G5 Sponsors - 2008
The G5 Sponsors are so called because there are 5 spaces available. Participating in this sponsorship scheme requires a minimum donation of £5,000. In return your business will be given prominent branding; your company name will appear both on the interior and the exterior of the bus and your logo will feature on all promotional literature, membership cards and loyalty scheme cards.
How to become a G5 Sponsor.
Helmstone Communications
Helmstone Communications have provided The Green Centre with £5,000 worth of services including desk space with full access to all office equipment, web consultancy, web design and internet / email access.
Helmstone Communications have provided The Green Centre with £5,000 worth of services including desk space with full access to all office equipment, web consultancy, web design and internet / email access.
World of Workshops
World of Workshops have provided The Green Centre with £5,000 worth of services. The company runs The Green Workshop which is the creative inspiration behind The Green Centre. The workshop has been running since May 2006. The exchanges between Melanie Rees, the workshop leader, and those who contribute to the workshop, are the driving force behind the development of The Green Centre project.
World of Workshops have provided The Green Centre with £5,000 worth of services. The company runs The Green Workshop which is the creative inspiration behind The Green Centre. The workshop has been running since May 2006. The exchanges between Melanie Rees, the workshop leader, and those who contribute to the workshop, are the driving force behind the development of The Green Centre project.
Veolia
Veolia Environmental Services has provided The Green Centre with £5,000 in money. This money has been used to support the Green Workshop which in turn supports the development of The Green Centre project.
Veolia Environmental Services has provided The Green Centre with £5,000 in money. This money has been used to support the Green Workshop which in turn supports the development of The Green Centre project.
