Corporate sponsorship package for the Backgammon in Schools programme, targeting 11 high schools in St. Ann, Jamaica. Official launch at Bamboo Blu. Partnership levels: Gold (JMD 1,500,000), Silver (JMD 1,000,000), Bronze (JMD 500,000). Includes backgammon instruction, tournaments, scholarships, and student development.
This document is a corporate sponsorship and strategic partnership package for the Backgammon in Schools programme, presented by Customs Commando. It is aimed at organisations in Jamaica interested in supporting youth development through backgammon education and competition. The package outlines partnership levels, benefits, and the programme's vision.
The programme will initially target 11 high schools across St. Ann parish. The official launch takes place at Bamboo Blu, a tropical waterfront venue. Students will receive backgammon instruction, participate in inter-school competitions and under-17 tournaments, and access leadership mentorship, scholarships, and developmental opportunities.
Three partnership tiers are offered: Gold (JMD 1,500,000), Silver (JMD 1,000,000), and Bronze (JMD 500,000). Gold partners receive prominent launch recognition, corporate branding, tournament visibility, branded boards and materials, and digital exposure. Silver partners get launch recognition, tournament visibility, programme branding, and student support. Bronze partners receive programme recognition, selected event visibility, and resource support.
Beyond sponsorship, the programme emphasises a partnership in possibility, focusing on youth development, education, leadership, strategic thinking, and community impact. The vision is to grow from the first 11 schools in St. Ann to a recognised platform where Jamaican students can learn, play, compete, and lead. The document includes contact information for interested partners.
The design is image-led, using navy, deep teal, gold, and warm cream colours. Large photographs of Jamaican students in uniform, backgammon boards, tournament play, and Bamboo Blu are intended as full-page or half-page visual elements rather than heavy text. The package invites forward-thinking organisations to invest in the next move.