Butagaz and FFHandball: Strengthening Inclusive Handball Through Partnership

Over the⁢ past eight years, butagaz has emerged as a key contributor to the growth of⁢ handball, both at amateur and professional levels.In ‍2019, the company made history by becoming ⁣the first sponsor of a national ⁤women’s championship in France, launching the Butagaz Énergie⁣ League.Additionally, it has championed inclusivity through initiatives like #AuPlusPrèsDesClubs, which has benefited ‍130 amateur clubs and engaged over 3,000 players since its inception⁤ in ⁤2021.

In 2025, Butagaz is taking its dedication⁢ a step further by becoming the premier ⁤sponsor of the French HandFauteuil⁢ team. This collaboration reflects ⁣a forward-thinking approach to sponsorship, ⁣emphasizing ⁢social⁣ duty and equality, while highlighting the importance of supporting diverse sporting ⁤disciplines.

Driving Change Through Social Responsibility

Butagaz’s involvement ⁣aligns with its complete corporate social responsibility (CSR) ⁤strategy. Natacha⁢ Cambriels,the company’s president,stated,“This initiative complements our CSR objectives and builds on our ongoing efforts to support amateur handball since 2021.”

Handball⁤ serves as a platform to promote essential values ⁢such as diversity, accessibility, and equal possibility. These principles are further‍ amplified by the FFHandball’s Incredible Tour, which showcases ⁣the sport’s diverse practices across the country.

Empowering the HandFauteuil Community

Butagaz’s sponsorship is a game-changer for the ⁣French HandFauteuil team,a discipline that remains underrepresented in mainstream sports. Philippe bana, president of the FFHandball, ⁤expressed his enthusiasm: “This partnership is⁣ a ‍remarkable step ⁤toward fostering inclusivity⁢ and ⁤showcasing the varied forms of ⁢handball.”

Beyond raising awareness, this collaboration aims to make a tangible difference in disabled sports. As a notable example, Butagaz will fund specialized equipment, such as sports-adapted chairs, to support clubs and athletes. The company will also invest in coaching⁣ programs to enhance ‍technical skills in the ⁢discipline.Furthermore, it ⁢plans to organize national tournaments and awareness campaigns to boost the ‍visibility of HandFauteuil and attract new participants.

With extended⁣ partnerships until 2028 for national teams and 2029 for the Butagaz Énergie League,⁤ Butagaz and the FFHandball are ⁢paving the way for a more inclusive ⁢and vibrant future for handball⁣ across France.

This partnership invites sports enthusiasts to rally behind handball ⁢in all its forms, cheer for French teams, and explore inspiring disciplines like HandFauteuil. It’s a meaningful way to ⁤embrace universal values and contribute⁢ to a more inclusive sporting⁤ landscape.

Aiko Tanaka

Aiko Tanaka is a combat sports journalist and general sports reporter at Archysport. A former competitive judoka who represented Japan at the Asian Games, Aiko brings firsthand athletic experience to her coverage of judo, martial arts, and Olympic sports. Beyond combat sports, Aiko covers breaking sports news, major international events, and the stories that cut across disciplines — from doping scandals to governance issues to the business side of global sport. She is passionate about elevating the profile of underrepresented sports and athletes.

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