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Sponsorships

Corporate Giving | Grants | Sponsorships

Separate from the TD Charitable Foundation, TD Bank provides sponsorship funding to organizations within our communities. Sponsorships are funds paid by TD Bank to any eligible organization – whether for-profit or non-profit – that provides the bank with marketing opportunities. We handle sponsorships both at the corporate (Corporate Sponsorships) and local levels (Community Sponsorships).

As a sponsor, we hope to achieve one or more of the following goals within the communities we serve:

Enhance the visibility of the bank
Position the bank as a corporate leader
Provide an opportunity to introduce the bank to new Customers and to strengthen relationships with existing Customers
Raise funds for the benefit of non-profit organizations

Corporate Sponsorships

Corporate Sponsorships are investments in properties, events and causes that are designed to increase our brand awareness and improve the goodwill of our company as part of an overarching marketing and public relations strategy.

Community Sponsorships

Community Sponsorships provide the bank with opportunities to build meaningful relationships with our communities, employees, and existing and prospective Customers. These opportunities may be promotional (e.g., booth, program ads, etc.), entertainment (e.g., tickets, tables, etc.) or of community relations value.

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