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Is any of this applicable to non-profits? For example, wouldn't donations be tax deductible, even if it's a donation of material goods for an event? Are there c
by binxbolling 14y ago
Is any of this applicable to non-profits? For example, wouldn't donations be tax deductible, even if it's a donation of material goods for an event? Are there companies even interested in this sector, or is this really just aimed at big brands throwing swag at attendees at big conferences?
- cwilson 14y agoWe've already worked with a few non-profits, many of which use events as a way to fundraise, and we're in talks with a few larger organizations to see how we can get brands interested in caused based donations in a few unique ways. Sorry to be vague, but it's still in the works. As for your second question, this is definitely not just aimed at big brands. We've had dozens of small brands who are entering a market for the first time, and have no idea where to start, approach us about putting together a sponsorship campaign for them.
- binxbolling 14y agoGreat, thanks so much! In particular, I was thinking of ways to use this to help pay for some of our training events (e.g. "Lunch today is provided thanks to the generous assistance of sponsor Acme Inc!"). Depending on the size of the event, even buying water for all participants can really add up.