Sponsorship Opportunities

For Marlynne Stutzman

Bold, visible, and deeply authentic — Marlynne is an elite Ironman and marathoner who races with autism. She currently races on family funds; your sponsorship converts first‑mover visibility into measurable community impact and programmatic support for neurodiverse athletes.


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Why partner with Marlynne

  • Powerful story with credibility. Elite performances, Special Olympics roots, and national race appearances create compelling, persistently newsworthy storytelling.

  • Untapped brand opportunity. No current sponsors means exclusive visibility and authenticity for the right partner.

  • Multi‑segment reach. Endurance athletes, triathlon and marathon communities, Special Olympics families, local supporters, and event audiences.

  • Direct social impact. Sponsor funds go straight to training, travel, equipment, and sponsor‑backed community activations that expand access to sport for people with disabilities.

What sponsorship delivers for your brand

  • On‑race visibility. Logo placement on race kits, event signage, and partner banners.

  • Content & storytelling. Professionally produced photos, short-form videos, and sponsor-ready copy for use across channels.

  • Engagement & activation. Meet‑and‑greets, sponsored clinics, co‑branded community grants, and lead capture at events.

  • CSR alignment. Authentic association with inclusion, resilience, and measurable community outcomes.

Athlete snapshot

  • Name: Marlynne Stutzman

  • Specialization: Ironman triathlons and marathons

  • Differentiator: Elite competitor in her division; visible advocate for inclusion; compelling content potential.

  • Current funding: Fully family-funded; sponsorship unlocks professional support and broader impact.

Sponsorship tiers and deliverables

  • Platinum: $50,000+ | Prime logo on kit; headline site & press placement; 6 social posts; 2 community activations

  • Gold: $25,000 | Large logo on kit; website feature; 4 social posts; 1 community activation

  • Silver: $10,000 | Medium logo on kit; website mention; 2 social posts; event-day recognition

  • Supporter: $2,500 | Small logo on website; thank-you social post; periodic email mention

  • In‑kind: Value varies | Equipment, travel, coaching, or apparel; bespoke deliverables negotiated

  • Sources: Deliverables are customizable to align with brand objectives.

Example activations (ready to implement)

  • Race‑day tent and branded meet‑and‑greet at targeted marathons and triathlons.

  • Co‑branded “Train with Marlynne” virtual clinic or short series converting viewers to signups or leads.

  • Sponsor‑featured training vlogs and race documentary clips optimized for social platforms.

  • Community grants: sponsor‑funded race entries or training slots for Special Olympics or local neurodiversity programs.

  • Product testing and ambassador appearances at regional events.

How sponsor funds are used

  • Racing entry fees & travel: 40%

  • Coaching & performance programming: 20%

  • Equipment & kit: 15%

  • Community activations & grants: 15%

  • Content production & media: 10%

Measurement and reporting

  • Quarterly or campaign‑based reports with: kit and event impressions, social reach and engagement, activation attendance, delivered creative assets, and a summary of community impact metrics.

Next steps

  1. Request a tailored sponsor packet with upcoming race calendar, audience metrics, and proposed activation calendar.

  2. Confirm interest within 30 days to secure logo placement on the next race kit.

  3. Sign agreement and begin collaborative activation planning.

Contact us about sponsorship opportunities using the Contact Form. Marlynne is available for all types of events custom to your needs. Let her story inspire your teams or organizations today.

Special considerations given for organizations that are promoting positive opportunities for the neurodivergent community and athletes looking to compete in endurance sports with disabilities.