Support Us > Patrons & Ambassadors
Patrons and Ambassadors are amongst our most committed supporters. Their investment in Team 2012 is vital to the success of our athletes.
Patron and Ambassador packages are tailored to the individual and available from £25,000 up to £1million. You will be playing a part in sporting history and joining the athletes as part of Team GB and ParalympicsGB, for a once in a generation experience.
Packages include:
Unique VVIP hospitality at the Games
Opportunities to experience Team 2012 sports and disciplines and even train with athletes
Backstage passes providing opportunities to meet athletes and medallists during London 2012
VIP invitations to private Team 2012 celebration events
Access into the Team GB and ParalympicsGB headquarters at London 2012
Hospitality at test and qualification events in the run-up to London 2012
Meetings and bespoke events with current athletes and Olympic & Paralympic legends
To discuss packages and find out more about making a major gift please contact Sophie Mason, Fundraising Director on Sophie.mason@boa.org.uk or call 0207 842 5713
Not looking to make a large donation? Donations of any size will play a vital part in the preparations of our athletes.
Click here to find out how you can donate and Be There.
Current Patrons & Ambassadors
Mr Ayman Asfari
Mr Babatunde Soyoye
Mr Ben Elliott
Mr Bob Yerbury
Dr Chai Patel CBE
Dr Chris Gibson-Smith
Mr & Mrs David Harding
Mr David Ross
Mr Duncan Bannatyne OBE
Mr Ed Smyth
Mr Edward IIiffe
Lord & Lady Fink
Mr Grahame Millwater
Mr Hamish Stevenson
Mr & Mrs John Ayton
Mr John Spurling
Mr Mark Reynolds
Mr Mark Sawyer
Mr Matthew Fleming
Mr Matthew Fosh
Lord Mayor of the City of London
Mr Mike Danson
Mr & Mrs Nick Robinson
Mr Nigel Wray
Mr & Mrs Peter Neumark
Mr Peter Pemberton
Dr Richard Ward
Mr Robert Swannell
Mr Roger Alwen
Sir Roy Gardner
Mr Russell Chambers
Mr Sam Laidlaw
Mr Simon Philips
Mr Steve Norris
Sir Stuart Rose
Mr Tom Aikens
Thank you in addition to all those individual supporters who have opted to remain anonymous.
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