Free Branded Hoodies Up for Grabs as Business Gives Back to UK Charities
By Charities Correspondent
Charities across the UK are being invited to apply for free branded clothing as part of an annual scheme designed to support volunteers, fundraisers and community groups.
Sheffield-based HoodieHut has opened applications for its Hoodies for Charity campaign, which provides free printed clothing to eligible charities during the school summer holidays.
The campaign runs from 31 July to 14 August, with successful applicants receiving branded hoodies or other printed garments to wear at fundraising events, awareness campaigns and community projects.
The initiative began as a way for the company to put its quieter summer production period to good use.
It is funded through school leavers' hoodie orders placed throughout the rest of the year.
David Cavill, Director at HoodieHut, said:
"The school summer holidays are usually a quieter period for us, so we wanted to use that time in a positive way. Hoodies for Charity lets us focus our printing skills towards charities that are doing brilliant work across the UK.
"Every school leavers hoodie order helps make this possible. It is a simple idea, but it means charities can get useful branded clothing without having to spend money that could be going back into their work."
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The scheme has supported charities across the UK in previous years, helping provide branded clothing for the people representing them in local communities.
Applications are now open and close on 14 August.
