Sponsorships
Pronunciation: /ˈspɑːnsərˌʃɪp/
Sponsorships (noun)
- Money or help given by a person or company to support an event, person, or project.
- An agreement where a company pays for part of an event and gets its name shown to the public.
- The act of officially supporting someone or something, often with responsibility or resources.
Examples
- The charity relies on sponsorship to fund its programs.
- Sponsorship helps the team cover training costs.