This Just In! Only 32 Days Left to Crowd Fund Super Bowl Commercial

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This just in from the folks over at Kentucky For Kentucky hoping to raise enough money to get an ad in the Super Bowl.

“We’ve got 31 days left in our quest to crowd fund, produce, and air a epic Super Bowl commercial marketing the Commonwealth of Kentucky. A project fueled by Kentucky pride showcasing to the world all of the amazing people, cultural influences, destinations, and products that make Kentucky the greatest state ever. So far we’ve got $67,604 pledged of the $3.5 million goal. The party is just getting started and we’re still confident we’ll hit our goal and make history.

Today we began reaching out to potential corporate sponsors offering them the marketing opportunity of a life time. Sponsorships starting at a mere $250,000 up to a mere $1,000,000. Attached is the press release(marketing opportunity of a life time) we’re sending out. While it states we’re “seeking Kentucky based sponsors”, we’re open to any big bold brand looking to make history and star in a Super Bowl commercial for a fraction of the price.”

Wanna help the cause? Check out the details here (PDF).

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