Become a Corporate Sponsor

We can offer the following levels of sponsorship with associated benefits. Details of each sponsorship are negotiable and there are a range of research and program initiatives under development that require financial support including, but not limited to:

• a national health promotion program, Waste Your Waist
• a demonstration men’s health service
• research fellowships in high priority areas of men’s health
• the Florey Adelaide Male Ageing Study (FAMAS)

Best Mates – $500,000 or more

•  Naming and signage rights, to be negotiated
• Strong brand association with a world first in integrated men’s health research, service delivery and continuing education.
• Significant publicity opportunities through pro-active acknowledgement of sponsors in public representations about the Centre, such as media coverage, our website and newsletters, publications and presentations
• Networking and personal appearance opportunities through involvement in Centre events and activities to be negotiated
• Employee involvement in a workplace health program tailored to the needs of the contributor

Good Mates – $200,000 - 500,000

•  Significant publicity opportunities through pro-active acknowledgement of sponsors in public representations about the Centre, such as media coverage, our website and newsletters, publications and presentations 
• Brand association with a world first in integrated men’s health research, service delivery and continuing education.
• Networking and personal appearance opportunities through involvement in Centre events and activities to be negotiated
• Employee involvement in a workplace health program tailored to the needs of the contributor

 Mates – $50,000 - $200,000

•  Publicity opportunities through passive acknowledgement of sponsors in public representations about the Centre, such as media coverage, our website and newsletters, publications and presentations
• Brand association with a world first in integrated men’s health research, service delivery and continuing education.
• Networking and personal appearance opportunities through involvement in Centre events and activities to be negotiated

 Little Buddy - up to $50,000

• Publicity opportunities through passive acknowledgement of sponsors in public representations about the Centre, such as media coverage, our website and newsletters, publications and presentations
• Brand association with a world first in integrated men’s health research, service delivery and continuing education.
• Networking and personal appearance opportunities through involvement in Centre events and activities to be negotiated.

Centre Has Significant Potential Reach

The Freemasons Foundation Centre for Men’s Health has a significant potential reach into the community through:

• All Australian Freemasons and their families – through our partnership with the Freemasons Foundation, we have established regular quarterly postings to all SA / NT Freemasons (approximately 6000 members). Through the national initiative Waste Your Waist, this audience will increase to all Freemasons across the country (approximately 50,000).
  
  
• The SA Government and all SA members of parliament (MP) – two of our patrons are MPs and so far we have been in regular contact with the SA Minister for Health. These links have already provided us with one opportunity to brief MPs about the Centre and our patrons have agreed to disseminate our news on a quarterly basis to all MPs.
  
  
• The Media – three of our patrons are media personalities covering major radio (5AA), print (The Advertiser) and TV (Channel Nine) outlets. We have established a relationship with the local ABC and are currently working with them to develop specific opportunities for men’s health education and associated media exposure for the Centre. We anticipate this will become a long term relationship.
  
  
• Business leaders – seven of our patrons are leaders in industry and provide an excellent access point to engaging with the business sector for the purpose of fundraising, public relations and the development of our workplace health program.
  
  
• Health professionals – through our men’s health service, we intend reaching out to all health professionals with continuing education programs. Through our senior clinicians, researchers and relevant members of our Scientific Advisory Committee, we have the potential to develop strong links with health professional associations reaching out to all registered health professionals in SA.
  
  
• The SA research community – Centre research membership draws from all three major universities in SA and a wide range of disciplines. In addition, our Scientific Advisory Committee includes 10 research leaders in men’s health from across the country. Our capacity to reach out to a multidisciplinary research community is also significant.
  
  
• Men of all ages, from all walks of life – The most important of all is the men we intend to serve. Our intended audience is men of all ages, from all walks of life, and their families. We already communicate regularly with the 1200 men participating in FAMAS. Once the men’s health service is operational we intend to engage in a planned public relations campaign to market the Centre’s services and programs to men and their families. All of the groups mentioned above will be utilised in this campaign.