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Hello everyone, We are starting the sponsorship outreach process for the upcoming 2024 code4lib conference in Ann Arbor, MI from May 13 - 16, 2024. Every bit of sponsorship helps us to make the cost of conference registration as low as possible. I'd like to highlight some available sponsorship opportunities. Code4Lib 2024 has six *general sponsorship* levels, which start at just $300. More information can be found in our sponsorship prospectus ( https://2024.code4lib.org/prospectus/). Each level offers recognition, including free conference registration and exhibitor tables for some levels, as described in the prospectus. In addition, a portion of the sponsorship goes towards our Diversity, Accessibility and Inclusion Fund. General sponsorships help the overall cost of registration to be lower. *Diversity, Accessibility and Inclusion sponsorships improve access and accessibility for the code4lib community*, and will not happen without financial support. Our available targeted sponsorship opportunities include: - Streaming Video ($2,500) - Captioning ($1,500) - Post-Conference Video Production ($1,500) - Food and Beverage ($1,500) If your institution or organization is interested in moving forward with sponsorship, the prospectus page also has a "Sponsor Code4Lib 2024" button, which sends you to sponsorship registration and starts the sponsorship process. If there are any questions or concerns, please contact us at [log in to unmask] On behalf of the Code4Lib 2024 Sponsorship Committee, thank you for your attention and continued enthusiastic support. Sincerely, *Budget and Sponsorship Committee* Jesse Johnston | Bohyun Kim | Mary Jinglewski -- Jesse A. Johnston Clinical Assistant Professor University of Michigan School of Information email: [log in to unmask] voicemail: (734) 764-2107 These words acknowledge the U-M's origins in a land grant from the Anishinaabeg and Wyandot nations. Our university stands, like almost all property in the United States, on lands obtained, generally in unconscionable ways, from indigenous peoples. That land continues to benefit us, materially and intellectually, and remains a debt of obligation to provide education, benefit, and knowledge to all peoples of the State of Michigan.