how to get school sponsorships
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talk to your teachers n counselors and even your principal. ask them if they are willing to sponsor what it is you want to do. it might have helped if u would have told us what u want to have sponsored
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Consider home schooling until your situation improves. Pray, the Lord will supply your needs. Ask a local church or business for sponsorship. Best of luck to you, I also will say a prayer for you.
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I don't know about a sponsorship letter template, but I have some suggestions for sponsors.\n\nBand instrument companies\nUniform companies\nDance clothing and shoe companies\nDance academies/teaching studios\nFlag sales\n\nAnd best of all, I think, but would cause you some research.  See if you can get names of some people in town who have been in either drum and bugle corps or winterguard in the past 20 years.  Find out if any of them own their own businesses and send to them.  For example, here in Wichita, some of the drum and bugle corps alumnae own their own insurance companies, some are lawyers, etc.  If you could find out some of those people and get a letter to them directly, it would help.
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go apply for it in a private school pal
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You speak to the financial advisor of that school.  You can apply for loans and grants.  They will assist you with all you need to know in paying for school.
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OK, HERE IS SOMETHING MAY HELP YOU \nTRY WAL-MART OR SAMS CLUB THEY DO SPONSORSHIP WORKER,,, OR FOUND ANYONE LIKE HIS WORK CAN HELP HIM TO GET HIS WORK CARD ,,, BUT IF HE LIKE TO BECOME STUDENT HE CAN GO TO THE COLLGE AND APPLY THERE AND IF THE ACCPET HIM AS A NEW STUDENT THE COLLGE WILL FILL ALL THE PAPERS HE NEED BECOUZE THE HAVE ALL THE FORMS SO ITS NOT REALY HARD ,,,I HOPE THAT HELP.. GOOD LUCK
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If you have any NASCAR races near your school, they are always looking for workers in their hospitality tents and food/beverage tents.  If not, try visiting www.computerfun.com for compatibility matches in your school.  There is no money to put up front and students (even teachers) enjoy answering questions and purchasing results to see who they're matched up with.  It even includes the top three people you should never be friends with.  It's all in fun and students enjoy it.  \nSome Domino's have pizza cards that you can sell for $10.00 and keep $9.00.  I know you said you can't sell pizza but do the cards count?\nIf your town/school has a May Day or Carnival type event then you can see if a local junk yard will haul an old car out to you.  Place a tarp under it and bust out any glass that may shatter and cause harm and then charge money for people to take a swing at it.  Great fundraiser if you have a big football game coming up and you can decorate the car with the rival's name and colors and allow people/students to bash it.  Make sure you have arrangements for the junk yard to come and haul it back again.  Roll up the tarp with any busted pieces/galss that have dropped on it and your area is clean again.\nLastly, try to get with a screen printer in your area and make pillowcases for your school that have "A Warrior Sleeps Here" or "I Dream in Black and Gold" substituting your school mascot and colors.\nThese are all great fundraisers for our school.  We raise money every year to send students on a 5 day trip to New York.  Good Luck!
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contact the school.  \n\ngood luck.
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Get your race resume together and start networking with folks.  Sponsorship isn't necessarily getting a full ride with getting your bike painted with your sponsors colors.\n\nSponsorship can take the form of getting a discount from your local shop to run their stickers.  You can also get free stuff from spark plug and lubricant companies.  You have to submit a race resume, of course.\n\nThen there is contingency programs that you can apply for.  Depending on where you place in certain events, you get a check from the company with the contingency program.  Assuming you user their products and ahere to their program rules.\n\nThen you can also target local busines for assistance as well.  Lots of small businesses don't really know how to market very well, so sponsoring you may be a way to generate business.\n\nBut it doesn't stop there, you also need to keep your sponsors happy by keeping them up today on your results and plans for the season.  Don't forget to thank them at the end of the season and anytime you get infront of cameras or newspapers for their support.
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You're too late to do any applications for funding outside the school your son will be attending. But the school itself should have several options.\n\nYour local library will be your greatest resourse. Just ask the librarian.\n\nAlso, local grants and foundations support educational opportunities. Go to one of the non-profit organizations in your town, and ask them who the money-people are in the area. The non-profits always know where the money is.\n\nIf all funding efforts fail, low-interest loans are available.
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Iguess the best way is to ring the the school urself.what is keeping u from doing that?To get first hand information get their prospectus,and get all details.good luck!!
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Think about who would WANT to sponsor you.  SOunds like your best bet at this point is to talk to the websites on which you won the tournaments.  Ask if they would be interested.  Those place always need promotion.
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Well sponsoring a child can be tough you have to remember to send in the payments every month. but it is fun :) what you do to sponsor a child you pick what company you want to go through. some send you one you cant really choose others let you choose if they let you choose look for one that needs it the most. like one with only one parent, no income,sick parent,their environment. all of those thing can help you choose the one that's right. If your a Christan you could pray about the children and god will lead you to the one he knows you should have. i sponsored a child for 3 years i started when i was 14. i sponsored through compassion international\n\nHope i helped :)
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What you are looking for is LICENSING, not sponsorships.  Check the websites of the organization's who's name/logo you want to use, and check out the licensing section - it will tell you who to contact and/or what the terms are for licensing their products/logos.
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Call your local United Way (or similar agency) to be sure that this is not already available in your area.\n\nIf it's not, contact your local churches, Salvation army, schools, local government and determine their requirements for doing a "coat drive" and contact local schools and churches and other agencies to get a list of the kids who may need the coats. (For privacy reasons, you may not want to handle actually names, but just request a "head-count".)\n\nYou may also want to approach your local newspaper to see if they would be willing to run ads for your "collection day" event at a public location, and a second ad for your "distribution day" event. You may want to ask local dry cleaners and laundry mats to exchange the cleaning of the donated coats for mention in all freebie advertising and in the "Thank you" letter to the editor that you will write for all of those individuals, businesses and agencies that participated in the event -- be sure to include numbers on how many needy children were served by the drive and announce it as an annual event, if you plan to continue the service in future years.\n\nYou may even want to work with a local business each year to provide hot cocoa and cookies for those who show up to get the coats. Give your event an appealing name "Keeping Cozy" or something and create a theme that carries out the message.\n\nBest of luck!
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Check software companies online. They might be willing to offer work sponsorship. I have a friend hired from another country by applying online.
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First, princiPALS would be glad to hear from a person with your credentials. Three ideas. Consult the classified ads in your local Sunday paper. The New York Times is an excellent source as well. Also, contact your state department of education and ask for their placement help. Finally, go to a placement agency for educators. Those who hire you will pay the fee (I think).