Backfield / sponsor briefingFor local businesses

A sponsor briefing, not a sales pitch

Know what your local yes can move.

Backfield gives businesses the information to make a thoughtful decision about supporting the teams their neighbors care about.

Youth baseball player on the field at sunrise

A useful campaign should answer

What are we supporting, and what happens next?

Before you commit

Three good questions.

We built the sponsor view around the information an owner, manager, or community lead actually needs.

  1. 01

    What is the team trying to make possible?

    A strong campaign gives the season, goal, and community context before it asks for support.

  2. 02

    What will my business receive?

    Sponsor packages spell out the recognition and deliverables the team plans to provide.

  3. 03

    Who is accountable for the partnership?

    Every campaign points to an adult team contact—not a player or family member.

The partnership path

A local relationship, in plain view.

01

See

Read the team’s season story.

02

Talk

Contact the adult campaign lead.

03

Support

Arrange support directly with the team.

04

Remember

Receive the recognition you agreed on.

What Backfield handles

A professional campaign page, a clear point of contact, and a place for teams to organize the follow-through.

What stays with the team

Sponsor funds, the final agreement, tax questions, and the real-world relationship with your business.

Interested in the idea? Start by reading a team’s story—not by checking out.

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Backfield

A fieldhouse-grade way for adult team leaders to organize the support behind every youth-sports season.

Software for teams. Sponsor funds stay between sponsors and the team.