal,
national and intemmionai; and exposure to an estimated 85,000 to 100,000
persons attending the games.
MEDIA TV. raft, newMvpera, rnagagines- Al stadium during games: public address
announcernents, sooreboard announoemeM, bsnrrera.
MANAGEMENT Experts with vast experferm In ft type of international sports and cultural
event in Miamt, such as:
Mr. Juno Mor+eira, Victor Pinion, M.B.A., and others
DETAILS Please can us for details and we will arrange a meeting to show you the
complete program and Its benefits to you, your company or organization, and
the community in general. Please ask for.
Mr. Victor Pirmon, M.BJL
President
HISPANIO-LATIN FOUNDATION
PLEASE JOIN US IN THIS WORTHY CAUSE
FOR THE YOUTH OF SOUTH FLORIDA
AFFECTED BY HURRICANE ANDREWIII
HISPANIC-LATIN FOUNDATION
A BROAD AND UNITED VOICE
Non -Profit Organization
FOUNDATION'S PURPOSES
1. To unite diverse groups of persona interested to bettering the general conditions of Hispanios4Mlr$ in
the United States. Hispar k s-Latina include Latin Ameriws, Spaniards, Portuguese and others of
Hispanlo-Latin origin.
8. To help kientily Hispanic-Amerioans who are capable, professional and honest tea"aysm and assist
them to obtain positions of influenoe at government and oorporate top decision•mal ft levels.
3. To inform the members of their rights and privileges as citizens of the United States of America and
assist them in exerrising their Inalienable Constitutionally Protected Rights. To encourage and assid
residents to become citizens of the United States of America.
4. To promote educational, business, employment, housing, Cultural, sports, and economic adhrkles; to
serve as Ralson with government agencies, industry and other organizations, ail of which serve to benefit
the FouNoAT*N members, the Hispardo-Latin community, and Its relationship to society in general.
E. To promote oulturai, economic, commercial and educational program with Latin American and
Caribbean oountries to achieve better integration and development of our Hemisphere.
S. To develop specfflo programs which will make the FOUNDATION an effective link assisting In the
Washington and Latin America relations.
7. To assist in a non -partisan mariner citizens of Hispw*4-"n origin to register to vote, lv inform Citizens
of Hispanio-Latin origin of local and national Issues, and of professional, capable.honest Candidates; so
as to aid them in their decision to vote in a manner that represents their needs.
S. To Collaborate with other organizations of the Hispanic -Latin and Minority communities on issues of
common interest, so as to develop a wide base of Influence and achieve effective resub for the benefit of
Hispanics -Latins, other Minorities, and satiety in general.
A. To solicit funds and donations in kind. from time to time to further the purposes of the FwwA7 roN.
FOUNDATION'S SERVICES
I. 'Networking" among the members to pmnx to their products arWor services.
2. Cultural, economic, commercial and educational programs with Latin Amertoan and Caribbean countries.
3. General information about existing funding and commercial loan programs with inoengves for merchants
and professionals.
+- General information as to how to sell products and services to the largest buyer In the United States: the
federal government and local government.
b. General assistance to the members who need help with specific offioes or agencies of the government.
8. To organize voter registration and citizenship drives.
7. To plan and develop programs to otter scholarships and educational inoentivea.
8. To develop and maintain current demographic statistics on Hiapark4A1ins by country of origin.
H. To develop programs to assist In the integration and irderchange of muRi-ethnic, activities.
VICTOR PINZON, M.B.A.
Presidem
P.O. Box 522097 • Miami, Florida 33152 • Phone: 305-552-0088 - Fax 30645544232