Corporate Sponsorship

The National Association of State Agencies for Surplus Property, Inc. (NASASP) was formed in 1947 and is a private, 501(c)(6) organization.  The State Agencies for Surplus Property (SASPs) are our members.  SASPs were established by Federal law and are the General Service Administration’s “local agent” for the Federal Surplus Personal Property Donation Program.  SASPs establish and maintain program eligibility at the local level as well as ensure compliance with federal property regulations.  By acquiring equipment from Federal civilian and military offices and bases across the country and even internationally, NASASP and our member SASPs serve your community through the reutilization of Federal surplus.  Representing approximately 67,000 entities, we serve the neediest of America’s organizations.  Examples of eligible organizations include:
 
Public                                                                            Nonprofit                                                                         Other

Local Governments                                                          Private Education and Health Institutions                     Veteran Service Organizations
Educational Institutions                                                 Food Banks                                                                            Some SBA 8(a) participants
Healthcare Providers                                                       Shelters
Public Safety (Police, Fire, EMS)                                  Boy & Girl Scouts
Recreation Services                                                          Museums
Conservation
Senior Centers
Libraries
  
Included among the most recent NASASP achievements are:
  • Passage of FOR VETS Act of 2013.
  • Introduction of the Veteran's Small Business Enhancement Act of 2014 in both the U.S. House and U.S. Senate; successfully reintroduced to both houses again in 2015.
  • Participation in developing the ISO 55000 asset management standard.
  • Consulted on a draft Presidential Executive Order (EO13688) on asset management.
  • Assisting with the distribution of Federal surplus assets during Fiscal Year 2014 worth more than $500 million in initial costs.
  • Placing approximately 4,000 surplus computers nationally through the Computers for Veterans Program.
 
Working with NASASP on our 2015-2016 legislative and educational outreach projects will bring you close to many U.S. Congressional members and staffs who assist in determining GSA, DOD, VA and SBA policies and issues.  We closely monitor legislation and surplus personal property regulations in all Federal agencies and we can use your assistance to continue our efforts to protect the program.  By meeting with Congressional and government decision makers--you will become a part of our activities. 
Annual Corporate Sponsorship Levels:

Bronze Corporate Sponsor - $1500/year
  • Recognized as Bronze Corporate Sponsor on NASASP website
  • Invited to the NASASP national meeting to visit and meet with state and federal agencies for two days each year. This includes:table (booth) space, an opportunity to introduce your organization to the attendees for 5 – 10 minutes, and two free tickets to our President's Dinner.
 
Silver Corporate Sponsor - $3,000/year
In addition to the Bronze level benefits listed above, Silver Corporate Sponsors will receive:
  • Free advertising in the quarterly NASASP Newsletter to our members and customers.
  • Opportunity for free online presentations about your organization to our members and customers.
 
Gold Corporate Sponsor - $5000/year
In addition to the Silver level benefits listed above, Gold Corporate Sponsors will receive:
  • Invitation to attend and participate in NASASP "Day on Capitol Hill" events. The event will include:
    • Breakfast briefing by the NASASP Executive Director, Mr. Scott Pepperman and Mr. John Chwat, President of The Chwat Group, the NASASP consultant and representative in Washington, DC, on current issues being addressed by NASASP in Congress.
    • Lunch at the Capitol Hill Club with invited members of Congress or their staffs as well as other invited guests from the Washington, DC area.
    • Dinner at a local establishment to review the day's information and to “brainstorm” for the future.