Is your business or organization looking for an opportunity to market to people who are active, health-conscious, or love the outdoors? The Lake Oswego Parks and Recreation Department has a wide range of sponsorship and advertising opportunities that will help you reach your target audience. Whether you are an individual or business and want to reach the parents of children who play competitive sports, seniors who want to age in place and keep their minds sharp, or people who stay connected to the Lake Oswego community by attending our special events, you can share your message with local and national audiences by teaming up with us. Lake Oswego Parks & Recreation has just the right opportunity for you to touch members of the LO community. Our audience is EVERYONE in Lake Oswego!
Promote yourself with Sports Division, The Lake Oswego Adult Community Center, Community Special Events, Youth Programs, Fitness Classes, Outdoor Recreation, The McKenzie Teen Center, The Indoor Tennis Center, The Lake Oswego Municipal Golf Course, and Stewardship of Parks and Open Spaces
Sponsorship Recognition In the Activities Guide
We provide the opportunity to not just promote your business with unique and affordable exposure, but also to invest in the places and experiences in your community. We acknowledge our supporters with recognition in the Lake Oswego Parks & Recreation Activities Guide that is sent to each resident three times annually. See our current GUIDE.
Find out about a level that works for you! We offer various levels of support and customized or in-kind partnerships that can be designed to meet all of your individual and corporate needs.
Contact Debbi Campbell, Strategic Sponsorships: Debbi@strategicsponsorships.com or call 971-645-0344 to learn more.
Sponsorship Policy
Sponsorships on City property are maintained as a nonpublic forum. The City intends to preserve its right and discretion to exercise full editorial control over the placement, content, appearance, and wording of sponsorship affiliations and messages. The City may make distinctions on the appropriateness of sponsors on the basis of subject matter of a potential sponsorship recognition message.
