I wanted to share my previous sponsorship proposal template and examples as I know working from a template makes the process a lot easier!

All the templates I share in this post were successful and led to me getting the funding I was looking for.

Note that this post is part of a series on adventures, expeditions and money. Also check out:

Hike Jordan

Sponsorship proposal template looking for funding to hike across Jordan’s desert: Hike Jordan Sponsorship Pack

Kicking the States

Sponsorship proposal template looking for funding to kick scoot the length of the USA: Kicking the States Sponsorship pack

I also produced a 1-page proposal which worked really well when looking for gear sponsorship or booking talks. You can view that one here: Kicking the States

Other examples

Here are a few other examples that I found on the web. Some good and some bad but there are ideas to be taken from all of them….

Remember: Be original!

While it is great to use these examples when putting your own proposal together, I also think it is really important to be original. Really there are no rules when it comes to sponsorship proposals – it just comes down explaining what you are doing and why you should work together.

Play to your strengths and demonstrate what you are good at. If you are a top filmmaker then why not put your proposal in film form. This is how you stand out from the crowd!

If you’ve got any questions, ask in the comments box below and I’ll try my best to answer them.

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  1. Hello,
    We have ventured into establishing digital libraries in digitally marginalized and divided communities as an ngo in subsaharan africa particularly, rural Zambia. How could this platform help? Given the time we’re now in where classroom learning time and space has drastically shrunk due covid 19

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