Imagine the Home and Cottage Show… just for taking care of yourself.
The Kawartha Wellness Summit exists to redefine what wellness means. For many people, especially those who need it most, taking care of themselves gets pushed to the back burner or goes unrecognized entirely, whether that’s physical, mental, emotional, or a quieter sense of purpose and meaning. It includes things not everyone thinks to name, like financial wellness: understanding and easing the fear that so often surrounds money, and building real stability.
When: October 17, 2026, 10 am to 3 pm
Venue: Kawartha Downs
Support Community Wellness and Gain Exposure
When we support our community, we strengthen it.
Sponsoring the Kawartha Wellness Summit is a chance for any organization whose values include community wellbeing to stand behind an integrated approach instead of a siloed one.
Wellness Champion – 3 Spots
Premium booth placement at the event, event signage, inclusion in the radio advertising package, digital event signage, a spot in attendee swag bags, and social media shoutouts. For community partners within the wellness industry.
Investment: $1,500
Wellness Partner – 4 Spots
Event signage, inclusion in the radio advertising package, digital event signage, a spot in attendee swag bags, and social media shoutouts. For community partners outside the wellness industry.
Investment: $1,250
Wellness Advocate – 4 Spots
A spoken introduction on stage, program and signage naming, and a dedicated social media post about that specific talk
Investment: $500
Wellness Ally – 4 Spots
A spot in attendee swag bags and social media shoutouts. For community partners outside the wellness industry.
Investment: $150
Why Support This Event
- We define wellness broadly, on purpose. Sports, arts, financial coaching, DIY and trades, mental health, organizational support: if it’s how our community takes care of itself, it belongs at the Summit. That breadth means your sponsorship reaches a wider, more varied audience than a typical wellness event.
- Speakers are chosen by application, not by sponsorship. There is no pay-to-speak. This keeps the content credible and maintains the audience’s trust, protecting your brand association with the event.
- The event is curated to stay genuinely community-focused, so the sponsor and vendor mix stays coherent rather than diluted.
- Real community reach: Chamber of Commerce members founded the Summit, and it’s featured in the Chamber Newsletter. Last year we offered a Chamber-member ticket discount, a built-in, organized local audience most events don’t start with.
- Cross-promotion from Kawartha Downs itself, on top of the Chamber and radio channels. The venue actively helps promote the event, not just host it.