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If you would like to become a sponsor, please visit: Sponsors/Exhibitors

Why Participate as a Sponsor or Exhibitor in the Prevention Summit?

Local activists, practitioners and state decision makers come together annually to build and enhance their knowledge about the science and practice of community prevention services. The Prevention Summit provides an optimistic environment in which people feel empowered by opportunities for new solutions.

Here are just a few more good reasons:

• By participating as a sponsor, exhibitor, advertiser you will have the opportunity to access over 700 substance abuse and violence prevention professionals and youth.
• Sponsorships allow the Summit to bring nationally recognized presenters to the Northwest as well as to include fun and exciting activities and by assisting with youth scholarships.
• Exhibitors provide great information and products on-site to assist those in the prevention field.
• Advertising in the program is an excellent way to showcase your organization’s program(s) and/or products at a low cost.

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Current Sponsors

Washington State Coalition to Reduce Underage Drinking (RUaD)

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Supporting Agencies & Partners

 

• DSHS, Division of Behavioral Health and Recovery (DBHR)
• Office of the Attorney General Rob McKenna
• Washington State Coalition to Reduce Underage Drinking (RUaD)
• DBHR, Problem Gambling Program
• Washington State Department of Health, Tobacco Prevention & Control Program
• Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction (OSPI)
• TOGETHER!
• Department of Community, Trade & Economic Development
• Washington National Guard
• Educational Service District 105
• Educational Service District 123
• Puget Sound Educational Service District 121
• Okanogan Behavioral Healthcare
• Evergreen Council on Problem Gambling
• Prevention Specialist Certification Board of Washington
• Naches Valley Community Coalition
• Lewis County Social Services
• Center for Human Services Partners in Prevention
• Washington State Mentors
• Washington State Liquor Control Board
• DSHS, Juvenile Rehabilitation Administration
• Lieutenant Governor Brad Owen
• Washington Association for Substance Abuse and Violence Prevention

• Safe Streets
• King County Alcohol and Other Drug Prevention Program
• Statewide Parenting Initiative Network