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The benefits of Sponsorship for you and your organisation

The promotion of your business name & logo on all literature including 6,000 mailing list
Raising your profile with extensive media coverage
Networking and direct sales opportunities
Demonstrating commitment to your county and the community
Increases brand awareness by the public
Encourages community awareness among staff
Direct association with the only Sussex-wide heritage charity
Past, present and future involvement in your county

Sponsorship Opportunities

Sponsorship fees:

£4,000 - Exclusive sponsorship of an award category
- 4 complimentary tickets for the awards lunch
£3,000 - Sponsorship of awards brochures
- 3 complimentary tickets for the awards lunch
£2,500 - Shared sponsorship of an award category
- 2 complimentary ticket for the awards lunch
£2,000 - Sponsorship of hand crafted slate plaques
£1,000 - Shared sponsorship of an award category
£950 - Sponsorship of wine for the awards lunch
£400 - Sponsorship of literature of the day
£200 - Sponsorship of flowers

All donations are welcome

At the event, all sponsors are given full representation of corporate logos etc., on all displays, event literature, and inclusion on the entry forms (6,000). There is an opportunity to display company banners and areas are available for exhibition of products etc.

Other sponsorship opportunities connected with the presentation lunch are available and all donations are welcome. Previous sponsors include Adams & Remers, Arbuthnot Latham, Daily Telegraph, Mitford Foulerton Trust, Dawson Hart, Harveys of Lewes, Historic Sussex Hotels, Integra (Brighton) Ltd, Ernest Kleinwort Trust, Lawson Commercial, The Rt Hon Lord Lloyd of Berwick, Longleys, J & JW Longbottom, Hans & Märit Rausing Charitable Trust, Spring Harvest, Trifast plc, West Sussex County Council.

Judging is carried out in each category by a panel of 3. Each panel comprises a professional in the appropriate field, a Trustee, together with a "lay person" for a rounded view of the projects. All judges are volunteers and receive no payment.

All suitable entries are judged on site. Due to the vast diversity, projects are not judged against each other but purely on their own merits, therefore there is no "best project".

The judges have a wide brief including:

Have appropriate materials been used?
Is the workmanship of a high standard?
Does it fit well into its environment?
Does it make the best of the site’s potential?

There are two award categories that are presented to a person rather than a project - the Building Crafts Award is presented to a craftsman/woman or young apprentice for an example of work using traditional skills. The Sussex Heritage Person of the Year Award is presented in recognition of one person’s outstanding commitment to the heritage of Sussex

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