Learn about our partnership opportunities and return the fillable form. You may also call or email us to to create your custom annual (12-month) partnership package.

For more information, contact:

Frankie Nelson: 916-461-6614 or email

Jeri Karges: 916-461-6616 or email

• Commemorative Brick Sponsorships: bricks are etched with your message or company name and are mounted in the entryway to the facility. Brick sponsorships are $100 each.
• Ceramic Tile Sponsorships: decorative ceramic tiles are created by individuals or families at Color Me Mine in Folsom. Tiles are permanently mounted on the walls near the Poolside Cafe. Tile sponsorships are $50 each.

For more information about these and additional partnership opportunities, contact:

Frankie Nelson: 916-461-6614 or email

The Andy Morin Sports Complex offers multiple partnership levels to suit your business needs.

Benefits

• Promote your business and services; exposure to 250,000 users and spectators annually.
• Reach a wide market from toddlers to seniors.
• Enhance your good standing in the community.

Sponsor Levels

Hall of Fame Package

• Includes one 4’ x 8' vinyl sticker placed above the indoor soccer field sideboards. Location is selected by city staff.
• Annual fee: $1,500

All Star Package

• Includes one 4' x 8' vinyl sticker placed on the indoor soccer field sideboards. Location is selected by city staff.
• Annual fee: $1,500

Prices are based on a one year, 12-month contract. Multi-year pricing is available.

For more information about these and additional partnership opportunities, contact:

Frankie Nelson: 916-461-6614 or email

The City of Folsom celebrated the completion of the Johnny Cash Trail in 2017. A section of the trail travels over Folsom State Prison property. Cash’s signature song, “Folsom Prison Blues,” created worldwide name recognition for the city, and thus it seemed only natural that the trail meandering past the prison would be named in honor of The Man in Black.

In the future, the The Johnny Cash Trail will also include eight public art installments and a three-acre park themed around and honoring the life and legacy of the musician.

Find more information about the trail and learn how you can help support it.