New sponsorship opportunities at Carmarthen Town

Carmarthen Town AFC has unveiled an exciting new range of sponsorship opportunities which will appeal to a wide spectrum, ranging from individual fans to major businesses.
The Welsh Premier League side has spent the last 12 months developing its clubhouse and community programme and is now gearing up to challenge for a place in European competitions.
Sponsorship deals are now being arranged for a whole host of different packages linked to Carmarthen Town AFC, a team regularly featured on S4C’s Sgorio programme and in other TV, press, radio and internet coverage of the Welsh Premier League.
Sponsorship is available at all levels, from the naming rights for the Richmond Park stadium and the main team and shirt sponsors to support for match-day hospitality packages, match balls and players.
“We have something to suit everyone – no matter how big or small their wallet!” said club chairman Jeff Thomas.
“Carmarthen Town AFC has always prided itself on being a club with great community roots. We are grateful for every bit of support we get from the local community and we feel that our sponsorship packages represent great value for money.
“We are, after all, the local representatives in the Welsh Premier League and we receive national exposure in the press and the media by playing in the highest level within Wales.”
Mr Thomas added: “In addition to any media publicity, you also have to consider that 12,000 people visit the stadium every year and they can see and hear the great work sponsors do for Carmarthen.”
Anyone interested in sponsorship opportunities with Carmarthen AFC can contact Jeff Thomas on 01267 222851 or 07813 69774, or vice-chairman Robert Lloyd on 07777 683637.
See previous Carmarthen AFC posts for details of what's on offer.

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