Why become a Sponsor?

Sponsors play a vital role in the success of the Positive Food Project.

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We are counting on their commitment and their understanding of the importance of fighting global warming and ensuring food security.

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By partnering with the Positive Food Project, sponsors have the opportunity to materialize their commitment to corporate social responsibility in Senegal.

Here are some key benefits for sponsors:

1. Positive picture: By supporting a project that aims to fight global warming and improve food security, sponsors reinforce their image as committed and responsible actors within the community.

2. Increased visibility:Sponsors will enjoy significant visibility through the presence of their logo and brand on Positive Food Project communication materials, such as planting site billboards, website and social media. This provides a great opportunity to promote their business to a large audience.

3. Community involvement: By supporting Positive Food Project, sponsors demonstrate their commitment to the local community and contribute to its sustainable development. This strengthens the ties with the inhabitants and promotes a relationship of mutual trust.

4. Networking opportunities:As sponsors, companies will have the opportunity to meet other key players, such as other sponsors, representatives of municipalities and local associations. This promotes the development of partnerships and fruitful collaborations.

5. Positive environmental impact: By supporting the cultivation of moringa in urban areas, sponsors are actively contributing to the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions and carbon sequestration. This helps preserve the environment and create a more sustainable future for future generations.

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In conclusion, by becoming a sponsor of the Positive Food Project, companies have the opportunity to become actively involved in the fight against global warming and to promote food safety, while benefiting from advantages in terms of image, visibility and networking. It is a unique opportunity to reconcile social commitment and environmental responsibility with the commercial objectives of the sponsors.