Three under-11s football teams will sport a home care provider’s logo on the front of their kit, after Walfinch stepped in to provide sponsorship.

Downley Dynamos‘ 47 players will wear the Walfinch logo after care and compliance supervisor  Sian Dewing, whose son plays for the Dynamos, introduced head coach Dan Baskerville to Greg Renk, managing director of Walfinch Mid and South Buckinghamshire.
 
“It struck me that a home care provider would make an unusual and eye-catching sponsor, so now we will see the name Walfinch on the Dynamos’ shirts,” said Dewing. “It means the players have new kit, and the many mums and dads who go to Dynamos games will know the name of local home care provider Walfinch – useful if they are ever looking for a care service.”

The three under-11 teams play games in separate divisions, so the kit will be seen by parents and relatives of the Dynamos and three opposing teams each week across Buckinghamshire, plus their coaches. “We’re glad to be able to help fund community activities and the publicity may help attract new clients and people looking for a career in our care team,” said Renk.
 
 “We’re delighted to have a home care service as a sponsor. Usually we are sponsored by local trades companies such as electricians and builders, which is great, but this is a real change, and Walfinch care services will be relevant to many spectators,” said Baskerville.

The Walfinch logo will be seen in local media photos each week, and on the Downley Dynamos website. The sponsorship is for two years, but kits are sometimes passed down to the next age group coming through.