How can Champions of Sport provide you with a risk free opportunity to potentially raise several thousand pounds for your planned fundraising event?

Champions of Sport produces individually autographed limited edition sports memorabilia for many 'icons' of the sporting world, which are created exclusively for fund raising for charities and sporting organisations via auction at suitable fundraising events.

The celebrities we commemorate include Tiger Woods, Jonathan Davies, Ian Botham, Bob Willis, Will Carling, Rob Andrew, Jeremy Guscott, Paul Gascoigne, Phil Bennett, Neil Jenkins and members of the 1966 World Cup winning team.

Each item is produced in the UK by Champions of Sport and every signature is totally guaranteed as being original and has the highest certification of authenticity possible. Champions of Sport does not retail on the High Street and is committed to fund raising via dinners, balls, golf days and testimonials.

The range of signed memorabilia we produce is exclusive to Champions of Sport. Totally un-precedented in appearance and concept, our range of fund raising memorabilia is stunning, very desirable but yet certainly affordable! Champions of Sport offers an 'obligation free' personalised service throughout Great Britain.

Once you have contacted us we will make an appointment to see you or your committee, bring along sample pieces of memorabilia and explain this superb opportunity of how to swell your fundraising income and all without any financial risk or outlay on your part. We will provide a mutually agreed range of memorabilia deemed suitable for your auction and even the speaker, comedian and auctioneer if required!

As our products are very exclusive, experience repeatedly shows that the revenue raised at auction increases substantially by having an auctioneer officiate who is used to our range of products. Once our reserve price for each piece has been reached, Champions of Sport does not share in any profit generated above this price; It is all yours! The reserve price on each piece of memorabilia is comfortably surpassed 95% of the time.

As the attendees, location and beneficiaries are different for each auction, it is hard to generalise with regard to results, but an estimated return of two to three hundred percent can genuinely be expected. For example a Tiger Woods piece with a reserve of just £750 can be expected to sell at auction for between £1500 and £3000 thus adding a substantial amount to your income. Other 'Tiger' pieces have sold for over £9,000, leaving substantial net profits to the organisers.

What happens if the pieces do not sell? Very simply nothing! If it does not sell you do not pay a single penny! We simply say thank you and take the pieces back!