Hunger Games Sponsors Novels & Stories

There wasn’t much Zen could do, and his stomach protested. “One last thing before we go. I should probably place my orders for the sponsors in the next event. Let’s see what options I have.” Under the tab of order, Zen found three categories. The first category was an order for family equipment sponsors. Zen didn’t know if the Taro family would send him anything. Still, he decided to try his luck anyway and requested his VR game headset and all his games to be shipped over. He didn’t think he would need it when he arrived, but now, Zen knew that this was his best alternative without access to the games room.

Her back was to me so I couldn't gauge her expression, but I could only imagine how she was feeling at that moment. "However," Deb said, her tone serious, "This fundraiser brought the right kind of attention to our beloved home. We've been lucky enough to get a quiet sponsor who has promised to support us financially and keep this place running. This sponsor has also promised to connect us with other sponsors who would want to help us grow and expand and welcome even more children than we ever imagined. Olivia Sanchez is here to stay!" The cheers that followed were deafening. A lot of the children rushed to the stage to hug Debbie, who laughed and jumped along with them, swept up in the exci

She furrowed her eyebrows as she left. “Happy now?” Seeing that Naomi and Jayde were laughing uncontrollably, Jasper’s mood lightened for some unknown reason. “After we’re done giving away the snacks, what do you want for lunch?” “Mr. Miller, you got us a sponsorship that’s worth five million. Don’t worry about lunch. I’ll treat you to a meal.” Naomi patted Jasper on the shoulder generously. While she held back her laughter, she beckoned the children over to take their snacks.

“They didn’t say allegedly about his bankruptcy. Funny how that works.” Another phone buzzed on the table. Then another. “Ash,”the assistant whispered, “your mentions are exploding.” “Of course they are,”Ashley replied, scrolling faster now. “People love a fallen man. Even more when they can drag a woman down with him.” A third voice chimed in from the doorway, her brand manager stepping inside with his tablet already open. “We have a problem. Three sponsors have requested meetings. Two more are considering pulling out.” Ashley looked up sharply. “Considering or threatening?”

he says with a playful smile. If you’re thinking this is some underground fight that turns out guests no bigger than an underground parking lot, guess again. The Tournament is the largest secret illegal competitive games in the world, turning out tens of thousands of guests each year. While you can only gain an invite at the Master of Ceremony's discretion, guests still pay an entry fee. People forking out millions to watch people die for entertainment. One might call it barbaric or inhumane, but I think it’s safe to say Hexton was a little too inspired by the gladiators of ancient Rome. Scratch that, Hexton’s father. Hexton’s father created the Tournament fifty-six years ago and then he pas

"T-Zone... they just secured a new primary sponsor." The room fell silent. Coal let out a short, disbelieving laugh. "That's impossible," he said immediately. "After that video of Talay attacking Sean went viral, every reputable sponsor they had pulled out. No company wants their name associated with a team that behaves like a street gang. Who the hell would sponsor them now?" Matt hesitated. "It's not a company, P'Coal." Coal's brows furrowed. "What do you mean?" "It's... a private benefactor."

I was looking through the guest list for the charity gala, and I noticed the Vaughn family is still listed as one of our main corporate sponsors. " Silas folded his hands on the desk. "They've been partners for ten years. " "Of course, " I replied, stepping closer. My heels clicked softly against the wooden floor. loyalty is important. " "And I paused. "It's just that I read a report this morning about several properties owned by Vaughn Holdings being sold. I was worried that asking them to match their usual sponsorship might put too much pressure on them. " I lowered my voice with careful concern. "I would hate for our

Even Bethany had put her phone down and was listening to Mom. "Running an orphange must be tough. Do you have any sponsors or are you running this show on your own?" Mr Mike asked her. He was chewing on a donut and holdinh hands with his wife who was leaning against his large frame. "I do have a few sponsors, my old place of work, Glorious Haven is ome of them. They owe me a few favors. Then there's the JDPC; The Justice and Development Peace Commission, and then Mister Richard Daniels. Present CEO of Dan corporations. He's our major sponor and a very good friend."

"So how about we make something new. Like maybe let's say.. Children's fashion show or a gala event or a one day fashion competition. Sell out tickets to let's say 100 to $150 and get reliable partnership from fashion company like, Dallas, Genevieve and the likes. It'll surely get you lots of dollars from the ticket sales and partnership." "That's...that's a great idea." Mr. Oliver said and I smiled at the amused face of Mr. Cold eyes. "Put up the offer up on your website wight now and sponsors will be trooping in." I said and he nodded. Mr. Oliver faced his laptop and did somethings on it. I waited patiently for him to finish and I smiled when I saw his surprised face. "5 sponsors have show

I shrugged my shoulders, “Guess, we have no other choice. We’ll find a way.” He nodded slowly. He wasn’t sure himself what could happen. But he was satisfied. I woke at Raven’s call telling me three of the prestigious sponsors were cancelled. I didn’t ask for a reason. As I already knew where it was coming from. I was expecting this. But not too soon. Of course, I took him on a little lighter note. It wasn’t just his influence. He planned this. As I reached KC productions. Media was gathered there. Asking for my opinion. What were the reasons? As I entered the building, Raven met me there, informing me about one more sponsor being cancelled. I stayed silent and told him to talk inside.