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2026 NCUIH Annual Conference

April 27 – April 30, 2026 | The Westin Downtown, Washington, D.C.

Looking for more details? Visit the main NCUIH Annual Conference page.

Honoring 50 Years of the Indian Health Care Improvement Act

The National Council of Urban Indian Health (NCUIH) advances equitable, culturally grounded health care for American Indians and Alaska Natives in urban areas. Though more than 70% of Native people live in cities, many still face barriers to care that honors their traditions and communities.

Your partnership empowers NCUIH to continue to support Urban Indian Organizations (UIOs) with the resources, training, and advocacy needed to improve health outcomes and uphold the promise of the Indian Health Care Improvement Act (IHCIA)—now celebrating 50 years of progress.

HIGHLIGHTS FROM 2025 CONFERENCE
274

attendees

24

sponsors

31

UIOs Represented

17

exhibitors

50

speakers

Why Sponsor NCUIH?
Mission Driven Impact

Sponsorship directly supports advocacy and capacity building for Urban Indian Organizations. Past conferences have led to policy advancements and collaborations that improved mental health services, cancer care, access to traditional healing, and more.

Audience Reach

NCUIH conferences typically draw 250+ healthcare professionals, tribal leaders, policymakers, researchers and advocates from across the country. Our communications reach thousands through social media, email newsletters and podcasts. Sponsor benefits include exposure through these channels and at the conference itself.

Alignment with Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Goals

Sponsorship offers meaningful alignment with corporate social responsibility objectives—particularly in health, community engagement and inclusion initiatives. Sponsors are recognized not just as donors but as partners advancing health for Indigenous peoples.

Data and ROI

We commit to providing sponsors with metrics on brand reach, engagement, event attendance and demographic breakdowns. Following the conference, sponsors receive a report summarizing impressions, clickthrough rates, social media metrics and feedback.

Sponsorship Opportunities

Celebrate the Past. Shape the Future. Leave Your Legacy.

Each sponsorship tier offers exclusive visibility, engagement, and storytelling opportunities designed to honor your leadership and amplify your impact across NCUIH’s national platform.

NCUIH is transitioning away from a formal contract process for sponsorship commitments. Based on sponsor feedback, we now issue invoices directly instead of requiring contract signatures—streamlining the process and helping many partners avoid lengthy internal legal reviews.

To confirm your sponsorship, simply email Wendy Elliott, at development@ncuih.org indicating the sponsorship level or package you’re interested in, and our team will generate an invoice and supporting materials for your records.

This website has the most up-to-date list of available sponsorship opportunities. All the details from the site are also included in our sponsorship guide, which you can find linked below. Please note that the PDF guide is not updated regularly with current availability, so be sure to check the website for the latest options.

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SPONSOR PACKAGES

Native Health Visionary | $100,000
(1 available)

As the premier partner of NCUIH’s 50th Anniversary Celebration of IHCIA, this sponsorship positions your organization at the center of this event.

Benefits include:

  • VIP reception with the NCUIH Board of Directors
  • 10-minute video to be played during the conference, featured in one podcast episode, or featured in a blog post
  • Speaking opportunity during conference (up to 45 minutes)
  • Four page color ad in program
  • Materials distributed on attendee seats on the first day of conference
  • 4 social media features (short form)
  • 10 conference registrations
  • 1 Exhibitor space
  • Feature in NCUIH newsletter bi-weekly until the end of the year as a proud sponsor
  • Logo prominently displayed on welcome slides
  • Logo prominently displayed on sponsor thank you banner
  • Logo prominently featured on the conference mobile app
  • Conference opening recognition
  • Recognition on NCUIH website
  • Opportunity to provide up to 4 promotional items in attendee bags
  • Thank you in NCUIH Annual Report

This is the defining sponsorship for organizations that want to lead the national conversation on urban Indian health.

Native Health Champion | $75,000
(2 available)

Demonstrate your organization’s leadership and commitment to Indigenous health.

  • VIP reception with the NCUIH Board of Directors
  • 8-minute video to be played during the conference, or featured in a blog post
  • Speaking opportunity during conference (up to 25 minutes)
  • Two page color ad in program
  • Materials distributed on attendee seats on the second day of conference
  • 3 social media features (short form)
  • 8 conference registrations
  • 1 Exhibitor space
  • Feature in NCUIH newsletter bi-weekly until the end of the year as a proud sponsor
  • Logo prominently displayed on welcome slides
  • Logo prominently displayed on sponsor thank you banner
  • Logo prominently featured on the conference mobile app
  • Conference opening recognition
  • Feature in NCUIH newsletter
  • Recognition on NCUIH website
  • Opportunity to provide up to 2 promotional items in attendee bags
  • Thank you in NCUIH Annual Report

Ideal for companies ready to champion the next era of Native health innovation.

Note: Sponsor may request shorter time frames and/or fewer features for any of the items listed above.

UIO Champion | $50,000

Join us in celebrating the 50th Anniversary with a symbolic sponsorship level that honors the creation of Title V of IHCIA, which established the Urban Indian Health Program within Indian Health Service which oversees the trust and treaty obligation of healthcare in urban areas through Urban Indian Organizations.

Benefits include:

  • Speaking opportunity (10 minutes)
  • Two page color ad in program
  • 2 social media features
  • 6 conference registrations
  • Exhibitor space
  • Logo prominently displayed on welcome slides, sponsor thank you banner, and mobile app
  • Conference opening recognition
  • Newsletter feature and website listing
  • 1 promotional item in attendee bags
  • Co-branding on conference welcome bag
  • Acknowledgment in NCUIH Annual Report

The perfect partnership tier for leaders committed to advancing the legacy of Title V.

Strong Ally | $40,000

Support critical dialogue and connection throughout the conference.

Benefits include:

  • Speaking opportunity (10 minutes)
  • Two page color ad in program
  • 2 social media features
  • 4 conference registrations
  • Logo prominently displayed on welcome slides and sponsor thank you banner
  • Newsletter feature and website listing
  • Opportunity to provide 1 promotional item in attendee bags

Recognized as a visible and trusted partner in advancing NCUIH’s mission.

Health Equity | $25,000

Drive meaningful conversations around equity,
policy, and innovation.

Benefits include:

  • Full-page color ad in program
  • Social media feature
  • 3 conference registrations
  • Logo prominently displayed on welcome slides, sponsor thank you banner, mobile app, and newsletter
  • Conference opening recognition
  • Recognition on NCUIH website
  • Thank you in NCUIH Annual Report

An impactful entry point for organizations prioritizing health justice and access.

Community Builder | $15,000

Join us as a new or returning partner and help expand the movement.

Benefits include:

  • Spotlight or panel introduction of all Community Builders
  • Half-page ad & up to two social media features (short form)
  • Two registrations & logo placements across materials
  • Website listing, one promotional item & annual report recognition

Designed for partners eager to make a visible difference in urban Native health.

Health Warrior | $10,000

Empower wellness and advocacy initiatives across urban Native communities.

Benefits include:

  • Social media feature
  • 2 Conference registrations
  • Logo prominently displayed on welcome slides, sponsor thank you banner, and mobile app
  • Conference opening recognition
  • Newsletter feature and website listing
  • Thank you in NCUIH Annual Report

Culture Keepers | $5,000

Help preserve cultural traditions and honor Indigenous knowledge keepers.

Benefits include:

  • Quarter-page color ad in program
  • 1 conference registration
  • Conference opening recognition
  • Logo displayed on welcome slides and sponsor thank you banner
  • Social media feature
  • Thank you in NCUIH Annual Report

Friend of NCUIH | $2,500

Demonstrate your solidarity with NCUIH’s mission.

Benefits include:

  • Name listed in program
  • Logo on sponsor thank you banner and welcome slides
  • Social media feature
  • Thank you in NCUIH Annual Report

Ally | $1,000

Join our growing community of supporters dedicated to advancing health outcomes.

Benefits include:

  • Name listed in program
  • Logo on sponsor thank you banner
  • Social media feature
  • Thank you in NCUIH Annual Report

Custom Sponsorships

We understand that every partner’s goals and resources are different—and every contribution matters. Our Custom Sponsorships make it easy for companies, foundations, and community partners of all sizes to take part in this historic event celebrating 50 years of the Indian Health Care Improvement Act (IHCIA). Whether you want to boost your digital presence, showcase your services, or bring a creative idea to life, we’ll help you design a sponsorship that amplifies your brand and advances health outcomes for urban Indian communities.

Digital-Only Sponsorships | Starting at $3,000

Reach a national audience through immersive digital engagement. Perfect for organizations seeking high-impact virtual visibility, these packages include opportunities such as branding within the conference app, sponsored push notifications, livestream session sponsorships, and digital swag bags distributed to attendees. You can also feature banner ads in NCUIH’s newsletter, sponsored podcast segments, or interactive polls during live sessions. We provide detailed analytics on clicks, views, and downloads so you can clearly see your return on investment.

In-Kind Sponsorships

Contribute in creative, meaningful ways that directly support the conference experience. In-kind sponsors provide goods or services—such as printing, technology, eco-friendly supplies, or cultural performances—that make our event exceptional. These contributions receive recognition equivalent to cash sponsorships, including logo placement, social media highlights, and onsite acknowledgment, ensuring your generosity is
visible to all attendees.

À La Carte Sponsorship Opportunities

Workshop Sponsor | $60,000
(2 available)

  • 45 minute workshop hosted by Sponsor
  • 2 page color ad in program
  • Materials distributed on workshop seats
  • 3 social media features
  • 3 conference registrations
  • Feature in NCUIH newsletter (bi-weekly through year-end)
  • Logo on welcome slides, thank-you banner, and mobile app
  • Conference opening recognition
  • Newsletter feature and website listing
  • Up to 2 promotional items in attendee bags
  • Acknowledgment in NCUIH Annual Report

Breakfast Leader Mixer | $20,000
(3 available)

  • Recognition as Host Sponsor of the Breakfast Mixer
  • Opportunity for brief welcome remarks (10 minutes)
  • Logo on welcome slides, thank-you banner, and mobile app
  • Conference opening recognition
  • Newsletter feature and website listing
  • Thank you in NCUIH Annual Report

Welcome Bag Sponsorship | $17,000
(1 available)

  • Co-branding on conference welcome bag
  • Half-page color ad in conference program
  • Social media feature
  • Logo on sponsor thank-you banner
  • 1 promotional item in attendee bags
  • Acknowledgment in NCUIH Annual Report

Connecting Indian Country | $15,000
(I.T.) (2 available)

  • Half-page color ad in conference program
  • Logo on welcome slides, thank-you banner, and mobile app
  • Social media feature
  • Acknowledgment in NCUIH Annual Report

Coffee Break Sponsor | $7,500
Sold Out

  • Quarter-page color ad in conference program
  • Logo on coffee break signage, thank-you banner, and mobile app
  • Social media feature
  • Acknowledgment in NCUIH Annual Report
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