The silk screen manufacturer’s Katie Robinsons says: “We are trying to raise awareness for the Stroke Association’s ‘Make May Purple’ initiative by encouraging printers to send in pictures of their screen prints - and for every picture we receive, we are sending a donation to the Stroke Association.
“We’d really like to get as many printers involved as possible, so that we can raise some good money for the Association. Its success does rely on the amount of entries received.”
The Stroke Association says: “Make May Purple for stroke is our annual stroke awareness month, taking place every May. Friends, families and communities are invited to show their support for people who have been affected by stroke. Across the UK more than a million people are rebuilding their lives after stroke, and the number of people affected by stroke is set to rise.
We’d really like to get as many printers involved as possible, so that we can raise some good money for the Association. Its success does rely on the amount of entries received”
“By supporting Make May Purple, you can help us invest in research that will help to save lives and enable stroke survivors to make the best possible recovery – giving more people more of their lives back. Get involved with Make May Purple and help to change the story for stroke survivors.”
Cadisch supplies industrial and graphic markets for the precision printing of circuit boards, fascia panels, ceramics, glass as well as large format graphics and features a range of squeegees, screen printing inks and frames.
To get involved in the charity effort, send your prints to the firm at Unit 2 The IO Centre, Hearle Way, Hatfield, Hertfordshire AL10 9EW.