Become a Shell to Shore Event Sponsor
Get your brand in front of our statewide audience of sustainability-minded foodies, chefs, farmers, scientists, students, and community leaders who care about Georgia's natural resources. Pick the event and sponsor level that fits your style, or let's build a custom sponsorship that's just right for your company. Reach out at development@shelltoshore.com!
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Shellfest
March 29, 2026
One of Georgia's best oyster events, and Shell to Shore's signature spring fundraiser. It's an afternoon of live, local music, great cocktails, and delicious oysters.
Audience
500 AttendeesLocation
Athens, Georgia -
The Salty Hour
Host an oyster-themed happy hour at one of our restaurant partners in Athens, Atlanta, Augusta, Brunswick, Savannah, or St. Simons Island and help us spread the word about oyster recycling and coastal resilience.
Audience
50-100 AttendeesLocations
Multiple
Provide Critical Program Support
When your company supports Shell to Shore, you demonstrate a strong commitment to environmental stewardship and community wellbeing. Your contributions fuel our ability to recycle oyster shells across Georgia, restore coastal ecosystems, and educate the next generation of environmental leaders.
Every contribution strengthens our ability to deliver measurable, lasting impact.
Companies contributing unrestricted programmatic support of $5,000 or more are recognized as Keystone Partners. Oysters are known as a keystone species: their presence supports entire ecosystems. Our Keystone Partners play the same vital role, providing the core support that sustains Shell to Shore’s mission.
Whether you’re interested in providing unrestricted support or funding one of our programs, let’s talk! Contact Us at development@shelltoshore.com.
Collaborations
Shell to Shore loves a good collab! If your company shares our passion for sustainability, let’s team up. Whether it’s donating products or services, or dreaming up a creative partnership, we’re all about finding fun and meaningful ways to work together for healthier coasts.
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