Brickies unveil new shirt sponsors

Kent-based property developer Quinn Estates has pledged its support to Sittingbourne Football Club by agreeing a sponsorship deal, the club has announced.

CEO Mark Quinn presented Maurice Dunk, Chairman of Sittingbourne FC, with their new Quinn Estates branded shirts to signify the start of their sponsorship. Also in attendance were Will Sheardown, Development Director at Quinn Estates, and John Pitts, Senior Club Secretary and Treasurer at Sittingbourne FC.

Maurice Dunk explained:

“Having the Quinn Estates sponsorship means everything to our club, which has been a focal part of the local community for over 130 years. The company has a well-known track record for delivering what they say they will and leaving a lasting, positive impact in the local community.

“We’re looking forward to developing this relationship with Quinn Estates over the coming years, which will allow us to progress. It is the support of local sponsors that truly care about sports and leisure in the community that really helps us as a club.

“Sittingbourne FC looks after the main football stadium and four other pitches at Woodstock, which is home to over 20 teams proudly bearing our name. It is an incredibly expensive organisation to run and without the help of sponsors like Quinn Estates, supporters, volunteers, fundraising and grants running the club wouldn’t be possible.

“The club has more local people involved than at any time in its history and, looking ahead, we are hoping to develop local players to play at a higher level whilst constantly improving the facilities. One day we would love to be promoted to the league above, but more than anything else, we are striving to keep our club going strong – a vision that Quinn Estates’ sponsorship is now supporting.

“We’re proud to be associated with a company like Quinn Estates, who have developed a proven reputation of doing what they say they will something which is currently being illustrated at Herne Bay. This significant sponsorship deal should enable us to push forward as both a club and a community.”

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