Sponsor an Area-based Community Map
Sponsoring an Area-based Community Map is ideal for businesses or individuals who want to support and connect with their community.
Choosing a Charity Partner for your business can be an intimate process, built on matching values, staff engagement and level of impact.
There are times when, the decisions you make, mean you need to say ‘No’ to charities that you know are in desperate need of support. aDoddle can help you change that hard ‘No’ to a ‘Softer No’.
Sponsoring an Area-Based Community Map is About Creating Benefits for Everyone – It’s more than the donation you make or us placing your logo and links on websites, media posts and flyers. It is about the positive impact that it has – for all.
These include:
For You & Your Business:
- Helping you reach your goals, target market to build upon your existing presence and customer loyalty within your community
For Us:
- Helping fund the running and development of the community map For Charities & Community Projects:
For Charities & Community Projects:
- Supporting them to raise their profile, reach those who need their help & those who want to help them
For People in Your Community:
- Helping everyone to find the support they need, a volunteering opportunity or places to connect with others locally
Discover why this firm of solicitors has sponsored more than one Area-Based Community Map
They said:
Our aim is to look at new ways of supporting our community – not just by donating, but by joining the dots between those in need and organisations that can offer help, and maximising the support we have to offer, through projects such as aDoddle.
Cate Battson, Head of CSR for Dutton Gregory Solicitors added:
“We believe aDoddle represents the highest level of community togetherness, and Dutton Gregory are proud to support such a fantastic enterprise, especially in such uncertain times. It has enabled us to help many more individuals and local organisations than previously possible.We hope the BCP Community Map will offer support and guidance to our clients, staff and the wider community in the coming months.”