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CALL OUT TO SUSSEX CHARITIES to nominate themselves
Following the success of last year’s campaign, Evonprint, one of the county’s leading print and design specialists, is launching the ‘Love Sussex’ calendar again for 2017.
The 2016 calendar featured thirteen of the county’s top beauty spots captured by budding photographers and voted for by the Sussex community.
This year, the 30 year-old Sussex family-run company is initially calling out to the county’s charities to nominate themselves to be in the running to become Evonprint’s chosen charity. Charities who wish to nominate themselves must have a charity shop in the county in order to sell the calendars through.
Nominations can be made via social media on Facebook @ Evonprint and by Twitter @Evonprint or alternatively via email to lovesussex@pmwcom.co.uk or post to Evonprint’s Love Sussex Competition, c/o PMW Communications, Stane Court, Stane Street, Billingshurst, West Sussex RH14 9HP. Please include the charity’s full name and location, and why you think your charity deserves to be chosen. The deadline for charities to nominate themselves is Sunday 19th June 2016.
The top three nominated charities will be put to a public vote via social media. The charity with the most votes will be chosen and once the calendar is complete, will be given copies to sell in their charity shop(s), to raise funds for their cause.
Phase two will invite local residents submitting photos of their favourite places in Sussex. More details to follow.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Liz Crosley .
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