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TEAM SPONSORSHIP PROGRAM

We are dedicated to providing quality recreation services and programs to the children of Conway. Our goal is to provide every boy and girl on every Conway Recreation sports team a high quality uniform to wear. Each time a child joins a team, puts on a uniform and plays in a game, they experience a sense of accomplishment and pride, learn teamwork, sportsmanship and the importance of keeping active.

Youth Sports programs are offered year-round, and provide safe, supervised opportunities for children to participate in recreational league play. Last year, over 4000 children participated in City of Conway leagues.

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Become a Sponsor

The Team Sponsorship Program will help us meet the Youth Sports needs of today’s children by providing uniforms for an entire time.

Download and complete the Team Sponsorship Program Registration Form [PDF] and email your completed form to asmith@cityofconway.com

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Your Sponsorship will

  • Help provide an opportunity for more children to participate in Youth Sports

  • Help keep the cost of Youth Sports programs low

  • Help keep children happy, healthy and active

  • Help keep children engaged in a safe, supervised activity

  • Have the opportunity for your business name and/or logo imprint on team uniforms

 

Sponsorship Costs

$300 per team

Contributions can be dedicated to a specific sport or park

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Our Goal:

For individuals with sensory sensitivities, public spaces can sometimes be overwhelming. Bright lights, loud noises, and strong odors often pose challenges that others might not even notice. Sensory-friendly spaces, however, provide a sanctuary—a place where everyone can feel safe, comfortable, and included. These thoughtfully designed areas are essential in promoting accessibility, inclusion, and overall well-being for people of all abilities.

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Why Sensory-Friendly Spaces Matter:

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Sensory-friendly spaces are more than just quieter or dimmer environments. They’re about creating an atmosphere that respects the unique needs of people with sensory sensitivities, such as those with autism, sensory processing disorders, PTSD, or anxiety. By considering sensory needs, public places can become more welcoming and reduce the risk of sensory overload, which can lead to stress, discomfort, or even complete withdrawal.

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