Sponsorship

Sponsoring a WaterAid event, publication or resource can bring the benefit of increased brand awareness and high visibility for your company among different business sectors, high profile organisations and individuals.

Sponsoring a WaterAid publication

Ernst & Young sponsored the production of the WaterAid corporate partnerships brochure. The sponsorship ensures that WaterAid is able to increase its income by developing new and existing corporate relationships – vital for ensuring our work can continue.

There are also clear benefits for Ernst & Young as the opportunity allows them to increase their visibility to specific companies and business sectors.

Tyco Waterworks sponsored the Corporate Partnerships DVD. Watch a short film to find more about how WaterAid work with other companies.

Find out more about WaterAid's corporate brochure

Sponsoring a WaterAid campaign

For a number of years, MWH has sponsored WaterAid's Give an Hour for World Water Day fundraising initiative, which asks employees from WaterAid's water industry partners to donate one hour of their salary or set up a tax efficient regular gift in recognition of UN World Water Day on 22nd March.

Find out more about regular giving for WaterAid 

MWH's sponsorship of the campaign materials ensures that this campaign is a real success year on year and, as well as raising vital funds, also enable us to raise awareness of the 884 million people worldwide who still lack access to a safe supply of water.

Sponsorship of the campaign also offers MWH the opportunity to raise its profile and brand awareness amongst some of its key current and prospective clients in the water industry, whilst illustrating its business commitment to ‘Building a better world’.

As part of the sponsorship package, MWH's logo was featured on all promotional materials including posters, flyers, e-promos and website pages, including the WaterAid homepage for the duration of the campaign.

Read more about MWH's support of WaterAid

Credit: WaterAid / John Spaull

Sponsoring a WaterAid event

May Gurney, an integrated support and construction services company, was the principle sponsor of WaterAid’s Coast Along event in 2007. Coast Along aims to have a team walking on each of the 70 sections of the South West Coastal Path.

May Gurney found taking part in the event a positive team building experience for employees, they also discovered that by sponsoring it they were able to raise their profile among one of their target audiences.

Media and press releases promoted their sponsorship of the event and branded t-shirts on the day helped to maximize their involvement.