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Local Sponsorship Programs
Spiral Wishing Wells have raised over $200 million for various charities around the world. They are usually purchased by local charities, or by stores that host them on behalf of a charity. For instance, Wal-Mart stores use them to raise money for the Children’s Miracle Network, McDonald’s raises money for Ronald McDonald Charities, etc.
There are two primary ways you can benefit as a sponsor.
Think of it like this: There is no other way to advertise INSIDE retail stores or INSIDE churches. But Spiral Wishing Wells are the "trojan horse" of advertising which gives you the opportunity to promote your company INSIDE these otherwise unavailable locations.
In a typical sponsorship program, 100% of the coin revenue goes to the charity, and the sponsoring organization receives the public relations and marketing benefits including:
If you want to cover your entire city, you can "brand" the whole market with your Wells. Everywhere that people see them, they will think of you and know that you are involved in promoting good will in your community. Better than any other kind of advertising... This is not a typical advertising opportunity. Radio, television, and print media are short term (usually one impression) and very expensive. The Spiral Wishing Well Corporate Sponsorship Program provides visual and interactive impressions for many years. The Wells do not wear out, and they have proven themselves to appeal to all generations. Many of the Wells we placed in 1985 are still generating as much revenue as ever, and the children that tossed coins in 20 years ago are now parents handing their own children coins. So for a very small cost, Spiral Wishing Wells will provide decades of exposure and positive public relations for you. We would welcome the opportunity to discuss a program that fits your specific needs and market. Please contact us to set up a meeting or call me directly at 1-937-384-0003 (Eastern USA).
Click here if you are interested in regional or national programs for stores, charities, and sponsors.
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