We found five reasons why you should...so there is no reason not to!
Paige Brophy
I’ve been doing some research, I could call it soul searching to make it sound more impactful, but who are we kidding, it is research.
As you may have noticed we have started a brand-new community sponsor program, and it is really becoming a trend. This of course got us all thinking… is there really a downfall to partnering with a local charity?
I didn’t find any reasons not to but I did five reasons why you SHOULD on PaySimple a site dedicated to small business shortcuts. You can click here to read their article, but I wanted to break it down for you.
Here are the five reasons with our insight:
- It builds brand awareness- heck yes it does. We have an email reach with our newsletter that ends up in 10,000 Jefferson County homes. What better way to build your brand awareness than a segmented advertising campaign going to the constituents YOU need to reach.
- The charity can market for you- don’t waste your database of contacts. Use ours. We craft our communications with a highlight on our partners.
- Target customers in your niche by choosing the right charity- have you ever heard of someone saying “I hate Outdoor Lab?” We didn’t think so. Everyone in Jefferson County loves Outdoor Lab so we are your perfect charity partner.
- Unlock new networking opportunities- If you haven’t been to After Dark then you are missing out. It is the fundraiser of the year that everyone keeps talking about. You meet everyone and anyone.
- It helps others- who doesn’t feel good being a part of a Jefferson County legacy like Outdoor Lab? There is a great line in this article that we truly understand. “most charities today understand the practical reasons businesses get involved with charities and will do everything they can to create a return on your investment.” We promise we will.
So honestly, from these five reasons, partnering with Outdoor Lab is a unique way to add some distinction and flavor to your business.
If you are ready to learn more about joining Outdoor Lab today, click here.