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Sponsorship

by Sean/ on 27 Jun 2026

Sponsorship culture in Ireland: how businesses support arts and why casino brands are joining in

Ireland has a rich and deeply rooted culture of sponsorship. From the corporate giants who put their names on GAA county jerseys to the local businesses that fund community theatre productions, the tradition of businesses supporting cultural and sporting activity runs through Irish society at every level. This culture of investment in community and creative life is one of the things that makes Ireland distinctive, and it reflects a broadly shared understanding that business success carries with it a responsibility to contribute to the broader social fabric.

Charity

by Sean/ on 21 Sep 2022

Event Sponsorship Proposal

One of the key elements to finding a sponsor for an event is the Event Sponsorship Proposal. Let’s have a look at what it should include. Define Your Sponsorship Requirements A written sales presentation is referred to as a “pitch deck” and is called a sponsorship proposal. The only requirement is that it sells your event; there are no strict guidelines on how to write it. As soon as you reach the right person within the company you would like to be sponsored by, they will either ask you to submit a proposal or set up a meeting.

Auction

by Sean/ on 07 Jan 2022

Hold An Art Auction To Support Local Artists

There are many ways to sponsor an artist. Buying an artist’s work is a simple way to provide support, but there are other options, too. Allowing an artist to display their work in your café or shop exposes their work to a wider audience. Alternatively, you could organise an art auction. Organising An Auction An art auction can be used to raise the profile of local artists and provide a platform to sell their works.

Charity

by Sean/ on 21 Sep 2021

3 Honest Ways To Get Sponsorships For Musicians

Upon stepping into stardom, several budding artists dream of cutting huge deals with big brands, maybe their favourite shoe company. Getting your favourite brand to sponsor an artist is an ideal dream, but one that requires a lot of work. Here are a few points on how to get it done. 3 Ways To Get Sponsorship For A Musician Create A Niche: You should know no company will sponsor an artist who doesn’t offer something tangible to them.

Charity

by Sean/ on 30 Jun 2021

Artist Donations

Donations and sponsorships are great ways to support local and regional artists. However, there are still many other ways to show your support, big and small. Whether it’s a drawing, a painting or a sculpture, these artworks are beneficial to us and society. And here’s why: Why You Should Support Local Artists Artists create more than just a pretty picture, but they contribute so much to our culture, history, and community.

Charity

by Sean/ on 25 May 2021

Charity Furniture Shops are the Future

Research has shown that due to the pandemic, global consumption patterns have changed drastically. Without realising it, we have turned our homes and offices into warehouses filled to the brim with clothing, furniture, and miscellaneous items. Now, before you think of prepping your mid-century cane chair for garbage collection day, discover the sponsor benefits from a single piece of furniture. Charity Shops Need You Nothing can exist in a vacuum; the existence of all things is dependent on interaction and connection.

Charity

by Sean/ on 16 Apr 2021

How to Source Corporate Funding for Charities Supporting Art

One major challenge charities face is obtaining corporate funding to continue their work. Charities in Ireland have a proven history of helping communities within their sphere of influence. With thousands out of work because of the pandemic, one of the worst-hit sectors has been arts. Artists, including sculptors, performing artists, painters, and writers, consistently seek sponsorships to help grow their careers. Such funding can help support their craft, exhibition, performance, or other allied activity.

Charity

by Sean/ on 03 Feb 2021

Are Charity Shops Still Taking Donations?

Charity shops take donations all over Ireland and continue to support people from different backgrounds, including artists. Many recent events have resulted in more people seeking all kinds of items and assistance to support their daily lives. The shops accept clothes, furniture, toys, and other items you would find in anybody’s house. They also play an important role in supporting many artists. You can sponsor an artist by giving leftover items or making a donation today.