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Bringing you the St. Patrick's Day Parade for more than 65 years!

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  UIAA Mission:

 

To conduct a great religious, patriotic, and civic event in Buffalo that honors Saint Patrick and displays the Irish contributions to our community and country.

 

 

The Parade:

 

   Is Buffalo's largest celebration of  Irish heritage. The Parade down Delaware Avenue

   begins at Buffalo's City Hall and ends at North Street. The Parade attracts people of all

   nationalities.  The enthusiastic crowds line Delaware Avenue and enjoy while the Irish

   dancers, bands, civic organizations, and others march proudly by in celebration and in

   honor of St. Patrick.

 

We are:

 

 

A volunteer organization with no paid employees.  The Parade expenses are totally subsidized by donations from area residents, local businesses and political leaders.

 

We Need:

 

Your financial support!!! Please consider a donation!!!

 

Send to:

United Irish-American Assn.

245 Abbott Road

Buffalo, N.Y. 14220

 

 

Division Sponsor - $1000 - Your company name and logo on a 3’ x 8’ banner that leads your parade division down Delaware (we recommend your people carry the banner), your company name is announced live during the parade as your division passes the reviewing stand, your company name is announced during the telecast, is listed in the credits following the telecast as a Division sponsor, your name will appear as a sponsor on our web site (BuffaloStPatricksDayParade.com) and throughout the year your banner will be displayed at all UIAA functions.  Additionally, a 2nd smaller sign provided by the sponsor will be placed at the reviewing stand and judging area.

 

Band Sponsor - $500 - Your company name announced live during the parade as your band passes the reviewing stand, your company name announced on the cable telecast as a band sponsor, your name will appear as a sponsor on our web site (BuffaloStPatricksDayParade.com) and your company name listed in the credits following the telecast as a band sponsor

 

Bishop’s Trophy Sponsor – $100 –Your company name on a major award trophy with recognition at and an invitation to the awards ceremony which is a few weeks after the parade and your name will appear as a sponsor on our web site (BuffaloStPatricksDayParade.com).

 

Trophy Sponsor – $50 -Your company name on an award trophy with recognition at and an invitation to the awards ceremony which is a few weeks after the parade and your name will appear as a sponsor on our web site (BuffaloStPatricksDayParade.com).

 

Saint Patrick’s Emerald Club Patron - > $50 listed in the trophy ceremony program and your name will appear as a sponsor on our web site (BuffaloStPatricksDayParade.com).

 

Saint Patrick’s Club Patron - < $50 listed in the trophy ceremony program and your name will appear as a sponsor on our web site (BuffaloStPatricksDayParade.com).

  
About the Parade
 
The annual St. Patrick's Day Parade,  is Buffalo's largest celebration of the Irish heritage. The Parade, which begins near Buffalo's art deco City Hall, draws people of all nationalities. The enthusiastic crowds line Delaware Avenue as the Irish dancers, bands, civic organizations, and others march proudly by in celebration and in honor of St. Patrick.
 

Buffalo, New York, like many other communities throughout the United States, has a large Irish-American population. The richness of Irish culture provides this population with numerous ways to celebrate its heritage throughout the year. Several Irish step dancing schools provide children and young adults with a love for this traditional art, traditional music is available in various venues nearly every weekend, and Irish theater is a highlight of Buffalo's downtown area. 

  

If you would like additional information, you can email us at UIAAparade@aol.com or call Brigid Knott at (716) 875-0282, You can also come to the Buffalo Irish Center (245 Abbott Road in South Buffalo) at 3:00pm on any Sunday until March 9th.