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"I can't, Ximena. You don't understand. These kids… they're counting on us. On me. I promised them a chance at a better future. I can't let them down. Not now." I sighed, flattered and frustrated. Admired how passionate Charles was, but it was starting to get unhealthy, this given mission of his. "What about corporate sponsorships, I mean… have you looked into that?" Charles nodded. "I've called every company I can think of. Everyone's pinching pennies these days, and nobody wants to agree to some long-term do-gooder project." My phone buzzed in my hand, and I glanced down in surprise at a text from Miguel. "Need to discuss merger details. Dinner tonight? Sorry for last night."

We then entered the stadium area where at the main entrance, there was a large banner that contained the title of the event and the host of this event, Wild Hurricanes in collaboration with ThunderWheels, Max's company. So basically this event is an event created by Max. He is the one who seems to be the sponsor of this event. I don't know what the real purpose is because if it's just to donate, I guess he can directly give it to the party he wants. With his endless wealth, I guess instead of organizing an event like this, he could make a big donation by himself. "You want to be a bad girl, Skylar?" he whispered in my ear. It made my body tense up because he wasn't just whispering but also s

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.

Bayo had taken time in explaining to her all about the competition. For over seven years, Olympic Foods Inc. and Ace TV have been involved in the sponsorship of mathematics competitions between secondary schools in Heart city. Their objectives have remained the same over these years, as they believe in total development of the children of Heart city. In coming years, they are planning to make the competition a nationwide affair in which all secondary schools in the country can participate.

Luna’s heart pounded loud in her chest, this was the first she was seeing Honor since she and Justin walked in. “This is not a speech, anyway, it’s a decision I recently came to.” She paused. “Kosarin Entertainment is drawing out of the gala sponsorship.”

He rambled out. “I need your help. Most of our sponsors are dropping their stocks or selling their shares, the company is moving down.” His eyes met with Lucas who could see the fear laced beneath those eyes, and for some reason made him so happy. How he wished Niko was here! “Don’t worry. Let them drop it, they don’t know the real worth of good things.”Lucas chided as they settled down on a chair. “Nirvana is hosting a big project and would be taking in two lucky companies to work on it with them.”

“And this year, for the first time, our main sponsor comes from the oil and aviation sector…” Okay. Safe. I even started eyeing the canapé tray. I needed carbs before I tripped in these shoes and crushed someone’s dental bridge. “…please join me in welcoming and thanking… Romano Imperium Group.” My glass stopped halfway to my lips. I froze. Winona’s eyes widened like they’d been hit with a taser. “Oh shit.” Mr. Hawthorne gave my back a casual pat, completely unaware that my name had just been whispered back to me by a trauma wearing a sponsor’s badge.

“Tonight’s competition is brought to you in part by Campus Corner Coffee, Eugene’s favorite study spot, Wildcat Sports Equipment, outfitting champions since 1985, and we’re especially grateful for the continued support of Blackthorne Pharmaceuticals, whose commitment to student wellness and athletic excellence helps make events like this possible.” The camera panned across the VIP section where various sponsors and university officials were seated, and I was only half-listening while Cameron explained something about the team’s serving rotation for the next set. “We’d like to invite Mr. Lucas Blackthorne, CEO of Blackthorne Pharmaceuticals, to say a few words about his company’s partnership

"The winning team gets internship offers from the country's top companies!" The students became excited. This competition wasn't just another academic event. It was an opportunity that could change someone's future. The Dean raised his hand. "The competition is jointly sponsored by several leading corporations." A large screen lit up behind him. The logos of powerful companies appeared one after another. The audience gasped. The Anderson Group. The Eleanor Group. The Kim Group. The Maxwell Group. And finally— The Fredamo Group. The moment the last logo appeared, the entire hall erupted.