The Hometown Heroes Experience is intended to honor America's military veterans by collecting their stories on DVD, preserving them for future generations, and featuring them in a new vivid exhibit.
Five- to-seven minute fully edited digital stories are produced from interviews and conversations with veterans and are a part of the permanent Hometown Heroes Experience archive. This archive of stories is available through the internet, at www.hometown-heroes.org, and on the outdoor 150 sq. ft. big screen, as well as the interior touch screens of the traveling exhibit/interactive theater.
It is now possible for your company to reach 2 million veterans and their families.
The Hometown Heroes Experience has gone from producing a large archive of veterans' stories to creating a calender of events that delivers educational and emotional entertainment to its spectators. This experience delivers a great marketing value and unique positive exposure to its sponsoring partners.
We invite you to take advantage of the rising popularity of the Hometown Heroes Experience among the nearly 2 million veterans and their families across the great state of Missouri.
The Hometown Heroes Experience exhibit provides a platform and features like no other. It allows partnering businesses and organizations to:
- Sell products and services on site to an attractive consumer demographic
- Increase consumer awareness as part of your brand strategy
- Differentiate your brand by affiliation with a unique and effective event
- Be part of some of the largest attendance events this year
- Connect to the positive, patriotic, and inspirational moments that this exhibit brings to each event.
Most importantly the characteristics and demographics are as follows:
- There are 600,000 veterans in Missouri
- There are an additional 1.4 million impacted by veterans related issues in Missouri
- Veterans and their families have high brand loyalty and appreciate businesses that support them
As reported by the Jefferson City News Tribune,
"What this high-tech and interactive venue does is
bring those stories to broader communities.
It's a very unique way to cut through
the clutter, a cutting edge way to get these
stories to the public. A way to locally celebrate
the veterans in their hometown communities,
let them know how grateful we are for their service,
and possibly inspire a whole new generation."
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