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SUPPORT THE NATION'S ELITE ATHLETES AND TEAMS; WITHOUT SPENDING ANYMORE MONEY... THE BRITISH ATHLETES AFFINITY CLUB Trytime is proud to be part of the drive to support the nation's elite athletes and teams. Having created the following concept, we are delighted to be working with Invitation Media and the British Athletes Commission on this unique project. Post
Beijing, the nation’s elite athletes and teams embarked on a
four year mission through National, Commonwealth, European, World,
Paralympics and Olympic competition to bring sporting success to
this country.
If your company currently spends £25 to £28 per person on staff rewards and benefits, then the Elite Athlete Invitation project will enable your company to support the nation's elite athletes without spending anymore money.
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FEBRUARY 19TH: EMPLOYEE BENEFITS MAGAZINE. The aims of the fledgling CSR Club are featured by Employee Benefits. For full details on the CSR CLUB click here .
FEBRUARY 2009: TRYTIME LAUNCHES THE CSR CLUB Spurred into action by the PWC report into the current funding crisis facing good causes, a new initiative to save business and individuals money whilst raising funds for good causes has been launched. Centred initially on the raft of 2009
Invitation Books, money saving guides tailored to specific regions
of the
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ABOUT TRYTIME Trytime has established a series of initiatives that are
designed to help sport and charity in the UK cope with falling
lottery revenues. This website is a showcase of those ideas, and
how your organisation, sport, your league, your club and your business can
benefit. Now into their twelfth year these matches have developed into major sporting occasions and the student bodies have raised well in excess of £1 million for charities, student unions and host rugby clubs in sponsorship, ticket and catering revenues. In April 2008 Trytime and
Invitation Media were approached by and met with Fast Track Agency,
with the aim of encouraging business to direct their existing
expenditure into funding the nation's athletes. In June agreement
was reached, and we were told to
wait!
In February 2009, Trytime and the
British Athletes Commission took up the cudgels of this
project. Same idea, wider benefits and we hope that if individuals
and business will redirect their existing expenditure into one that
brings immense financial support to the nation's
athletes.
The CSR Club is an extension of this
scheme, for the benefit of the nation's good
causes.
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All images and Sport'ers Club concept are operated under licence from Fast Track.
