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Pauline P. Narvas Thank you for being part of the v0 x Intercom hackathon, Tawfik! I sent you a DM with a link to redeem swag for being part of our community 
Excited to hear what you build next!
Tawfik Manham Thank you Pauline and team at Vercel, this was a fun event. Super excited to continue working on this.
system While a member of our team prepares to jump in, you might find your answer even faster in our community resources. - Official Documentation: https://v0.app/docs - The v0 expert walkthrough: https://community.vercel.com/t/become-a-v0-expert/5981 - Watch v0 in Action: https://community.vercel.com/live#v0
Ryu Hi Priyanshu, A good way to approach sponsorship is to make the ask very concrete instead of asking generally for support. I would prepare a short sponsorship deck or one-page proposal with: * Expected number of participants * Audience profile, such as students, developers, founders, or AI builders * Event date, format, and location/online details * What sponsors get in return, such as logo placement, booth/demo slot, judging seat, workshop slot, social mentions, or access to project submissions * Sponsorship tiers, for example venue/food/prizes/cloud credits/API credits * Clear contact email and deadline For companies to approach, I would start with tools your participants are likely to use: cloud platforms, AI/API companies, developer tools, local startups, universities, coworking spaces, and local tech communities. If this is related to v0/Vercel, you could also frame it around a specific challenge, such as "build with v0 and deploy on Vercel," and ask whether Vercel/community partners would be interested in providing credits, swag, judges, or a workshop.