In an increasingly digital world, the simple act of gathering around a table has become a radical, essential pursuit. For those of us living in the beautiful Marina Alta region, Tablero serves as more than just a tabletop gaming association; it is a catalyst for connection. We are a not-for-profit collective dedicated to fostering social cohesion, cognitive development, and genuine human interaction through the medium of board games, card games, and tabletop role-playing.
As we continue to grow, we are inviting local organizations – from businesses and cultural hubs to educational institutions – to join our network of partners. By standing with us, you are not just supporting a hobby; you are investing in the social fabric of our local community.
Why Partner with Tablero?
Modern consumers and citizens are increasingly drawn to organizations that demonstrate a tangible commitment to their community. Partnering with Tablero offers a unique opportunity to align your organization with a mission that promotes inclusivity, mental well-being, and local engagement.
1. Strengthening Our Social Fabric
The benefits of tabletop gaming are well-documented: they reduce stress, combat loneliness, and improve cognitive function. By hosting our groups or sponsoring our events, you are effectively providing a “third space” – a safe, welcoming environment outside of work and home where people can decompress, socialize, and learn. Your partnership helps us remove barriers to access, ensuring that everyone in our region, regardless of their background, has a place to play and connect.
2. Enhancing Your Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)
In the Marina Alta, community identity is strong. Partnering with a non-profit like Tablero allows your organization to demonstrate its support for social causes. Supporting recreational and educational initiatives shows that you care about the quality of life in our region. It is a powerful narrative to share: you are playing an active role in keeping our local community spirit alive.
3. Fostering Meaningful Connections
Our events draw participants from all walks of life – families, students, retirees, and professionals. By partnering with us, you position your organization as a supporter of a vibrant, positive community initiative. We view our partners as an extension of our team and are committed to highlighting your contributions to our members, building a legacy of mutual support.
Building a Sustainable Partnership
To ensure clarity and tax transparency, we categorize our collaborations into two clear paths based on Spanish regulations (Law 49/2002).
1. Philanthropic Support (Donations)
For organizations looking to support our mission without a commercial exchange, we accept direct donations. These contributions are purely altruistic and are directed entirely toward our non-profit activities, such as purchasing gaming materials or subsidizing fees. We provide formal certification for these contributions, which may allow you to claim tax benefits under Spanish law as a donor to a qualifying non-profit entity.
2. Collaborative Sponsorships
For businesses, we offer formal sponsorship agreements. In exchange for your financial or in-kind support, we provide neutral, factual recognition of your role in the community. This may include:
- Visibility: Display of your logo on event signage or within our digital community spaces as a “Supporter of Tablero.”
- Neutral Acknowledgement: Mentions in our community updates, such as “This tournament was made possible by the support of [Brand Name].”
- Community Integration: Hosting Tablero events at your premises, which provides a neutral, welcoming atmosphere for residents and families to gather.
Note: To maintain the integrity of our non-profit status, we do not engage in promotional advertising, comparative endorsements, or direct sales calls. Our partnerships are built on shared values and community growth.
What We Expect in Return
To keep Tablero sustainable, our partnerships are built on a foundation of mutual aid:
- Venue Hosting: Providing accessible, safe space for our community meet-ups.
- Resource Sharing: In-kind support that helps us reduce operational costs (e.g., refreshments for community nights or logistics for event setup).
- Commitment to Mission: A shared belief in the value of face-to-face social interaction and cognitive development in the Marina Alta.
- Formalization: We utilize clear agreements to ensure full compliance with regional regulations, clearly defining the nature of the partnership (donation vs. sponsorship).
Join Us
The strength of the Marina Alta region lies in its people. We invite you to join us on this journey. Whether you are a local café owner, a school administrator, or a business leader, there is a place for you at our table. Let’s talk about how we can craft a partnership that serves our community. If you would like to become a partner, please complete our Partner Application Form.
Please complete our Partnership Application Form to initiate a conversation about a potential partnership. Once received, a member of our team will review your inquiry to determine how we can best align our goals while maintaining full regulatory and tax transparency.
Our Valued Partners
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Ajuntament de Beniarbeig
The Ajuntament de Beniarbeig (Town Hall of Beniarbeig) is the local municipal governing body for the village of Beniarbeig, located in the Marina Alta region of Alicante, Valencian Community, Spain. Situated at the foot of the Segaria mountain range, the local administration manages municipal services, urban planning, local infrastructure, environmental initiatives, and community engagement for the area's residents.
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Ajuntament de Pego
The Ajuntament de Pego (Town Hall of Pego) is the local municipal governing body for the town of Pego, situated in the northernmost interior of the Marina Alta region of Alicante, Valencian Community, Spain. Nestled near the Marjal de Pego-Oliva Natural Park and historical landmarks like the Ambra Castle, the administration manages extensive public services, urban planning, municipal departments, cultural programming, and local resources for the community.
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ArtDidàctic
ArtDidàctic is a specialized hobby, fine arts, and tabletop gaming store and community center located in Xàbia (Jávea), Alicante. It functions as a creative hub and alternative leisure space offering retail products, dedicated gaming areas, and structured workshops focused on drawing, painting, miniature modeling, wargames, and roleplaying games.
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Artístics
Artístics, a space to foster creation and training. Artístics is a cultural center, promoted by the Department of Culture of the Dénia City Council, with the aim of expanding the network of public facilities that support cultural production in the city of Dénia. The Artístics Center has been designed to provide different organizations with the necessary resources to develop their activities, allowing them to meet and rehearse in optimal conditions.
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Cayro
Cayro (Juguetes Cayro, S.L.) is a well-established Spanish toy and traditional board game manufacturing company with over 60 years of history. Based in the Valencian Community, the company designs, produces, and distributes a wide range of classic board games, educational pastimes, puzzles, magnetic travel games, and alternative leisure products aimed at families, schools, and hobbyists.
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CEIP Carolina Sala
CEIP Carolina Sala is a public early childhood and primary education school (Colegio de Educación Infantil y Primaria) located in Pego, Alicante. Operating under the educational network of the Generalitat Valenciana (Conselleria d'Educació), the center provides foundational schooling for local children, focusing on academic instruction, inclusive education, and community-oriented activities.
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CEIP Monto
CEIP Montgó is a public early childhood and primary education school (Colegio de Educación Infantil y Primaria) situated in Dénia, Alicante. Operating within the educational network of the Generalitat Valenciana (Conselleria d'Educació), the school delivers comprehensive bilingual public schooling, fostering inclusive learning, student development, and active collaboration with families.
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Cerebrum DCA
Cerebrum DCA is a specialized neurological rehabilitation and clinical center focused on neurorehabilitation and cognitive therapy for individuals with acquired brain injury (daño cerebral adquirido – DCA) and neurological conditions. The center offers comprehensive therapeutic programs designed to maximize patient recovery, improve functional independence, and support affected families.
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Club de Rol El Señor de las Pulseras
Club de Rol El Señor de las Pulseras (Pulseras Rol) is a long-standing non-profit cultural and tabletop gaming association based in Gandia, operating across the region to promote alternative leisure, role-playing games, strategy simulations, and tabletop gaming culture. Famous for organizing historic regional events like the Jornades de Rol, Estrategia i Simulació de Gandia, the club serves as a central hub for local hobbyists, game masters, and players.
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Dilatando Mentes Editorial
Dilatando Mentes Editorial is an independent publishing house based in Ondara, Alicante, specializing in horror, weird fiction, dark literature, and critical essays. Driven by a deep passion for unconventional genre storytelling, the publisher curates specialized lines dedicated to dark fiction, speculative narratives, and genre-defying works.
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IES Pedreguer
IES Pedreguer is a public secondary education institute (Instituto de Educación Secundaria) located in Pedreguer, Alicante. Operating under the educational network of the Generalitat Valenciana (Conselleria d'Educació), the institute provides comprehensive secondary schooling, vocational training programs, and academic development for youth in Pedreguer and the surrounding Marina Alta area.
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InfoJove Pego
InfoJove Pego is the official youth information and resource center managed under the umbrella of the Ajuntament de Pego. Located in the Marina Alta region, it serves as a dynamic local hub dedicated to supporting young people by providing guidance, resources, and up-to-date information on education, employment, housing, grants, leisure activities, and youth programs.
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Joventut Denia
Concejalia de Juventud / Llunàtics y Dinàmics is the municipal youth department of the Ajuntament de Dénia. Located in Dénia, Alicante, it manages public youth programs, alternative leisure activities, educational workshops, psychological counseling for young people, and youth cards (Carnet Jove).
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Restaurante Il Fratelli Park
Restaurante Il Fratelli Park is a local dining establishment located along Avinguda de Joan Fuster in Dénia, serving as a convenient spot for local residents and visitors to enjoy casual meals, coffee, and drinks in a neighborhood-friendly setting.
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Vault 37 Denia
Vault 37 Dénia is a specialty hobby shop, alternative leisure venue, and tabletop gaming store located in Dénia, Alicante. It serves as a local community hub for gaming enthusiasts, offering a curated selection of tabletop games, miniatures, trading card games, and dedicated space for social play, events, and hobbyist workshops.
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Zombie Paella
Zombi Paella is an independent tabletop game developer and publisher based in the Valencian Community, Spain. Specializing in accessible, highly thematic games with original artwork and distinct regional or pop-culture hooks, they have created major hits distributed internationally, including their breakout card game La Fallera Calavera and the hit trick-taking game Rebel Princess.
















