OUR VISION
A Project With Ripple Effects
Camp Verde 4 Community is launching a bold, transformational campaign to create a modern multipurpose High School Sports Stadium that elevates student opportunities, strengthens community life, and reflects the momentum of a growing region.
This campaign offers local, state, national, and international contributors legacy opportunities to support the project.
WHAT WE'RE BUILDING
A Modern Athletic Stadium
The new stadium is designed to serve both Camp Verde High School and the broader community with features such as:
2,000‑Seat Multi‑Sport Stadium
New Football & Soccer Field
Regulation All‑Weather Track & Field Facility
Pickleball Courts
Support Buildings (locker rooms, concessions, restrooms)
State‑of‑the‑Art Lighting for night events
Community‑Centered Enhancements (running trails, food truck court)
_edited.png)
Design concept as of the date of this publication, subject to change based on project needs and total funds raised.
CAMPAIGN GOAL
$5.8 Million
CV4C seeks to raise $5.8 million in philanthropic support to provide a premiere High School Sports Stadium that is safe, inclusive, and built to serve both students and the full Camp Verde community, giving our community the opportunity to cement their support of the project for generations to come.
How the Campaign Will Succeed
-
Secure leadership investments that inspire momentum
-
Build a broad base of community participation
-
Offer meaningful recognition and naming opportunities
-
Encourage multi-year pledges to make giving accessible
Giving Opportunities
Naming opportunities provide an enduring way to celebrate generosity and honor meaningful people and stories. The campaign offers naming for the High School Sports Stadium as well as key features throughout the stadium and community spaces. Any gift can be named in honor or in memory of someone special.
$5,800,000
— Presenting Level: The Entire High School Sports Stadium
Bring to life the entire High School Athletic Stadium and receive the campaign’s most prominent permanent recognition.
$2,000,000
— Legacy Partner Level
Make the football and soccer field possible with a sponsorship at this level.
$1,000,000
— Champion Level
Choose to support the track, scoreboard, or field house.
$500,000
— Platinum Level
Construct the concessions, a parking lot, or one Home Team seating section with your gift.
$250,00
— Gold Level
Invest in the press room, an Away Team seating section, or an available public space yet to be designed.
$100,00
— Silver Level
Sponsor the coach’s quarters or locker rooms.
$50,000
— Bronze Level
Support a prominent lighting system, sound system, or track lane.
$25,000
— Founders Level
Make a team bench, stadium seating row, or trail segment possible.
$10,000
— Community Builder Level
Honor someone with a parking spot or guest bench.
Your gift will help build more than a stadium—it will build a lasting home for Camp Verde pride.
LIVE HIGH, TRAIN LOW
Why Camp Verde
Running has been a tradition in Arizona for thousands of years, rooted deep with Native American people. It has grown and evolved, connecting the world through the power of sport. The Olympics stand as a testament to this connection, bringing together athletes from all corners of the globe.
Flagstaff, Arizona sits at 7,000 feet above sea level. Camp Verde, at just over 3,100 feet, is only 49 miles away. The elevation drop of almost 4,000 feet in under an hour has created one of the only true "live-high, train-low" environments in the entire world.
242
Olympians and Paralympians from 29 countries trained in Flagstaff before the Tokyo Olympics
THE PHYSIOLOGY
Living "high" forces the body to produce extra red blood cells to counteract the effects of lower barometric pressure. But it's difficult to run as fast as possible. Athletes regularly make the 45 minute trip to Camp Verde to run their hard workouts at faster paces. Those trips can be the difference between good...and gold.
THE CHALLENGE
Camp Verde continues to welcome some of the world's best runners several days a week—all dreaming of greatness. But we face a challenge—there is no proper facility to train optimally and safely. The open roads come with risks and can lead to injury. The dirt and gravel track at the high school is slippery and muddy—not ideal for professional athletes—nor for our middle and high school students. Safety is a constant concern, and we must do better for our running community.
