Local Sponsorships

NH.net is a community-based company, we believe strongly in supporting New Hampshire community events and programs, from high school musicals and sports teams to volunteer fire companies, civic organizations and libraries. If you have an event you would like us to sponsor, please fill out this application.

A word about Sponsorship Approval

Due to the large geographic size of our service area, we cannot afford to sponsor every worthwhile cause we are approached with. This sponsorship application process was designed to maximize the number of requests we can respond to and ensure that our sponsorship budget is distributed fairly according to our customer base. If we are not able to support your request this time you will be notified by NH.net's marketing department.

Submitting Party's Information

Full Name:
Phone:
E-mail:
Are you a NH.net customer?
If yes, what is your NH.net username:

Event/Program/Service Sponsorship Request Details

What type of organization is this?
Organization Name:
Location (City, State, Zip): ,
Please outline the type of sponsorship you are requesting below:
Has NH.net sponsored this organization in the past?
Sponsorship Decision Deadline:

Sponsorship Payment Details

If your sponsorship request asks NH.net to send money to your organization please fill out the following payment details information.

Are donations to your Organization tax deductible?
Make check payable to:
Mail check to: (Street address)
(City, State, Zip) ,

Sponsorship Artwork Details

If your sponsorship request needs NH.net to provide artwork for an Ad, such as a design or the NH.net logo please fill out the following section.

Type of artwork requested: Ad Design for Print NH.net Logo for Print NH.net Logo for Web
Size of Ad/Logo print area: Width inches | Height inches
Size of Logo for Web: Width pixels | Height pixels
Format Ad/Logo should be sent in:
E-mail artwork to:
Mail Hardcopy to: (Street address)
(City, State, Zip) ,



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