Become a TomeCon Sponsor

If you are interested in supporting Tome Society and putting your brand in front of over 3,000 students, teachers, parents, and presenters from around the country, please consider being a TomeCon Sponsor. Your sponsorship will help us to make our annual conference educational, organized, fun, and memorable. Sponsor logos will be included on advertising and other conference related items. 

TomeCon Sponsorship Levels
  • Platinum Sponsor - $10,000 
  • Gold Sponsor - $5,000
  • Silver Sponsor - $1,000
  • Bronze Sponsor - $500
  • Friends of Tome Sponsor - $100+
Please contact us at [email protected] for more information about becoming a TomeCon sponsor. 

How can your donation help?

Tome Student Literacy Society is a federal 501(c)(3) nonprofit public charity. Your tax-deductible donations support student literacy activities and the promotion of clean, encouraging, engaging literature to students in grades 2-12. Use the donation form above or support Tome in one of the other ways mentioned on this page. 
Checks may be mailed to: 
Tome Student Literacy Society
PO Box 129
Lula, Ga 30554
Your donation could fund:
  • $25 - a student's scholarship ticket to TomeCon
  • $50 - an author's virtual chat speaking honorarium 
  • $400 - a set of It List books to give away to a school
  • $500 - a local author's speaking honorarium + expenses
  • $1,000 - an out-of-town author's honorarium + expenses
  • $10,000 - TomeCon facility costs

Other ways to help

  • Spread the word about Tome Society to local schools and libraries. Home school families and co-ops are also welcome to join!
  • Use our Amazon affiliate links to purchase your It List books. No additional cost to you! 
  • Hall County area locals, link your Kroger Plus Card to Tome as your charity. 
  • Donate items for TomeCon door prizes. This is a great way to advertise for a home business! Or use our Amazon Wishlist to mail items for Raffle Baskets directly to Tome.
  • Volunteer at TomeCon or at one of our preparation meetings.  
  • Be a volunteer reader - sign up here