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Mayflower Sponsors Requirements

For Mayflower the emphasis is as much on sponsors working together to achieve more as it is to have sufficient corporate resources to undertake the chosen CSR programmes


Corporate Resources

A.  Adoption of either a part of a programme, single or several Mayflower programmes for a period
     of 5 years with a minimum participation of USD $100,000 per annum

B.  Promotion of Mayflower within the company so as to encourage staff volunteering
     in Mayflower programmes

C.  Willingness to share best CSR practices with the Mayflower team so as to improve
     Mayflower effectiveness

D.  Contribution as may be possible of expertise in management, technology and finance

E.  Contributions “In Kind” of corporate products that may benefit Mayflower programmes


Willingness to Partner

F.  Preparedness to partner with other corporations as may be necessary to further the goals of
     Mayflower

G.  Preparedness to partner with other corporations as may be necessary to further the goals of
     Mayflower

H.  Ambassadorship of Mayflower as may be possible so as to improve  existing programmes
     and  also to enable Mayflower to be replicated in Lagos State and in due course throughout
     Nigeria

I.   Active participation in Mayflower governance

J.  Acceptance of independent, full time professional management of Mayflower to ensure its
    success
 

The requirements from Mayflower sponsors are principally twofold. Firstly, a 5 year commitment of corporate resources; and secondly, a broad based willingness to partner.  

Please explore the factors influencing a decision to join Mayflower

1. Breadth of Mayflower Sponsorship
2. Mayflower Sponsorship Requirements
3. What can Mayflower Sponsors Expect
4. Getting Started with Mayflower

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“Companies are realizing that it is in their business interest to ‘ do the right thing’ everywhere they operate. Global firms are keenly aware that their long-term investment goals can only be achieved within a stable, healthy and free of social and financial environment.

But companies alone cannot solve the challenges associated with social responsibility. They must work in cooperation with governments, civil society groups, development institutions, and citizens.”

World Bank