Corporate Partnerships · Southeast Michigan
Turn horsepower into hope.
Partner with the Competition Corvette Club of Michigan to support youth, families, and community organizations across Southeast Michigan.
To discuss a sponsorship: competitioncorvette@hotmail.com
Community impact · 2025
- 7 counties served
- 16 scholarships awarded ($16,000)
- 600 winter coats distributed
- 100,000+ constituents reached annually
- 175+ residents served at Thanksgiving
- $19,063 given to community partners
A distinctive way to make a local impact
Competition Corvette Club of Michigan (CCCoM) brings people together through a shared passion for Corvettes—and puts that connection to work in the community. We partner with local schools, nonprofits, and service organizations to support youth, families, and neighborhoods throughout Southeast Michigan.
Corporate partners can support community programs while connecting with Corvette owners, families, event attendees, and local organizations through in-person events and service initiatives.
A focused, measurable audience
CCCoM has 74 members, including 54 Corvette owners who own 58 registered Corvettes. The club’s Corvettes represent $5.05 million in original owner investment, with 27 current-generation C8s.1
1 Owner-reported original purchase prices; 13 values are estimated from published MSRP or comparable roster vehicles.
Four areas of community impact
Community Outreach
Partnering with schools, nonprofits, and civic organizations to provide education, mentorship, and hands-on support.
Kids Can Dream
Helping young people experience meaningful opportunities that build hope, confidence, and possibility.
Youth Scholarships
Supporting students’ academic advancement, career readiness, and access to higher education.
Coats for Kids
Providing warmth and essential support to children and families during the winter months.
Where your partnership can help
CCCoM works across seven Southeast Michigan counties: Wayne, Oakland, Macomb, Genesee, Washtenaw, Livingston, and Jackson.
Community partners include C.O.T.S., Covenant House, Detroit PAL, Detroit Phoenix Center, Detroit Public School Foundation, Developing KIDS, MCHS, Motown Museum, Rhonda Walker Foundation, Whose House Our House (WHOH), Best Buddies, Haven Center, Turning Point, United Way of Genesee County, Ronald McDonald House, LaCasa Center, and Isaiah's Hub Youth Center.
Community Partners by County
| County | Partner Organizations |
|---|---|
| Wayne CountyPop: 1.77MIncome: $60K | C.O.T.S. • Covenant House • Detroit PAL • Detroit Phoenix Center • Detroit Public School Foundation • Developing KIDS • MCHS • Motown Museum • Rhonda Walker Foundation • Whose House Our House (WHOH) |
| Oakland CountyPop: 1.29MIncome: $92K | Best Buddies • Haven Center |
| Macomb CountyPop: 886KIncome: $70K | Turning Point |
| Other Counties | Genesee (Pop. 401K): United Way of Genesee County • Washtenaw (Pop. 370K): Ronald McDonald House • Livingston (Pop. 197K): LaCasa Center • Jackson (Pop. 160K): Isaiah's Hub Youth Center |
Accountability and stewardship
Sponsorship support is directed to defined initiatives and community partnerships. CCCoM tracks program outcomes and provides partners with an annual community impact summary showing how their support contributed to local work.
Our approach combines direct support for community partners, volunteer participation, and event-based engagement.
Impact Through Action
Sponsorship levels
Choose the level that best fits your organization’s community investment goals.
Swipe the table to see every level.
| Benefit | Bronze$2,500 | Silver$5,000 | Gold$10,000 | Platinum$20,000 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Recognition as Corporate Partner | Included | Included | Included | Included |
| Logo Placement on CCCoM Materials | Included | Included | Included | Included |
| Website & Event Signage Recognition | Not included | Included | Included | Included |
| Social Media Recognition | Not included | Included | Included | Included |
| In-Person Event Recognition | Not included | Included | Included | Included |
| Opportunity for Event Activation (table, materials, engagement) | Not included | Not included | Included | Included |
| Initiative or Event Naming Recognition | Not included | Not included | Not included | Included |
| VIP Event Access / Tickets | Not included | Included | Included | Included |
| Annual Community Impact Summary | Included | Included | Included | Included |
| Priority Placement in Sponsor Acknowledgments | Not included | Not included | Included | Included |
Bronze Partner · $2,500
An entry-level partnership for organizations seeking visible alignment with local impact. Supports core initiatives for youth needs, family stability, and essential support.
Silver Partner · $5,000
Expanded engagement and community presence, supporting program delivery and event-based initiatives.
Gold Partner · $10,000
Meaningful alignment with CCCoM’s visible initiatives, including youth programs, scholarships, and expanded community support.
Platinum Partner · $20,000
A flagship partnership supporting large-scale initiatives, scholarships, and multi-county collaboration.
Event activation means an opportunity for a table, materials, or in-person engagement. Availability and event details can be discussed with CCCoM.
Multi-year partnerships
Organizations seeking sustained community involvement may enter a multi-year partnership. Multi-year partners receive locked sponsorship pricing, consistent annual recognition, longitudinal impact reporting, and priority consideration for premium activations.
Existing community relationships
Les Stanford sponsors the Annual Fall Cruise and Vettes in the Park. Matick Chevrolet sponsors the Annual Spring Cruise. General Motors opened the Milford Proving Grounds to club members in 2022.
Let’s explore a partnership
Tell us about your organization’s community investment goals. We’ll discuss sponsorship levels, impact documentation, partner references, and opportunities to shape a multi-year partnership.
Mike Cook · President & FounderCompetition Corvette Club of Michigancompetitioncorvette@hotmail.comCCCoM is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, EIN 81-4035365. Contributions are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law.