Damart pink vest raises £20,000 for Breast Cancer Campaign
Howard Lake | 3 April 2006 | News
Yorkshire-based Damart has raised £20,000 for Breast Cancer Campaign (BCC) with sales of a limited edition Pink Vest designed especially to help raise awareness of the charity.
The thermal vest was designed by Damart’s in-house team and incorporated the international pink ribbon symbol for breast awareness. The company hope to repeat the success with a brand new design for 2006’s campaign.
Damart has supported Breast Cancer Campaign for three years, their links strengthened by the majority of Damart’s customer base being women.
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Despite improving survival rates, 41,000 women in the UK are diagnosed with breast cancer every year.
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