TAMPA, Fla. — Suncoast Credit Union and the reigning Gainbridge Super League champion Tampa Bay Sun Football Club announced a new partnership that includes naming rights, charitable giving and exclusive fan benefits.
As part of the agreement, the team’s temporary home on the campus of Blake High School will be renamed Suncoast Credit Union Field during matches and events. The partnership also features a $10,000 donation to the Blake High School Boosters and a pledge of $200 for every Sun shot on goal this season at the stadium, according to the organizations.
“Through this sponsorship, we’re able to build a stronger community by lifting up women’s sports, supporting fantastic community assets in the Sun and the Blake High School Boosters, and enhancing the quality of life for everyone in Tampa Bay,” Kevin Johnson, president and CEO of the $18.8-billion Suncoast CU, said in a statement.
Soccer-Themed Event
The announcement was made during a soccer-themed event at Suncoast headquarters, where Sun head coach Denise Schilte-Brown and players joined staff to mark the agreement.
Suncoast Credit Union said its members will receive exclusive ticket offers to Tampa Bay Sun FC matches. Fans can qualify by opening an account with as little as $5.
The partnership makes Suncoast the official credit union of Tampa Bay Sun FC. Terms of the deal were not disclosed.
