Support a place to learn
A KKB partnership helps keep training free for Khmer young people and lets fighters retain all their ring earnings. Robert Grégoire, founder, president, owner and head coach, currently carries most operating costs. A sponsor can make this work more sustainable without turning children into advertising assets.
Defence, discipline and respect guide the training philosophy. Partnerships must fit that purpose. This programme does not promote betting, gambling or dangerous behaviour.
Choose a physical placement together
The club identifies wall banners, ring surfaces, ring posts, the street workout and calisthenics area, and team clothing as possible placements. A visit or an exchange of current photographs should establish dimensions, availability, materials and safety before an agreement is made.
- Wall banner: agree the position and period of display.
- Ring or ring posts: confirm the usable area and safe installation.
- Calisthenics area: help fund equipment and its maintenance.
- T-shirts, jerseys and shorts: confirm quantities, sizes and image rights.
Digital visibility with clear limits
The KKB network can describe the funded project, share a progress report and document an equipment handover. Competition footage and its reuse depend on the organisers’ and broadcasters’ permissions; screen time, television appearances and audience figures cannot be guaranteed.
Agree in writing which items will appear on kunkhmerboxing.com, kunkhmerkh.com and boxekhmer.com, and which partner editorial channels may relay them. Sponsored content should be identified. A logo placement does not grant unrestricted use of an athlete’s image. Obtain appropriate consent, including guardian consent for minors.
A readable agreement before payment
Robert and the partner establish the need, budget, duration, placements, production, installation and reporting. There is no invented fixed sponsorship rate on this page: the proposal must reflect actual costs and realistic delivery.
- Identify the supported work: coaching, construction, kit, meals or travel.
- Describe each agreed benefit and the expected dates.
- Distinguish a general donation, an earmarked contribution and advertising services.
- Agree records, reporting and what happens if circumstances change.
Start the conversation
Send the name of your organisation, its activity, the project you would like to support, an indicative budget and a proposed duration. An equipment contribution or a Sunday meal contribution can be a practical first step toward a longer relationship.
Federation registration is described as being finalised, not already completed. A sponsor should not present approval as obtained. Tax deductibility is not promised without applicable documentation.