
Supporters
Over the years JROS and the individual Regional Squads have benefited from the support of many parents, friends, suppliers and organisations.
As a measure of appreciation, the logos below illustrate some of the organisations that have helped us.
It is not an exhaustive list and will be added to as time goes by but we hope that by listing these people we can say a small ‘thank-you’ for all their support and hope for their continuing support in the years to come.
Many thanks.
An Anonymous donor
JROS would like to record its thanks for the substantial support provided over the years by a benefactor who wishes to remain anonymous.
Simon Greenwood Trust
Simon Greenwood has, in many capacities, been a long time supporter of orienteering and JROS would like to extend its thanks to the Simon Greenwood Trust which has generously provided financial support to JROS.
Parents and Friends
An increasing number of parents of juniors attending our camps, and ‘friends of JROS’, are providing us with financial support in order to continue our work for the juniors. We are very grateful for all your support!
In particular we would like to thank those parents of juniors to Lagganlia 2020 who generously donated some of their deposit to JROS when the camp had to be cancelled.
The Orienteering Foundation
The Orienteering Foundation is an independent charity devoted to helping Orienteers and Orienteering. The objectives are to make grants to encourage the enhancement of events and alleviate hardship by supporting groups and individuals.
The Orienteering Foundation has provided grant funding to JROS since 2013. This has supported both summer training camps and coaching course organised by JROS including the 2023 course.
We are grateful for all the support provided by the Orienteering Foundation.
Visit The Orienteering Foundation website, where you can apply for a grant or make a donation.
Athlete Support Group
The Athlete Support Group provides grants to individuals and groups who have identified specific areas in their technical and competitive orienteering as a focus for improvement. The Athlete Support Group has provided grant funding to JROS in 2014 and 2016.
Treasurer: Ann Smith, Secretary: Jason Inman
BML Printers
A British Orienteering accredited map printer, BML has supported JROS on summer training camps since 2014 by providing all our map printing needs free-of-charge.
CompassSport
Britain’s National Orienteering Magazine
www.compasssport.co.uk
News and views about all things orienteering. Articles and photographs from recent events and previews of forthcoming events.
Through its Editor, Compasssport has been instrumental in supporting JROS by the design, distribution and sale of Christmas Cards and Calendars with profits going to JROS.
OK Ravinen
OK Ravinen is an orienteering club based at Nacka on the outskirts of Stockholm.
www.ravinen.org
OK Ravinen has generously hosted many summer tours, at their club hut, for visiting GB orienteers.
PFweb
Paul Frost supports JROS by providing this website and the hosting of it.
www.pfweb.co.uk
Tom Wilkinson
(British and Continental Catering)
has been a supporter of JROS for a number of years. At JK2017 he organised the Easter raffle on behalf of JROS and since then have generously supplied the prizes. He also donated the profit from the catering at the 2017 JIRC event.
Look out for them at future events including the 2020 JK weekend.
East Midlands Orienteering Association (EMOA)
EMOA generously supported JROS in 2019 by donating the profits they made as a result of organising Junior Interregional Championships (JIRC) in 2018.
South Central Orienteering Association
South Central Orienteering Association (SCOA) have supported JROS by generously donating part of their profit from JK2019.
Many thanks to them.
South East Orienteering Association
The South East Orienteering Association (SEOA) has been generous in supporting JROS. As well as being the first Regional Association to include a ‘donation’ box in the entry script to the JK (JK2017) it has also made a donation from Association funds.
In 2020 SEOA was due to organise the British Championships and when this was cancelled it was decided to ask competitors to donate some of their entry fee to JROS via the Orienteering Foundation.