ParcelHero raises funds for GOSH through #Mumblesale
Melanie May | 29 March 2016 | News
Parcel delivery service ParcelHero is running an online jumble sale to raise money for Great Ormond Street Hospital.
The #Mumblesale launched earlier this month, and is taking place on eBay, and is selling new and secondhand toys and children’s clothes donated by children’s brands as well as parents. Participating brands include: The Book People; Bugaboo; GAP Kids; Igloo kids, Loud Apparel, Mattel, Playmobil and VTech.
David Jinks, ParcelHero head of public relations, said:
“All money raised from the #Mumblesale will go straight to G.O.S.H. We have received exciting donations, with a Disney Frozen light-up castle and a starter bike from KaZAM attracting enthusiastic bids on the #Mumblesale auction.”
People can bid for items via the Parcelhero mumblesale site,
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Bid now for kids toys & clothes and help us raise money for @GreatOrmondSt. #mumblesale https://t.co/czniFNL6fH pic.twitter.com/LgvGnZlawM
— ParcelHero® (@ParcelHero) March 15, 2016
ParcelHero is an official corporate partner of Great Ormond Street Hospital. Last year, it introduced an option for customers to round-up their final bill to the nearest pound, and donate the remainder to G.O.S.H. It is also responsible for the Everyday Heroes competition, which recognise people who make a difference in their local community.
About Melanie May
Melanie May is a journalist and copywriter specialising in writing both for and about the charity and marketing services sectors since 2001. She can be reached via thepurplepim.com.