The Tampa Bay Storm have announced new corporate partnerships with ParcelPro Logistics and ValueMart, naming both national companies official team sponsors during the ongoing DFL season.
According to a team press release, the agreements will involve collaboration on game-day promotions, community initiatives and fan-engagement opportunities across the Tampa Bay region. The Storm did not disclose financial terms, contract lengths or specific promotional plans.
Storm Owner Marcus Hale described the partnerships as an important organizational milestone and said the companies’ backing would help strengthen the club’s foundation.
“Attracting outstanding corporate partners is an important milestone for our organization,” Hale said in the release. “We’re thrilled to welcome ParcelPro Logistics and ValueMart to the Storm family.”
Hale said the organization intends to build partnerships that provide value to fans, sponsors and the broader Tampa Bay community. The release characterized the arrangements as part of the club’s effort to expand its business relationships and support long-term growth.
ValueMart was presented as a particularly natural fit because of its local presence and potential involvement in programs supporting families and community-focused events. ParcelPro Logistics, meanwhile, joins the team as the Storm seek relationships with major businesses, the release said.
The announcement did not identify particular events, charities or retail promotions connected to either sponsor. It also did not say when fans should expect the first joint initiatives to begin.
Corporate partnerships are a common part of professional football operations, often providing teams with support for promotions, venue activity and community programming while offering brands exposure to local audiences. For the Storm, the agreements add two new sponsors as the club continues its season.
The organization thanked ParcelPro Logistics and ValueMart for their confidence in the team and said it looked forward to working with both companies on and off the field.