Unique Corporate Sponsorship Opportunity

by | Jun 28, 2012 | Events, Loving Life, Travel

Two Melbourne based artists – making a meaningful difference!

Clare Walton and Tammy Knox are traveling to remote Arnhem Land for a month living with the Yirrkala Community School – an invitation which is not lightly extended.

Working closely with parents and teachers, Clare and Tammy will educate students about recycling, while hosting a range of unique and creative projects. It is a meaningful opportunity for the children to share stories of their proud heritage and culture and what growing up in Yirrkala means to them.

There is still time to make a contribution.  There are also some amazing opportunities for Corporate Sponsorship.

Corporate sponsorship of Yirrkala will provide you with:

  • Meaningful and authentic Corporate Social Responsibility contribution (helping tell a good news story about the people of Arnhem land)
  • Positive company exposure and a unique way to engage with employees, stakeholders and customers
  • One of two team building or leadership development opportunities
  • A tax deduction
  • Valid until end of 2012

Details are available through clare@visualfeastcreations.com.au or Pozible.

Help make a dream come true by making a meaningful difference!

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