WELCOMING  SPONSORS

by a Local Author?

Be PART  NEW PUBLICATIONs.

Gertrude Badejo reciting poems

As a parent of a primary school child and a school governor, she is inspired to develop products

• that reflect the well being of children,
  

• encourage interracial harmony and  
  
• opportunities for better citizenship. 
  

She writes stories, illustrates and project manages the whole process herself, to marketing her products. Her written work feature cultural relevant books for children, picture books, poetry, religion, professional and educational materials to assist families.

SEE EXAMPLES OF
  past activities
     in the community

- Odyssey Poetry June 2015
- Chatterbooks at Forest Hill Library
- Poetry to Families with Children at Deptford Libary
- Weaving Stories and Writing at Forest Hill Library
- Arts Week - Poetry at St William of York School

Sponsor fresh written

BOOKS for Local Children

Generous Social Investment:
Good Publicity

Every child remembers the book that inspires him or her.

Support my writings and distribution of my work to inspire local children.  Help me to develop my business ethically and in return I believe that my efforts will endear you locally to parents,  educators and libarians.  

I WILL SHOWCASE MY WORK DURING THE
BLACK HISTORY MONTH.

SPONSOR BENEFITS:
 

•  Social investment: The books will be distributed to a specified learning place of your choice, that mentions you as the donor

•  Audience engagement: Your gifts can help to transform children's lives in global citizenship and give them excellent reading skills

• Raised brand awareness: You will be mentioned in the promotion programme (outreach reading sessions or other activity)

• Digital profile: listing donor information on Ajumark’s website, and    meta-tagged images/brand logos with links to the donor's site.

Your firm and I can   create a
buzz in the community as  supporters of children’s book, literacy and learning!

  

OPEN INVITATION Would you like to sponsor any of my projects to benefit people in the community? Buy books for local primary schools to read fresh literature. Support people with training that improves skills.