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Player Sponsorship - Fundraising

Player Sponsorship - Fundraising

Joe Seymour

Be Our 12th Player

With the season very fast approaching its a great time to remind everyone about our fundraising opportunities in the club.

This year the committee have been working together to come up with some new ways to raise funds for the club and also reach out to new people in a new way.

One of our initiatives for this year is Be Our 12th Player. This form of sponsorship is for players of all ages and abilities to be directly sponsored by their family and friends. Opening up the circles outside the membership to the Locksbottom Cricket experience.

The sponsorship options we have kept as simple as possible. Let's take a look.

Family/ Friends Sponsorship:

  • £20 Donation (This is our recommended amount but any donation is fantastic)
  • Player photo
  • 1st drink at the club with player FREE
  • Social Membership - This entitles you to come along to all of our social events at the clubhouse through the season
  • Club Updates sent through on email

We also have some great options for businesses to take advantage of our clubs huge social network reach.

Business Sponsorship:

  • £50 (This is the recommended minimum donation)
  • Social media post on match days when our social networks have the most traffic
  • Social Membership
  • Advertisement on the club website
  • An invitation to the Locksbottom CC club social events
  • Enjoy a drink after the game with your sponsored player

To sponsor a player of your choice all you have to do is fill out our sponsorship form found here:

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSf-cqFGLbde9L2Oa3EtK_30aD6hVJeEpQXppGO59IJ0nCTwog/viewform?usp=sf_link

Once completed you will be sent an email with the confirmation of the sponsorship and payment links if requested.

If you have any other suggestions on fund raising please reach out to me I am always open to new ideas for fundraising for the club my email is:
lbccfundraising@gmail.com

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