Where do I look to find a sponsor for my grand-kids sports programs, so they can play?
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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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Try the Sports Authority?
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NBC is the sponsor, check out the web sites. They have many.
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http://www.usasevens.com/ is the site and you might find who the sponsors are there.
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Here is the link to the application.  It does not mention anything about sponsors...did you mean supporters?  If so, I do not think it would matter if you just list 2 people...
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Go to sporting goods stores inyour area and ask them.  Try contacting other companies by mail.  Convince them you are serious as a cyclist and not just pulling a rip off.  Most local businesses (not just the sports stores)will help a local kid out, if they haven't been asked too often by too many charities. Even doctors and such may help.Be prepared to answer questions about exactly what you plan to do with the money and take the time to write them a thank you note to those who contribute, which may  make  them more willing to help again in the future. Let them know how you will advertise their help.  My husband owns a 7-11 and supports 2 local baseball teams.At the end of the season they send him one of the team pictures signed by all the kids.  He loves it. Good luck.
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Try writing care of their teams or leagues.  They have people in the mailrooms to route the mail to the athletes.  All have websites and are listed in almanacs, etc
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First, do some research so you know that the charity you're sending money to, really DOES use it to help the kids. Look for 'Not for Profit' charities. Then you can decide where to sponsor and know you're really helping someone.
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You can find several different types of junior golf programs for kids.  The first place to look is www.juniorlinks.com The is a great place for information about programs in your area.  The site also has games, information for parents and information for kids to help them learn the game.  The second place to look would be www.playgolfamerica.com enter your zip code and it will show you a list of programs in your area.  The 3rd place would be your local PGA Section.  Every section has a key person in charge of junior program.  They could help you find something in your area.  You can go to www.pga.com or www.pgalinks.com to find out what section your in and how to contact them.  Good luck  I have a lot of links on my 360 blog roll .  Let me know if I can help\n\n\nNow if anyone is interested in helping put together a junior program they should start with the golf pro at a local golf  course.  Men's and Laide's assoications can play a major role in junior programs.  I find it's best to keep the programs at a affordable price, but not free.  Free does not work, we have one for $49.00.  We teach the PGA's first swing program.  Every get is issued a starter set up clubs with bag and several other items.  All they have to do is complete the classes and demostrate golf knowledge in a fun event.  Once they do that they get to keep the golf clubs.  That is where people can help support junior programs.  The men's and ladies clubs can help raise money to pay for the clubs.
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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.
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Contact your local parks and recreation department.  I remember when I was a kid they always had sports teams available to the public for kids.
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Try NCAA.org   They will be there.
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Try the Glastonbury Little League travel team.
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our team uses www.varsity.com \nThey may be expensive, but they look good and are well made.
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I would say your best bet is to approach a potential sponsor but have all the details of your team to hand results ages experience bikes and i mean everything the more details you have the more likely they are to sponsor you
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http://www.littleleague.org/
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Good luck with that. You need to prove your worth sponsoring, by doing great in major tournaments, and try to get possible sponsers to go out and watch, and hope that they love the results. You can also just ask around and hope you get lucky.