I will write an appealing sponsorship letter

We provide a valuation service, which doesn't come cheap but can be very important in securing a major sponsorship. 

This short letter will begin with the two most important elements of your pitch: (1) what's your big idea and (2) why are you bringing it to this particular company. Your big idea is, in essence, your project and what you have to offer. 

You'll also note the most important benefits to the sponsor, especially how the qualities of your organization/program will enhance the company's brand. You'll also include how you'll recognize the sponsorship and just enough information on your nonprofit to convince the corporation that you are a vital, ongoing operation. It should be no more than a page and a half. You really have to sell your organization and project in this letter. The more tempered approach you use in a grant proposal cover letter won't do the job. You must make your project sound like the best opportunity out there for the corporation.

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