Show fund support and sponsors

Funds and sponsors deserve to be seen

Behind many associations stand funds and sponsors that make the activities possible: a local fund that pays for new equipment, a company that supports the youth team, a grant that finances a trip. In return they usually expect to be named, and that acknowledgement isn't just a nice gesture, it's often part of the agreement.

With fund support the association can show the funds and sponsors backing you, right on your own pages. The acknowledgement becomes part of the association's look, instead of a logo pasted in at random, and everyone who visits the pages sees who stands behind you.

Managed in one place, shown in the right places

You add your funds and sponsors in one place and decide where the acknowledgements should appear. Instead of editing the same logo in by hand on several pages, you manage it centrally, and when you change something, it takes effect wherever it's shown.

That makes it simple to keep visibility up to date when a sponsor joins or an agreement ends. You don't have to remember all the places a logo sits, because the placements you've chosen draw from the same list.

So you easily meet the agreements

A sponsorship agreement often includes a visibility requirement: the logo must appear in a certain place, for a certain period, perhaps to a certain extent. If it's forgotten, it can cost both the relationship and the support the next time you apply.

Because visibility is managed centrally and shown in the places you've chosen, it's easier to live up to what you've promised. You can see what's shown where, and document to a fund or sponsor that the acknowledgement really is there, without having to click through all the association's pages to check.

Tastefully integrated, not advertising

There's a difference between acknowledging support and filling the association's pages with advertising. Fund support is meant as the former: a proper, understated way to thank those who make the association possible, without the pages coming to look like a billboard.

The acknowledgements fit into the association's own look and are placed where they make sense, rather than interrupting what members came for. The result is that funds and sponsors are seen in a way both they and the association can be happy with.