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Commercial partnerships

A business can support the campaign either commercially or charitably.

Commercial Partnerships

Cricket Foundation Enterprise Ltd. (CFE) manages all trading relationships relating to the Chance to Shine supported by Brit Insurance campaign. CFE is actively looking for business partners to help raise funds for the campaign.

For businesses interested in engaging with communities at either or both a corporate social responsibility and promotional level, Chance to Shine is well positioned as it works in thousands of schools across the country.

And through existing partnerships and associations within the worlds of cricket, sport, government and education it offers businesses a network across which to promote brands, services and products, whilst benefiting from a direct association with a brand that has built its own high levels of trust since launching in 2005.

There are three basic levels of business engagement:

Premier Partner - typically driven by corporate social responsibility (CSR) and sales & marketing strategies.

Campaign Partner – businesses looking to enhance specific products or service/brand(s) to audiences connected to the Chance to Shine programme.

Business Partner - a sales commission or ‘in-kind’ arrangement, which focuses solely on product or service promotions to Chance to Shine audiences.

“As a major supporter of cricket in the UK we are committed to the game at all levels to      allow people from diverse cultures and backgrounds to get involved. Our existing profile and involvement in the game supported our decision to create a partnership that uses cricket as the catalyst to make a positive difference in our local communities”.

 “As a major supporter of cricket in the UK we are committed to the game at all levels to allow people from diverse cultures and backgrounds to get involved. Our existing profile and involvement in the game supported our decision to create a partnership that uses cricket as the catalyst to make a positive difference in our local communities”.
Dane Douetil CBE,
CEO Brit Insurance 

 

 

Sunny Singh"Slazenger are extremely proud to support Chance to Shine - cricket's leading grassroots development programme. By providing clothing and equipment to schools and clubs associated with the programme, we are working together to help thousands more children across the UK have the opportunity to play and enjoy this great sport!”
Sunny Singh, Sponsorship Manager, Dunlop Slazenger International

 
Lieutenant Colonel Stuart Cattermull“We feel that cricket shares the Army’s key values of courage, discipline, respect for others, integrity, loyalty, selfless commitment and we’re keen to continue our work with Chance to Shine.”

Lieutenant Colonel Stuart Cattermull, The British Army


 

 

 

For further information please contact:

Frank Davis: frank.davis.cricketfoundation@ecb.co.uk
Commercial Director - Cricket Foundation Enterprises Ltd.
Lord's Cricket Ground NW8 8QZ
Office: 020 8395 0626  Mobile: 079204 77043



FAQs

If you've got a question about Chance to Shine, hopefully you'll find it answered in our Frequently Asked Questions section.

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The Cricket Foundation

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Media Centre

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