A monthly sponsorship for Georgia businesses
Put Georgia in every hand that walks through your door.
Switch your water and $6.00 from every case goes to a Georgia beneficiary in your business’s name — every case, every month, without anybody being asked twice.
Anybody can wear the shirt on Saturday. This one is there every day you are open.
What Georgia businesses have committed so far
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How it works
Water shows up. Your hometeam gets paid.
Nothing else changes.
You are already buying water every month. This is the same order from a different truck, and the only thing that changes is where part of the money goes.
We bring the water
Cases of 24 cans, natural Georgia spring water, delivered once a month on the days you already take deliveries. Same cold water your people were drinking anyway — it just has Georgia on it now.
$6.00 a case goes to your hometeam
It comes out of the case price, not on top of it. There is no second invoice, no pledge form, no annual renewal to argue about. Twenty-five cases a month sends $1,800 a year, in your business’s name rather than ours.
You get proof it happened
A statement in your name each quarter, showing cases delivered and dollars sent. Most giving disappears into a thank-you letter — this one comes back as a number you can hand your accountant, put in a community report, or keep to yourself. Signage is offered, never assumed. Some owners want the decal on the door. Plenty would rather nobody knew, and that works exactly the same.
A hole at the charity scramble costs real money, puts a sign up for one afternoon, and leaves you nothing to point at in November. This one runs all year and arrives with a receipt.
The goal
Over $151,000 a year for
a Georgia beneficiary. Every year.
That is the whole vision, said plainly. Not $151,000 raised once at a gala where everyone goes home afterwards — $151,000 arriving again next year, and the year after, because it is a standing order and nobody has to be asked twice. It takes about 2,100 cases a month to get there. At twenty-five cases each that is eighty-four businesses; at fifty it is forty-two. That is a list you could write down on one page, and you probably know half the names on it.
No pledges yet. The first Georgia business to commit shows up here.
Standing order
Every case you order
sends $6.00 to Georgia.
Five cases or two hundred, it is $6.00 from every one of them, committed to a Georgia beneficiary once one is approved. Nobody negotiates a better rate and nobody gets a worse one. A case is 24 cans of Georgia spring water at $49.99, and the giving comes out of that rather than on top of it. Orders start at 5 cases a month on pickup or a clustered run; 10 and up get their own delivery day.
Standing orders run past this table — 150, 200 and 250-plus cases a month are all normal for a multi-site group, and they are priced the same $49.99 a case.
Put it next to the other things you already pay for around here — the billboard, the radio schedule, the ad in the game program, the hole at the scramble. This is the only one of them that also stocks your cooler, runs every day instead of one afternoon, and sends money to a Georgia beneficiary with your business's name on it.
Why this instead
Everybody here says they bleed
red and black. You will have the receipt.
You have said it a thousand times and so has everybody else. The difference here is that saying it costs you nothing extra and happens without you being in the room — it is in the cooler, in a hand, every day you are open. The billboard and the hole at the scramble cost real money and were gone by Monday.
It works on an ordinary Tuesday
A billboard works while somebody drives past it. This works while they sit in your waiting room with a cold can in their hand, on a Tuesday in February when nothing is happening and nobody is thinking about football.
It costs your people nothing
Your staff and your customers were going to drink water regardless. Nobody is asked to donate, sign anything, or care. The giving happens inside a delivery that was already on the calendar.
If it doesn't arrive, you get your money back
We invoice before the run, because that is what pays for the production. If your cases do not turn up, or the quarterly statement does not show the money remitted in your name, we refund you in full. Not a credit against next month. Your money, back.
The question you are already asking
"I already give to
the Hartman Fund."
Good. You should. Those dollars earn priority points, and points are how you got your seats and how you will get better ones. Nothing here asks you to give a cent less to the Bulldog Club.
Seats, points, parking
Real, compounding, and worth every dollar. It also lives entirely on seven Saturdays in the fall. The rest of the year it is a line on a statement.
The part that shows up daily
Georgia in a hundred hands a week, inside your own four walls, paid for by your business. Your seats are yours on seven Saturdays. This one is there the other three hundred and fifty-eight days.
A line you already pay
The Hartman Fund comes out of what you give. This comes out of what you already spend on water. Those are two different budgets, and this one was never doing anything for you before.
The Hartman Fund covers the stadium. This covers the other three hundred and fifty-eight days.
Where it goes
Six kinds of business.
All of them fund your hometeam.
The share never changes with size. $6.00 of every case goes to a Georgia beneficiary in your business's name whether you take five cases a month or a hundred — there is no bulk rate on the giving. Here is what that works out to by the kind of business.
Dealerships & showrooms
Typical 25–50 cases/mo
Contributes $1,800–$3,600 a year
Offices & law firms
Typical 10–50 cases/mo
Contributes $720–$3,600 a year
Restaurants & bars
Typical 25–50 cases/mo
Contributes $1,800–$3,600 a year
Gyms & studios
Typical 10–25 cases/mo
Contributes $720–$1,800 a year
Hotels & venues
Typical 25–100 cases/mo
Contributes $1,800–$7,200 a year
Gameday & catering
Typical 25–100 cases/mo
Contributes $1,800–$7,200 a year
At home
Not a business? Two cases a month,
delivered to your door.
Twelve dollars a month back to Georgia, automatically, and the water shows up at the house. Worth saying plainly: a case at home sends twelve dollars a month, where a case at the shop you walk into every morning sends a hundred times that — so the bigger favor is asking them.
No charge and no order today — this is a list, and we come back to you if approvals clear.