Support the MWSRP through Corporate Sponsorship
The help provided by corporate donors is essential to the running of the charity. Increasingly companies are looking at how they can assist the World they exist in. Charitable donations are one such way. Donations and sponsorship can provide lasting results for not only the charity and the community it works with but also the donor company. Benefits include improved public perception of your company and its place in the World not to mention certain tax incentives. Donating to charities can also be a wise marketing tool, and the company's money would be going substantially further than a bill board campaign.
The MWSRP team will work hard to ensure that any corporate partnership is mutually beneficial between ourselves and your company. We would be happy to discuss how best to forge a relationship with your organization to ensure we meet this promise.
The return on your corporation's investment:
Since the charity's inception it has received, and continues to receive, thousands of unique visitors per month to their website. They can also boast continued World-wide media attention - The BBC, Irish Times, Welsh Eco, Western Mail, Minivan news, Ocean Geographic, U-magazine, Diver and Dive magazines. The charity also benefits from literally hundreds of website articles and coverage in in-flight magazines including British Airways HighLife. Fund raising events are also continually being hosted.
All presenting your organisation with a great opportunity to be advertised and associated with a high-profile worthy cause.
Please visit the media coverage page for an insight into the MWSRP's cover in the media.
As a corporate donor the MWSRP will also keep you updated on the value that your corporation's money brings to the sharks, the eco-system, and the local communities. The team will also send regular reports detailing the results of the pioneering research and its findings.
Sponsorship
MWSRP also requires sponsorship through the donation of equipment and In-kind support.
Equipment requirements range from dive equipment, solar panels, and underwater cameras to computers and even polarised sun glasses - which are imperative in order to see the sharks through the water. Light aircraft are far too expensive for the MWSRP to operate meaning sharks are found the old fashioned way - from boats.
Please join the MWSRP and their existing sponsors of In-kind support (including Hogan and Hartson and Conrad Rangali) in conserving this incredible and largely unknown species.
Check this link out to see one of the dangers facing the whale shark:
http://www.theunderwaterchannel.tv/clipinfo/3020338
To view a list of past and present donors please visit our sponsors page.