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Newlife Foundation
for Disabled Children
Registered Charity No. 1001817
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Press Release
NEWLIFE TURNS SHOPPERS INTO MODELS WHILE BRINGING THE SPARKLE TO YOUR PARTY SEASON
October 2010
When two ladies came shopping at Newlife little did they know they would be selected to model some of this years latest party wear and gowns.
Newlife customers Chris Reaney and Joanne Hayward were plucked from their shopping to join three staff members in an impromptu fashion shoot, to model some super fashion wear and celebrate the superstore’s new display area.
All funds from the sale of the items will be used to help Newlife Foundation, a leading children’s disability charity, in its mission to help disabled children across the UK; so the dresses will not only help party goers and help Newlife to reach disabled children but it will also help families desperate for essential equipment.
Newlife Foundation CEO, Sheila Brown explained that dresses had been given to the charity by generous corporate retail donors and that the prices could be the cheapest in the country. She said: “Our successful corporate recycling operation here in Cannock brings deliveries every day of goods that companies donate for recycling. Most are perfect – so it’s good news all round. With the current economic climate, everyone is looking for a bargain and Newlife helps people to do brilliantly on a budget. Xmas and the party season can go ahead despite the squeeze on peoples’ purses.”
Newlife Superstore is located in Hemlock Way, Cannock. For further information see www.newlifetrading.co.uk
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picture caption: (left to right) Newlife customer Joanne Hayward, staff members Tracey Ewer, Charlotte Statham and Sara Butler, with Newlife customer Chris Reaney all model Newlife’s latest party wear selection.
Press enquiries to:
PR Manager, Newlife, Tel: 01543 462 777
E-mail: info@newlifecharity.co.uk.
Notes to Editors:
1.Newlife is the UK’s leading child health charity specialising in research and support to aid disabled and terminally ill children. In addition to funding research, the charity also offers support services operated by specially trained nurses.
