The water in the lobby
funds the home team.

A local business puts canned spring water at its front counter on a standing monthly order. A quarter of every case goes to that school's alumni association — in the business's name. The business gets something it can point to.

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How it works

Three steps.
Nothing to sign, nothing to chase.

1

We deliver

Canned spring water on a standing monthly order, straight to the lobby, waiting room, showroom or front counter. The business gives it away.

2

A quarter goes to the school

A fixed share of every case goes to that school's alumni association, in the business's name. Not a round-up and not a pledge — it is part of the price.

3

The business gets the credit

A window decal, a counter card, a public listing and a quarterly statement. A dated record, not a thank-you.

What is actually being bought

The product
is not water.

Water is the delivery mechanism. What a business buys is a visible, dated, public record that it funds the home team — and the water is what makes that sponsorship physical, daily and billable every month.

This competes with the community-sponsorship budget — the golf hole, the outfield fence, the programme ad — not with the water procurement budget.

That distinction decides everything about how it is sold. A business owner is not comparing this to bulk plastic by the pallet. They are comparing it to the other things they already pay for to have their name seen locally, and this is the one that shows up every day and arrives with a receipt.

Who it's for

Two conversations,
and they are not the same one.

Local businesses

Owner-operators with their name on the building, whose customers physically walk in — dealerships, law firms, clinics, gyms, hotels.

  • You already give to the school and can prove it
  • You already have a community-giving line in the budget
  • You have a lobby, waiting room or front counter
  • You would rather that money be seen than filed

Schools & associations

A recurring, in-name funding channel from local businesses that does not compete with the fund you already run.

  • Monthly and recurring, not a once-a-year ask
  • Every dollar attributed to a named local business
  • Reaches businesses, not the alumni you already mail
  • No inventory, no staffing, no fulfilment on your side

It is not instead of the annual fund. It is the part the annual fund cannot do — it reaches the business, not the alum, and it puts the name in a window.

Where it's live

One market so far.
This is a pilot, not a network.

The architecture is multi-tenant from day one — a second school is configuration, not a rebuild. But only one instance is running today, and we would rather say so.

Bulldog Water — University of Georgia

The first instance. Live, taking real enquiries from Georgia businesses.

Each instance carries its own accent colour. This one is Georgia's.
Visit the pilot
Get in touch

Two ways in.
Tell us which one you are.

Bring this to my school

For alumni associations, athletic departments and anyone who wants this running for their school.

Run this in my market

For operators who want to run Home Team Beverage in their own city or region.

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