And absolutely, I completely understand the ROI side of things.
I actually think there could be a really simple way to make this work for Lone Pine without it needing to be a huge sponsorship.
My bigger goal with these events is to raise enough support to run our January clinics completely FREE for kids in Western Sydney.
For Lone Pine, I was thinking something more along the lines of an Official Community / Hospitality Partner, rather than a major presenting sponsorship.
There are a few ways we could make it tangible for you rather than simply putting your logo on a banner.
For example:
Lone Pine branding across the Travis Bazzana event and January free clinics
Social media and email promotion through NxtGen
A dedicated post recognizing Lone Pine for helping us provide free clinics for local kids
A trackable Lone Pine offer specifically for camp families — for example, a family meal offer using a unique NxtGen code
Potentially a post-camp family gathering or another activation at Lone Pine
Family dining vouchers/prizes at the event
A small number of camp/clinic spots that Lone Pine could give to staff or customers
On-site signage and recognition as a local community partner
That way we could actually track how many NxtGen families visit Lone Pine rather than just hoping the sponsorship creates awareness.
I was thinking somewhere around A$2,500–A$5,000, depending on how much we build into it.
The bigger picture is that every partnership helps us reach the goal of providing the January clinics completely free to Western Sydney kids.
I’d love to hear what would be most valuable to you from an ROI standpoint as well, because I’m very happy to shape it around what makes sense for Lone Pine.
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