ENTERPRISE, Ala. (WDNews) — Enterprise Parks and Recreation is inviting businesses and brands to sponsor youth sports and recreation programs in 2026, with funds supporting equipment, uniforms and facility improvements while expanding opportunities for young athletes to compete and grow.
Participation in Enterprise youth sports has increased from more than 1,600 players in 2021 to more than 2,500 in 2025.
“This growth creates exciting opportunities for businesses to support our youth while gaining visibility throughout the community,” said Blake Moore, Director of Community Services and Recreation. “Sponsorships allow us to strengthen programs, host statewide tournaments, and help our athletes achieve excellence both on and off the field.”
Available sponsorships include field banners for baseball, softball and football; gym displays inside the Enterprise Recreation and Aquatics Center; and support for special events and programs such as player spotlights, the National Fitness Campaign Court Studio and the LZ Disc Golf Course.
“Our facilities allow us to host statewide tournaments and competitions, giving exposure to both athletes and sponsors,” said Landon Adams, Superintendent of Enterprise Parks and Recreation. “Our athletes are not just competing; they are becoming state champions, developing leadership skills, and creating memories that last a lifetime. Sponsorships play a critical role in making all of this possible.”
Enterprise Parks and Recreation also hosts two free annual community events—Festival in the Park and Spooky in the Park—which draw thousands of visitors from across the Wiregrass and rely on sponsorship support.
Sponsorships start as low as $5, with options for monthly, quarterly, biannual or one-time payments. All sponsorships are due by Dec. 31, 2026, and are tax-deductible.
“As Enterprise grows, so does the impact of businesses investing in our youth,” Moore said. “When you sponsor an Enterprise Parks and Recreation program, you are supporting young athletes, strengthening families, and helping build a community we can all be proud of.”
For more information, contact Shelby Darbro at (334) 348-2683 or [email protected].
