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Corporate Sponsors

Two potential partnership structures can help companies support educational competitions and meaningful prize funds.

1. Promotional Prize Fund

A company contributes $100,000:

$20,000 supports Markis and operating expenses
$80,000 becomes the base educational prize fund
If $200,000 in entry revenue is generated and the $80,000 prize fund is fully awarded, $120,000 would remain before payment processing, refunds, taxes, promotion, administration, legal costs, and other expenses
How that remaining amount is distributed, including any possible return to the company, would be defined in the final agreement

This is an illustrative gross-revenue example, not a promise of profit. Any return depends on the final legal structure and agreements and is subject to applicable laws.

2. Charitable Donation Model

A company gives $100,000 through the charitable structure:

$20,000 supports expenses, including fiscal sponsor costs
$80,000 becomes the base prize fund
If $200,000 in entry revenue is generated, the total educational prize fund becomes $280,000
No funds return to the company

The contribution may qualify for a tax deduction, subject to fiscal sponsor rules. Consult a tax professional.

Important planning note

These examples illustrate possible partnership concepts, not a securities offering, promise of profit, tax opinion, or final agreement. Every sponsorship should be reviewed and documented by qualified legal and tax professionals before funds are accepted or promoted.

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