Hike for Hearing Sponsorship Opportunities

Hike for Hearing banner image showing a wooded path with runners/hikers and the Hike for Hearing Logos on the left.

Event Phone: (815) 332-6800

Hike for Hearing will be a fun family event consisting of a 5k hike at scenic Rock Cut State Park in Rockford, IL. Participants and sponsors are welcome to join us at the Lions Club Picnic Area Shelter starting at 9am. The leisurely hike should take about two hours to complete.

To sponsor the event please respond by April 4, 2026 to confirm you will be included in promotional materials.

Sponsorship Opportunities

Summit – $3,000

  • Listed as presenting sponsor on all marketing and promotional materials (logo included when possible)
  • Up to (4) Hikers participation – FREE
  • Sponsor logo placed on t-shirts for the event
  • Sponsorship includes hike snacks
  • Recognition as presenting sponsor on social media and www.cshil.org
  • Sponsor logo on all event signage
  • Opportunity to distribute unique giveaway to all guests
  • Acknowledgement in eblasts, newsletter and Annual Report

Blaze – $1,500

  • Up to (4) Hikers participation – FREE
  • Recognition on all marketing and promotional materials (logo included when possible)
  • Recognition on social media and www.cshil.org
  • Sponsor logo on all event signage
  • Acknowledgement in eblasts, newsletter and Annual Repor

Boots – $500

  • Includes (2) Hikers participation – FREE
  • Recognition on all marketing and promotional materials
  • Recognition on social media and www.cshil.org
  • Sponsor name on all event signage
  • Acknowledgement in Annual Repor

 

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Venue:  

Venue Phone: (815) 979-1237

Venue Website:

Address:
7223 West Lane Rd., Loves Park, Illinois, 61111, United States

Description:

Chiseled out of the state’s far northern region is Rock Cut State Park in Winnebago County. Nearby are other “rocky” landmarks – the mighty Rock River and the place where wagons once forded it, Rockford. It’s an area of rolling plains, interesting history and a wide variety of recreational opportunities.