Ropetackle Arts Centre secures Carpenter Box sponsorship

Martin Allen (centre) with Robin Evans and Chris Reeves of Carpenter Box. <i>(Image: Ropetackle)</i>
Martin Allen (centre) with Robin Evans and Chris Reeves of Carpenter Box. (Image: Ropetackle)
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An arts centre has secured new backing from a long-established accountancy firm.

Carpenter Box, an accountancy, tax and business advisory practice with more than 100 years of experience, has become the latest sponsor of Ropetackle Arts Centre.

The sponsorship marks a growing relationship between the arts centre and the business community and will support Ropetackle’s outreach programmes.

Martin Allen, chairman of Ropetackle Arts Centre, said: "I am delighted that Carpenter Box, as such prominent local and regional business, is joining forces with us, recognising the value of arts and culture to the community.

"Their support is a significant addition to our invaluable and every-increasing sponsorship scheme, enabling us, in particular, to continue to expand our outreach work. We are really looking forward to working with them."

Carpenter Box has a strong history of community involvement, working with educational institutions and business groups and supporting a range of events across the region.

The partnership aligns with the company’s commitment to supporting organisations that bring people together and strengthen community ties.

Robin Evans, partner and head of not-for-profit at Carpenter Box, said: "We’re delighted to be supporting Ropetackle Arts Centre and the important role it plays within the local community.

"As a firm with strong roots across Sussex, we believe it’s important to support organisations that bring people together and make a positive difference to the places in which we live and work.

"Ropetackle is a fantastic local venue, not only providing a diverse programme of arts and entertainment but also delivering valuable outreach work within the community.

"We’re really looking forward to developing the partnership and playing a small part in supporting its work."

Mr Allen said the sponsorship scheme also offers companies valuable exposure through publicity within the centre and through newsletters to Ropetackle audiences.

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