We are available at the Macmillan Cancer Information and Support Centre for you to come and browse our collection, and make a purchase if you wish on Wednesday 30th June from 11 - 3pm.
No appointment is necessary, but if you would like some more information – please drop into the the Macmillan centre on the Ground floor in Oncology out-patients at the Royal Free Hospital, Hampstead, Pond Street, London, NW3 2QG.
Directions are available on the Royal Free Hospital website http://www.royalfree.nhs.uk/
www.jashcroft.co.uk, British designed and individually made, stylish cotton hats, printed headscarves, turbans for women, beanies for men and new teenage styles. Lovely gifts include silk scarves and Lepel soft bras. Based in the South East we support many national and local cancer charities.
jashcroft.co.uk blog
Thursday, 29 April 2010
Friday, 23 April 2010
Cancer Research Give up clothes for good fundraising
As I plan for this year's swish, I've ordered 50 bags from Cancerhelp, the information site for Cancer Research.
http://www.cancerhelp.org.uk/about-cancer/cancer-questions/hair-loss-and-wigs#resource
So I think this idea is fantastic!
Cancer Research UK, TK Maxx and HomeSense are challenging the nation to strip their wardrobes and cupboards as bare as they dare to help beat childhood cancers.
Give Up Clothes for Good, the largest clothing and homeware collection ever, runs from 5 - 25 April 2010.
Getting involved is easy and with spring in the air it’s the perfect time to have a clear out.
1. Grab a special donation bag from your local TK Maxx or HomeSense store (or use any bag, all are welcome even bin bags, it’s what’s inside that matters)
2. Fill it up with quality, unwanted clothes and homeware
3. Drop it off at your local TK Maxx or HomeSense store or your local Cancer Research UK high street shop
Each bag donated could be worth up to £30 towards our life-saving research.
More children than ever are surviving cancer thanks to Cancer Research UK, but there is still a long way to go and your donations will make all the difference.
http://www.cancerhelp.org.uk/about-cancer/cancer-questions/hair-loss-and-wigs#resource
So I think this idea is fantastic!
Cancer Research UK, TK Maxx and HomeSense are challenging the nation to strip their wardrobes and cupboards as bare as they dare to help beat childhood cancers.
Give Up Clothes for Good, the largest clothing and homeware collection ever, runs from 5 - 25 April 2010.
Getting involved is easy and with spring in the air it’s the perfect time to have a clear out.
1. Grab a special donation bag from your local TK Maxx or HomeSense store (or use any bag, all are welcome even bin bags, it’s what’s inside that matters)
2. Fill it up with quality, unwanted clothes and homeware
3. Drop it off at your local TK Maxx or HomeSense store or your local Cancer Research UK high street shop
Each bag donated could be worth up to £30 towards our life-saving research.
More children than ever are surviving cancer thanks to Cancer Research UK, but there is still a long way to go and your donations will make all the difference.
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