Maine Better Transportation Association

2024 Sponsorship Opportunities 

To download packet with full sponsorship details: 2024 MBTA Sponsorship Opportunities

Dear MBTA Member,                                                              

Since 1939, Maine Better Transportation Association (MBTA) has been a non-partisan voice for investment in a safe, efficient transportation system for Maine. With 700 members representing municipalities, businesses and individuals from all walks of life, we advocate for funding of a multimodal transportation system - air, highway, bridge, rail, port, transit, bicycle and pedestrian infrastructure - to serve communities, businesses and citizens throughout the state.

Every year, MBTA hosts events to raise awareness of the need for public investment in Maine's transportation infrastructure. Our events are attended by a diverse group of business, community and state leaders and provide a forum for open discussion of transportation-related issues.

MBTA events also offer an opportunity to raise funds to support the MBTA activities and causes that are important to us as a group. For example:

• Sponsorships from our regional forums, the Fall Outing and the Fall Golf Tournament support MBTA operations and help keep our dues low;
• Sponsorships for other events, such as the MBTA Infrastructure Fund Golf Classic in July, support efforts that are central to our mission - funding needed to maintain and improve our infrastructure;
• Special scholarship sponsorships for our Holiday/Scholarship Meeting and 50/50 raffles help fund grants and enable scholarship recipients' families to attend the recognition event honoring their students.

After reading through this information, please let us know what sponsorships you may like to reserve in 2024. Please note Maine Transportation Conference sponsorships are not included in this packet; that information will be available in the fall.

Thank you for supporting the work MBTA does for safer, more efficient transportation throughout Maine.

Sincerely,

Eric Ritchie, MBTA President