How do i draft a letter for people sponsoring my son's sport?
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Just write a short letter asking for sponsorship help explaining that you will place there business name on the ATV trailer.  Then make copies and send to all the business you can find in the area.
504979
That depends on what you want it for and who by? Id say write a proposal and send it to whomever you are wishing to obtain one from. I am a sprinter and I wrote to Adidas with tape and I was granted a sposership. Also In college I applied and recieved a schollarship so I guess if you are skilled and can present your self well to your company for a grant, sponership, or schollarship you will be fine :)
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Local businesses love to sponsor kids' sports in exchange for putting their name on the team's uniforms.  Then, when the kids win, they get publicity in the paper, etc.  You might go around to the local supermarkets, discount stores, pizza parlors, etc., and see who is receptive to this idea.  Chances are the league has people who are familiar with this process and can help you.\n\nGood luck!
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Under Philadelphia Philles put: c/o:(name of player)\nIt could be a while before he gets this though as Spring Training is about to start.  If you got the address where the Phillies have Spring Training you could do the same thing. The letter will go to the clubhouse manager and then distributed to the player.\n\nWrite the Phillies:\nPhiladelphia Phillies\nOne Citizens Bank Way\nCitizens Bank Ballpark\nPhiladelphia, PA 19148
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Corporate sponsorship of youth sporting events is big business. Most corporations have annual budgets for sponsorship and charitable donations, relative to forcast revenues based on past business performance. An arena that holds 4000 is considered a minor or small venue and the advertising to head ratio return on such an event would be minimal. Depending on how much sponsorship you need, looking for multiple sponsors may be the best avenue. A business plan shows that you are organized and professional, but you still need a compelling cause. Coca Cola puts their name on just about every event held, it brings very little cache'. Seeking event sponsorship is a full time job. Top tier corporations are slammed with requests daily and very few squeak through the first gate.\n\n1. Develop a query letter.\n2. Pick at least 100 companies that you believe will benefit from exposure at this event.\n3. Contact each of these companies to determine if they are candidates for sponsorship without asking for sponsorship. You need to find out if their charitable expenditures are tagged or if they are open to requests.\n4. Offer exclusivity on a first come first served basis.\n5. Redefine your scope and expand your search net to 100 second tier companies. \n\n\nUnfortunately, this is a time consuming process and you have very little time left.
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I doubt you'll ever be able tp get his e-mail addy.  You could  doa search to see if he has a website or you could send him a letter c/o the team he plays for.
424069
Try mailing your request with a polite letter to the sports publicity office.  My guess is that they will try and accommodate you.
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Getting a prominent sport person to endorse
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Check this site out.  If you cannot find the form letter, you will at least find the wording to write your own.\n\nRemember the quote "Illegitimis nil carborundum" (Don't let the bastards get you down!!!)
1089496
if you think your son is ready to play at a national level you can try him out for AAU basketball. depending on where you live you can find different teams. if you go to aaubasketball.com you will find a link for girls and boys and then from there find links for different teams in different areas
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Josh...I can tell you one good place to start...Contact the sports department of your local newspaper and tell them you are interested in starting a  team, and ask if they can help you out by putting a bulletin in the paper...They will know what questions to ask you (contact info, etc), and small town papers are especially helpful with youth sports (I used to be a sports writer for a small city daily paper)...Good luck!
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get your local newspaper/radio station to come to training. think about what makes your team special. Are you the only ladies team in your area? Make sure everyone knows when and where you train. word of mouth is  by far the most effective means of advertising tell everyone you know- send an email circular around your workplace design some sumple posters have you got a logo? You need to distinguish your team from the mens or other ladies teams. Put signs on the nearest roundabout directing you to the training ground. Put posters up in the pub, think about the kind of people you want to join your team, what do they do? What are they interested in?If your players like going to the gym,  put signs up there.if you think there more likely to be in tesco, put signs up there.  Try and get as much free advertising as possible. I am a graphic designer if I can be of any further assistance let me know. fionatheobald@yahoo.co.uk
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Choose products the fans will actually use and are appropriate for kids to see. Be sure and ask the ad company what type of special events the company (that will be advertising) will sponsor at your stadium for free. Good for them and good for the fans at the stadium.
358131
Try www.fanball.com. I've used them in the past. They give pretty good advice and their commissioner package is the cheapest while still being pretty kick as.s.
443576
try www.wheel of fortuine.com and it could have a link wich takes u to a page to fill a form out
327208
why don't you email the teams and ask their front offices. Maybe the league office has a list of individual team sponsors.
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When my son was racing, he and my husband made flyer type things, describing any races won, and a list of how much things cost, etc. and attached a picture of him in the kart after he won a race(holding the checkered flag). They personally took them to anyone they wanted to sponsor them. Make sure you put their logo on your kart, and send them personal letters thanking them. My son also sent pics to them to show how he was doing. \nHope this helps, and good luck to you.