SPONSOR MOORSIDE RANGERS

Yes. Small businesses are very much supported.

We know local and small businesses don’t always want or need large, expensive sponsorship deals. That’s why we take a flexible, tailored approach, working around:

• your budget

• your goals

• the level of visibility or involvement you’re looking for

Support from small businesses might look like:

• sponsoring a team or age group

• supporting a specific initiative or event

• digital promotion through our website and channels

• community-focused partnerships rather than pure advertising

There’s no minimum spend and no off-the-shelf package you’re forced into. We’d rather build something that feels worthwhile for you and genuinely benefits the club.

If you’re a small business looking to support local football, we’ll keep it practical, affordable, and meaningful.

No. Shirt sponsorship is just one option, not the default.

We’re open to a wide range of sponsorship and support, including:

• team or age-group sponsorship

• training kit or equipment support

• digital sponsorship on our website and platforms

• support for specific initiatives, events, or development programmes

• community-focused partnerships

Some sponsors want visibility. Others want to support grassroots sport in a more practical or values-led way. Both are valid.

We’re far more interested in finding the right fit than pushing everyone toward the same solution. If shirt sponsorship makes sense, great. If it doesn’t, we’ll look at alternatives that actually work for you and the club.

Sponsorship here isn’t about slapping logos everywhere. It’s about support that’s meaningful, sustainable, and mutually beneficial.

Yes. You can sponsor more than one area of the club.

Some partners choose to support:

• multiple teams or age groups

• both boys’ and girls’ football

• a mix of on-pitch and digital activity

• specific programmes alongside a team or squad

We’re happy to combine sponsorship areas where it aligns with your goals and still feels coherent, rather than forcing everything into separate, disconnected deals.

As with everything on our sponsorship page, this is handled collaboratively. We’ll look at:

• what you want to achieve

• where your support will have the most impact

• how to make it clear and visible without overdoing it

If supporting more than one area makes sense for you and for the club, we’ll shape something that works cleanly and professionally.

Yes. We offer both seasonal and multi-year partnerships.

Some sponsors prefer:

• a single-season partnership to support a team, initiative, or event

• a longer-term partnership that grows with the club and builds deeper community impact

We’re open to both approaches and will shape partnerships around:

• your budget and timescales

• the level of involvement you want

• what’s realistic and sustainable for the club

Multi-year partnerships give consistency and continuity, but they’re never locked in without agreement. Seasonal partnerships allow flexibility and a chance to see how things work before committing longer term.

Whichever route you choose, the aim is the same: a clear, fair partnership that delivers value on both sides

Yes. Sponsorship with the club can absolutely be considered part of a Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) approach.

Supporting a grassroots football club directly contributes to:

• children’s health and wellbeing

• inclusion and participation in sport

• local community development

• positive experiences for families and young people

It’s visible, local, and tangible.

For businesses using sponsorship as part of CSR, we can:

• focus support on specific age groups or initiatives

• align sponsorship with inclusion, girls’ football, or accessibility

• provide clarity on where support is going and why it matters

What we do offer is real community impact, delivered week in, week out.

If your business wants its CSR spend to land somewhere people can actually see and feel, grassroots football is about as direct as it gets.