Northampton Town FC launch Cashback scheme
Tue 5th Jan 2010 | Marketing & PR
Northampton Town Football Club are delighted to welcome lifelong supporter Dayn Freeman to the club as the club's new Cashback scheme co-ordinator.
Dayn will contact and visit schools, local football teams, work places and charities on behalf of the club to implement a Cashback scheme, allowing groups to keep 25% of all money raised for their own purpose.
This is how the scheme works and will help raise vital funds for any organisation, be it a school, local football club, charity, office social club, cubs, scouts, brownies or any other group!
The Cobblers are happy to offer you as many tickets as you require for home league matches. You can sell these to contacts, friends, partners, associates - in fact the more the merrier, and you keep 25% of the income for your purposes!
It's that simple.
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