Pink Door Donations Exceed £3,000

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When composite door supplier DoorCo created The Pink Range, it pledged a proportion of sales would be donated to We Mind & Kelly Matters. The industry charity has received £3124.50 so far.

 “We Mind & Kelly Matters is a charity close to our hearts at DoorCo. We had a close working relationship with Kelly Hewitt, who sadly took her own life in 2018 at just 24 years old.”

– Dan Sullivan 

Managing director, DoorCo

Favourite colour

“When we heard her father John Hewitt, The Glazerite Group chairman, set up a charity in her name to help raise awareness of mental health and prevent suicide, we promised to do anything we could do support them,” continues Sullivan. “In 2020, to support growing trend of pink doors, inspired by home improvement influencer Mrs Hinch, DoorCo created an exclusive collection of four pink doors, with four new shades of pink, coordinating pink glass designs and the rose gold hardware from Brisant.

“Pink was Kelly’s favourite colour so we dedicated the collection to her, pledging to donate 20% of all door blank sales to We Mind & Kelly Matters to support the cause. We are absolutely delighted that donations have exceeded £3,000, especially just before I am about to embark on the USA leg of the charity’s The Loneliest Road challenge.”

In support of Dan’s campaign to help raise awareness on breaking the stigma around mental health and prevent suicide, DoorCo has teamed up with RegaLead, Kubu Smart Security and Brisant Secure to create a special edition Bright Pink Lytham door depicting the cyclists.

Sullivan adds: “I am also determined to reach the £15,000 fundraising challenge I have set myself. The work Mind & Kelly Matters does is so important in trying to break the stigma around mental health and prevent suicide.

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Picture: Donations from the sale of DoorCo’s pink dorrs have gone over the £3,000 mark.

www.door-co.com/pink-door-range

www.wemindandkellymatters.co.uk

Article written by Cathryn Ellis
26th September 2022

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