We have won the league under 14 and the league cup this year and are now in the paper most weeks. With 20 good boys playing very good standard football -played 19 games, won 16, drew 3, 89 goals and let in 10; we are the team to play and watch.

This season has seen us win the Division Eight League title and due to changes in the League structure we will be kicking off the 2010/11 Season in Division Six. We are very proud of our achievements and the hard work of a lot of people connected with the club has also led to our on-field successes. There are however many expenses connected with running the club and we rely for funding solely on our own fundraising events and the support of local businesses.

It will give us the will not to play for ourselves but for the business that sponsor us. It’s good to give a team some hope and give them the will to play as we may not be able to due to lack of funding.

We would like to encourage any sponsor to help us as we have just started a new team; any help will be useful. We are very quickly expanding and now our development depends on how we will be supported.

Football at youth level should be about enjoying and learning the game. With your help we can make sure our kids benefit both in enjoying the game and improving their skills.

We started 3 seasons ago after there was no club in our village for over 12 years. Our aim was to get a community spirit in what is a small country village and give older teenagers a place to go and give them a focus, benefitting them and the whole community. We entered the Maidstone and district football league and found not only were we enjoying football but we were doing pretty good; gaining promotion and winning the league cup. In season two we achieved promotion to the premier league and reached the 1/4 final of the Kent cup and last season consolidated our position.

We are a new Sunday league football team. We play in a kit that is 4 years old, we train in our own clothes, we have no first aid kit we but it’s all from pound land.  Our pitch hire is over a thousand pound a season by the time we pay ref and pitch hire. We are in the red, please can you help us.

We have now used the kit for three seasons so both our home and away kit needs replacing. Football wise we are a growing club but need to appear more professional in a new kit. We have held tournaments and done various sponsorship events ourselves but this only covers the cost of affiliation insurances and league and cup entry fees. We have to pay a fair amount for pitch and changing room hire we are struggling to find a way to replace match and training equipment.

We need money for summer kits, and also some additional equipment like water bottles and bibs.

We are a new team and just need some help to get our team the best available equipment. This is to help the children get the most out of the training side to make them better players.

The club has only recently been formed and a few of us have invested as much money as we can into training equipment etc, but are in desperate need for a replacement kit and match footballs. We are not looking for a vast some of money, just enough to help keep the club going and to get us the essentials.

We were founded in 1886 and are due to move to a new purpose built stadium later this year. As well as a successful first team we also run a reserve team and have a successful Academy structure at under 18 and under 16 levels. We are a community based club and are looking to develop and provide opportunities for young people in the area with after school coaching courses. Next year we will be looking to take this further by registering as a sixth form sports college, providing a BTEC Sports degree at the end of a two year course.

We are a recently formed club and we would like to encourage any sponsor to help us with the development of the team. We close to the end of our playing days, but hope to develop our Team and start a couple of youth Teams in the near future. The sponsor of our club will benefit from their company name being on the club shirts and will be advertised on our website.

We would like to get a new kit for the girls, and we would be happy to have company logo printed on the shirts. The little league at Selsdon attracts around 200-300 people each Saturday morning during the season, so this is a great way to get your business’ name noticed.

We are a local team, made up of players with very different back grounds ranging from architects to supermarket employees. We encourage local players to train and try out for the team offering the community an opportunity to enjoy football.

We are a girls team of 9, and we are part of Selsdon little league, who provide Saturday morning football for girls aged between 8 and 13. As part of a little league which is a non-profit organisation, we rely heavily on sponsors and donations to enable us to buy kit and training equipment. Our team has been part of this league for the last few years but we do not have a sponsor.

Any potential sponsor would be greatly appreciated and any finance raised would go to supporting the club through the season on player’s wages, and also enhancing the clubs role in the community. 99% of staff at the club (excluding players) are voluntary, so we are proud of the fact that there is already a community spirit at the club. As well as financial assistance we would like to be able to share with our sponsors a greater working relationship with our businesses that support the club, and would like to build a community for our business to share experiences.

We play in the Southern League, South & West division, and regularly play in the FA Cup and FA Trophy. We have enjoyed an increasing level of support both at the ground and on our website, and as a club are looking to secure ourselves in the Football conference division. We feel that any potential sponsor would benefit from strong brand awareness locally and would also receive hospitality treatment to any of our games. We are a club on the up and we want to share our success with the community and local businesses.