Partners and
sponsors

Corporate sponsorship

Sponsorship runs in three levels, priced per camp. Every level puts children on the ice and puts your organisation in front of families, media audiences and a fast growing programme with national coverage.

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Levels

Three ways to partner

Pilot Sponsor

$1,000
per camp

Sponsor children for a session. A direct on-ramp to the sport.

  • Logo on participant materials
  • On-ice photo sessions with campers
  • Named session recognition

Camp Sponsor

$1,500
per camp

Take ownership of a full day of camp.

  • Everything in Pilot Sponsor
  • A Named Day at Camp in your honour
  • Your brand featured across the whole day
  • Logo and backlink on open-ice.org
Premier

Platinum Partner

$2,000+
per camp

Year-round visibility and deep integration.

  • Everything in Camp Sponsor
  • Named Program recognition
  • Custom CSR and DEI engagement
  • Year-round presence, digital and on-site
  • VIP Keep Your Gear graduation invites
  • Social, newsletter and report features

These are our only three primary partnership levels. To give more than $2,000 per camp, contact us for extended perks.

What your money buys

$860 puts one child through a camp: $380 for the equipment and $480 for gear set they keep. A Pilot Sponsor at $1,000 covers a child and part of another. A Platinum Partner at $2,000 and up covers several, plus year-round association.

What you get back

  • Logo placement on participant materials and on open-ice.org
  • Named session, named day or named programme recognition depending on level
  • Association with a programme covered by CTV News, CP24, Beach Metro News and TorontoToday
  • On-ice photography with campers, and a written impact report after the cycle

Open Ice Initiative is a Toronto registered nonprofit, not a registered charity, so we cannot issue charitable tax receipts.

Because corporate support delivers logo placement, named programme rights and media association, it can typically be recorded as a marketing or advertising expense. Please confirm the treatment with your finance team. This is not tax advice.

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Current
partners

Who already backs this

Our partners and sponsors