Sponsor Club Wilber
Club Wilber offers adapted activities, events and trips for children and young people with a visual impairment, and their families, across Yorkshire. Could your organisation support us by becoming a sponsor?
Sponsorship fees are based on how much you would like to offer and the benefits you’d like to see in return.
If you choose tier one, your organisation pays £300 a year.
If you choose tier two, your organisation pays £600 a year.
If you choose tier three, your organisation pays £900 a year.
The benefits of being a sponsor:
- It’s an excellent way to meet your Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) objectives which your customers will respect and value.
- Strengthen your ESG story with direct, simple monetary support for charities.
- Social media promotion, frequency increasing with each tier.
- Networking opportunities and invites to Trust events and open days.
- Acknowledgement on our website and related literature.
- Our logo to use on your website.
- Generous discounts on meeting room hire and catering at Wilberforce House, increasing with each tier.
- Substantial discounts on environmental audits and training provided by Wilberforce Trust, based on your sponsorship tier.
- Colourful newsletters each quarter informing you about our latest events.
- Staff engagement opportunities for corporate volunteering or good cause days.
If you have a smaller budget for CSR, or would like to offer additional support, you can sponsor individual Club Wilber events throughout the year for only £100! You will be:
- Mentioned on all social media and the website related to this event.
- Mentioned in communications to families related to this event.
- Receive feedback and quotes from families to demonstrate your impact.
We also accept sponsorships in kind- contact us on clubwilber@wilberforcetrust.org.uk to know more about our offer and the different tiers!
If you would like to become a sponsor please fill in the form below:
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The Wilberforce Trust is dedicated to helping those with visual impairment, sight loss, hearing loss and other disabilities across York, North Yorkshire and the surrounding areas.
