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• 83% agree that they would perceive a company as being active in the community if they sponsored the local high school (Turnkey Intelligence – August 2007 Independent Survey)
• 77% of survey respondents agreed they are more likely to purchase from and support a company that supports high school athletics. More than 21 percent of all males surveyed attended a high school game within the last 12 months. (Turnkey Intelligence, August 2007 Independent Survey.)
• 75% think that high school sports has a greater community influence than professional, college, or other amateur sports (Turnkey Intelligence – August 2007 Independent Survey)
• 67% agree that they would feel more loyal to a company that sponsors the local high school (Turnkey Intelligence – August 2007 Independent Survey)
• 77% agree that they would be more likely to purchase from and support a company if they sponsored the local high school (Turnkey Intelligence – August 2007 Independent Survey)
• 74% feel that there is more integrity within the world of high school sports when compared to professional sports (Turnkey Intelligence – August 2007 Independent Survey)
• 98% think it is important for a company to focus on integrity when choosing where to spend their sports sponsorship dollars (Turnkey Intelligence – August 2007 Independent Survey)
• 67% think that sponsoring the local high school team would have a greater positive impact on decisions when making consumer purchases (Turnkey Intelligence – August 2007 Independent Survey)
• 87% would rather see a company spread dollars to as many high schools as possible rather than a single professional sponsorship (Turnkey Intelligence – August 2007 Independent Survey)
• 69% think companies should utilize high school sponsorships in order to have the greatest impact on brand awareness (Turnkey Intelligence – August 2007 Independent Survey)
• 49.5% of high school audience is Female (Scarborough Research 67 Market Study. August 2006- February 2007. Surveyed Adults ages 18+)
• 50.5% of high school audience is Male (Scarborough Research 67 Market Study. August 2006- February 2007. Surveyed Adults ages 18+)
• 19.8% of all Females report attending a high school sport in the past 12 months (Scarborough Research 67 Market Study. August 2006- February 2007. Surveyed Adults ages 18+)
• 21.4% of all Males report attending a high school sports event in the past 12 months (Scarborough Research 67 Market Study. August 2006- February 2007. Surveyed Adults ages 18+)
• The average high school sport fan attends 4.78 events per year (Scarborough Research 67 Market Study. August 2006- February 2007. Surveyed Adults ages 18+)
• 74% of Youths are more likely to pay attention to a company’s message if the company has a deep commitment to a cause (The 2006 Cone Millennial Case Study, May 2006. Surveyed Youths ages 13-25)
• 89% of Youths are likely to switch from one brand to another if the second brand is associated with a good cause (The 2006 Cone Millennial Case Study, May 2006. Surveyed Youths ages 13-25)
• 70% of Youths believe that companies are not doing enough to support the causes that they care about (The 2006 Cone Millennial Case Study, May 2006. Surveyed Youths ages 13-25)
• A fundamental aspect of football before the age of television was its local-rootedness. In the smallest towns, with no local college or professional team, community identity and pride were often invested in the high school team. (Encyclopedia Brittanica)
• More than just a football game, homecoming is a time when alumni from high schools and colleges around the country return to their alma maters to reconnect with people, places and traditions. (Active.com)
• Rodeo is the official state sport of Texas, though High School Football is more popular. (Legends of America.com)