The purpose of this research is to examine the effect of corporate sponsorship on consumers' brand attitude. The test results indicate that while the effect of personal liking of the event on brand image transfer is not significant, it still exerts significant influence on sponsor credibility and affect. Consumer perceived status of the event has no influence on sponsorship benefits. Consumer attitude toward the sponsor and congruence between sponsor and event generate a significant effect on sponsorship benefits. Finally, sponsor credibility can actually enhance consumers' brand attitude. However, both brand image transfer and sponsor affect have no significant influence on brand attitude.