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PCA Leaflet ARTWORK.Indd The PCA Masters Cricket Gala Day The PCA Masters Cricket Gala Day The PCA Masters Cricket Gala Day Line-up may include sporting greats such as: ENGLAND MASTERS • Mark Ramprakash LATEnterprises Current England batting coach and scorer of over 40,000 First Class runs. Also, Strictly Come Dancing champion! LAT Enterprises is a registered company whose sole • Matthew Hoggard purpose is to raise funds for the bene t of Leigh Ashes winner with 248 Test wickets Academies Trust students. • Steve Harmison Leigh Academies Trust is a charitable company Ashes winner and former world no.1 bowler delivering education to over 10,000 students • Graham Thorpe between the ages of 3 and 19 years. It is committed 100 Test matches! to providing excellence in education including the promotion of greater cultural understanding through Your invitation to • Dominic Cork international sporting opportunities for young Great all-rounder with a Test hat-trick against people who otherwise would not have these chances. the West Indies Proceeds from this event will contribute to this cause. • Paul Nixon Celebrate the Former Kent and England wicket-keeper For further details, or to reserve a table, places, sponsorship or donate to the charity auction contact: • Adam Hollioake Former England captain and MMA professional Katie Petts Golden Jubilee Leigh Academies Trust • Andy Caddick e: [email protected] Fast bowler taking 5 wickets in an innings t: 07540 722 865 of The PCA 13 times • Phil DeFreitas The only bowler in history to take 5 wickets Green Street Green Road PCA England Masters in a match against every other county! Dartford Kent DA1 1QE Charity Cricket Gala 2017 • Dean Headley t: 01474 700719 Former Kent and England fast bowler e: [email protected] at the exclusive • Marcus Trescothick w: latenterprises.org.uk Bexley Cricket Club Ashes winner with over 5000 Test match runs LAT Enterprises 2015 | Registered company no: 02579961 LAT Enterprises c/o Leigh Academies Trust Green Street Green Road, Dartford DA1 1QE Friday 30th June 2017 Sponsored by: • Cucina “ One of the highlights of the Kent Shaping Lives, • Darenth Print & Design Ltd • Central Hire • Smile Group Travel Corporate Entertainment calendar ” Transforming Communities • David Mewes Building • E & C Engineering Services Services An exceptional opportunity to: Reward some of your hard working employees or valued clients. Network with companies and businesses from the South East. Enjoy Your priority invitation to one of ve star cuisine in the company of world class sports stars. the best corporate entertainment events available in the South East! Support sporting opportunities for young people. The PCA Masters Cricket Gala Day is one of the highlights of the Kent Corporate Entertainment calendar featuring a spectacular charity day that includes: Superb Corporate Package Includes: • Pre-match gourmet lunch by Cucina award winning • Full programme of events from 11am. chef, Ian Morgan. • Tables of 10 seats for you and your guests (or you • A fundraising auction run by Full Event Management, may request 2 players from the teams to join you and including exclusive sports related opportunities, 8 guests). premiership tickets, holidays and memorabilia. • Exclusive access to the international cricket players • Enthralling lunchtime entertainment including a before and after the match. Q&A session. • Gourmet lunch including wine, afternoon tea, • Celebrated PCA Masters vs Leigh Academies Trust 25 refreshments and corporate bar. over cricket match. Publicity or Sponsorship • A fundraising auction run by Full Event Management, opportunities with prizes including sporting events and memorabilia, including Premiership Club corporate tickets, European and Caribbean holidays, spa days • 6ft x 4ft or 12ft x 2ft boundary Banner placement - and much, much more! £300 • PCA Masters Charity Cricket Match with full • A5 Programme advertisement from - £200 commentary. • Sponsor the Man of the Match and the Match Ball - • Priority seating and access to the clubhouse at the £750 exclusive Bexley Cricket Club, a superb setting (with • Sponsorship of match Kit with full display logo - ample free parking and within 2 minutes of £750 Bexley Station). • Sponsorship of public ra e - £200 For just £650 per table + VAT (or £65 per place + VAT).
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