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Penryn Rfc Sponsorship Information Pack penryn rfc sponsorship information pack Align your business with the sports club at the heart of Penryn. Increase your customer reach through our networks both on and offline. Be seen as a business that cares about supporting its community. Contact www.penrynrugby.com/contact for more details Why sponsor Penryn Rugby Club? Increase your customer Be seen as a business that reach through our cares about supporting networks, both on the community and offline • Above all, Penryn is a community • Penryn has two men’s senior rugby club. The Memorial teams, a strong ladies’ squad and Ground is a focal point for the well over 200 mini and youth town and wider area, connecting players. In addition, the club has with all sectors of the community a committed team of qualified and one of the main aims of the coaches and over 100 volunteers. club is to inspire new interest in rugby and increase usage of the • The players, volunteers, facilities. Through sponsorship, spectators and businesses based you will be reaching not just a in the Memorial Ground create club, but a whole community. a real community hub which you can reach through your Align your business with sponsorship. the sports club at the heart • With over 1,300 followers on of Penryn social media and an average of 1,500 unique website hits per week, Penryn Rugby Club • Penryn Rugby Club promotes also provides a strong online “The Borough Way” of network to promote your teamwork, respect, enjoyment, business. Penryn is committed discipline, sportsmanship, loyalty to embracing technology to and friendship across the whole leverage competitive advantage club, providing a positive and on and off the field. safe environment for rugby players irrespective of age and gender. How will we recognise your sponsorship? Penryn Rugby Club offers a range In person of sponsorship options, from the most comprehensive Platinum, • From team shirts and shorts Gold, Silver and Bronze packages to gazebo and pitch flags, each to one-off opportunities, such as of our teams from Minis up to sponsoring team shirts. There is Seniors have kit sponsorship therefore something to suit every opportunities. business, individual and budget. • Featuring on sponsorship boards throughout the clubhouse and Online banners on the grounds, your business can benefit from being • As a sponsor, there are a number seen by spectators and featuring of different levels of recognition in team photos. online. You may choose to sponsor a specific team and be • If you choose to sponsor a home featured on their team page, game, you will feature in the or as a Platinum Sponsor you match day brochure and have could see yourself prominently your logo displayed throughout featured on the front page. the club, including on the member lunch tablemats. • Via social media, your business could be mentioned in tweets or featured in photographs Other benefits alongside the teams. • There are a wide range of • As the Penryn Rugby Club site other benefits to sponsoring is managed by Pitchero, they Penryn Rugby Club, including will also highlight our sponsors complimentary invitations to on other sites they manage and events, promotion opportunities through their app. among club members, and links to other local businesses. SPONSORSHIP AT PENRYN RUGBY CLUB Dear Prospective Sponsor and Partner, Hello and welcome to Penryn Rugby Club. Approaching the 150th anniversary of its formation in 1872, Penryn Rugby Club is the oldest rugby club in Cornwall. As of 2018, Penryn has two men’s senior teams, a strong ladies’ squad and well over 200 mini and youth players. In addition, the club has over 100 volunteers. Penryn owns its substantial grounds and facilities on the edge of town, close to the Falmouth University and Exeter University shared campus. Also known as The Borough, Penryn Rugby Club promotes “The Borough Way” of teamwork, respect, enjoyment, discipline, sportsmanship, loyalty and friendship across the whole club, providing a positive and safe environment for rugby players irrespective of age and gender. The Penryn Memorial Ground is a focal point for the town, bringing together people and businesses from Penryn and neighbouring villages. Penryn RFC already has a network of sponsors who provide vital support to the club, ensuring that we are able to provide rugby to the highest possible standards for the community of Penryn. However, we are an ambitious club with an aim to be the leading amateur club in Cornwall. This is why we need sponsors to join us in supporting our four priorities: to protect what makes rugby and Penryn RFC so special; to engage with the Borough of Penryn by keeping in touch with the community; to grow the Borough through more opportunities for more people; and to achieve success on and off the pitch. Penryn RFC has designed a number of tiered packages which will give businesses and individuals the opportunity to support the Club at all levels. Our packages offer our sponsors brand exposure media, print, signage, membership database, competition naming rights and much more. In return for your investment, Penryn RFC can help your business increase brand awareness and image, gain new customers and develop relationships with existing customers. If you have any queries regarding our sponsorship packages please don’t hesitate to get in touch. Penryn is a rugby club with a rich history and a bright future, and I hope you will be a part of it. Yours sincerely Stephen Long PRFC Chairman SENIOR RUGBY AT PENRYN RUGBY CLUB Men’s 1st XV Penryn RFC's 1st XV are the flagship side of Cornwall's oldest Rugby Club, having finished third in the Tribute Cornwall Devon league in the 2017/2018 season. Presently, Penryn are punching way above their weight and contributed five players to this year's Cornwall squad for the Bill Beaumont Cup (County Championship) campaign. Women’s 1st XV Penryn are paving the way for the provision of women's rugby in Cornwall. We have the strongest and most successful team in Cornwall and are only getting better. We have strong links with the University and are the main feeder club to the county team with 12 Penryn players making the Cornwall squad 10 of which starting in 1st XV. Men’s 2nd XV: Penryn Saracens After a break of several years, Penryn bucked the general trend in Cornwall last season by re-establishing their 2nd XV, known as Penryn Saracens. The team finished in the top half of the Duchy League competition for the second teams of Cornish clubs and over the course of the season defeated perennial champions Camborne IIs! Hopes are high for an even better season for Penryn's second team in 2018/19. YOUTH RUGBY AT PENRYN RUGBY CLUB PRFC has a full complement of boys teams from U6s to U16s, three girls teams and a Colts team, joint with Falmouth and 2017/2018 was a very successful season for the youth section of the club. Penryn RFC also successfully hosted the U7s & U8s County Festival which involved 400 tag players and had two touring teams visit which involved 300 players from U5s to U13s from Penryn, Exmouth, Aberavon and Truro. We have also seen individual success at representative level with the U16s having four players selected for Exeter Chief Academy and eight representing Cornwall, the Joint Penryn/Falmouth U15s squad had three selected for Exeter Chiefs and 12 selected for Cornwall. The U14s has good representation within the Gold and Silver DPP squads. The Girls have three U15s representing Cornwall, five in the U18 team and two girls were also scouted for England Rugby Centre of Excellence assessment. One of those was selected and is now an Elite player. 1 SPONSORSHIP PACKAGES Bronze Sponsorship package: £250 As a Bronze sponsor you will be a vital member of the Penryn Rugby Club community. In return for your investment you will get to promote and network your business through the following advertising benefits: • Framed company logo and contact details on sponsors wall next to “Sponsor’s Board” in Clubhouse. • Half page advert in match day programmes. • Company name and link on club website • A dedicated member of the rugby club to welcome you and look after you and your guests. Silver Sponsorship package: £500 Silver sponsorship offers good exposure across members, spectators and media. In return for your investment you will receive a variety of opportunities to promote and network your business as well as being part of a great community rugby club culture. You will receive all the benefits highlighted in the Bronze package plus the following advertising benefits: • Pitch-side advertising or pitch-side board for season. • Framed company logo and contact details on sponsors wall next to “Sponsor’s Board” in Clubhouse. • Half page advert in match day programmes. • Company name and link on club website. • A dedicated member of the rugby club to welcome you and look after you and your guests. • An announcement over the tannoy at the beginning of the game. Gold Sponsorship package: £750 This sponsorship is perfect for local businesses looking for high exposure across members, spectators and media while also enjoying the benefits of watching top rugby through the hospitality package. We would welcome you as part of our club and you will have multiple opportunities to promote your company. In return you will receive all of the benefits highlighted in the Silver package plus: • Pitch-side advertising or two pitch-side boards for the season. • Framed company logo and contact details on sponsors wall in clubhouse next to “Sponsor’s Board” in Clubhouse. 2 • Full page advert in match day programmes. • Company name and link on club website.
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