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well as bereavement counselling. EACH’s main priority is enhancing the quality of life for the terminally ill child as well as providing support to the family during difficult times. EACH receive approximately only 10% of their funding from the government, and so they rely on fundraising to find the extra money needed to keep the hospices running. They are highly supported within the local community, and are grateful to receive donations. Annette Angell, corporate fundraiser for EACH commented “We are grateful to both Ian and Harlands for their donation. Support from the public is vital to ensuring we can carry on helping terminally ill children and their families. Without donations we simply couldn’t carry on”.
Harlands Labels is part of the Specialist Packaging Division of the Clondalkin Group which specialises in cartons, labels, leaflets and inserts, with 15 manufacturing sites in the United Kingdom, Ireland, the Netherlands, Poland, USA, Canada and Puerto Rico. These include well-known brands such as the Boxes Group, Ditone and Pharmagraphics.
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August 2006
Harlands make donation to children's charity
Harlands Labels of Hull have donated a Gaggia coffee machine to East Anglia’s Children’s Hospices (EACH) in order to help with their fundraising efforts. The coffee machine was won by a visitor to the Harlands stand at the Easyfairs Packaging Innovation exhibition who asked Harlands to donate the machine to a charity of their choice.
Ian Davis, Business Development Manager for Harlands chose to donate the machine to EACH, a charity close to his home in East Anglia. He commented “EACH is a very community driven charity, and they provide a vital service to those who have no-one else to turn to in their time of need.” EACH supports terminally ill children and their families, providing the highest level of palliative care as
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