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EverythingBranded sponsors Hoops Aid at celebrity basketball fundraiser
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Box Arena in London, where EverythingBranded was one of the main sponsors. Hoops Aid is a major fundraising event for Sports Traider and the biggest celebrity charity basketball event in the UK. Celebrity team members such as Dan Osbourne (The Only Way Is Essex) and Ortis Deley (The Gadget Show) took part in the event. Sports Traider is a charity dedicated to the sponsorship, assistance and community projects that benefit youngsters who struggle to gain access to sports.
n Sunday, October 14 Hoops Aid took place at the Copper
He said: “We were proud to be the main sponsors of this yearʼs Hoops Aid event. This is a company that has
experienced exponential growth in our nine years of trading, and itʼs great to be able to work with these charities and support such meaningful and important causes.”
EverythingBranded supports Sports Traider through sponsorship of events such as Hoops Aid to help the charity achieve its goals. One of these goals is in the rehabilitation of ex-offenders, engaging them in both the retail and community projects.
Paul and Jennie Rowlett with the basketball team
Paul Rowlett CEO and founder of EverythingBranded attended the charity basketball game with wife Jennie and several EverythingBranded team members.
EverythingBranded works closely with several charities, regularly donating promotional
products to help increase brand awareness and support. Promotional products are a cost-effective marketing tool for non- profit organisations that can reap real benefits.
Roland DGʼs TrueVIS printer/cutters awarded top honours from Buyers Lab
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n a comprehensive laboratory evaluation, Roland DGʼs TrueVIS VG series of wide- format printer/cutters won two prestigious Buyers Lab awards. To determine results, BLI analysts evaluated a variety of inkjets from contenders globally in a number of key performance categories, including image quality, usability and speed. In earning the Outstanding Enhanced CMYK Eco- Solvent/Latex 54”/64” Printer (7-Colour) award, Roland DGʼs TrueVIS VG series (VG-640, VG-540) demonstrated ʻvery
David Luke commits to Eco Schools marine topic for 2019
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Members of the Roland DG team accept two prestigious awards from Ross Chapman from Keypoint Intelligence (far left)
high-quality output even when printing at the most productive speed settingsʼ. VG series printer/cutters were also cited for producing ʻthe widest gamut of bright, saturated colours, as well as smooth skin tones with very good highlight details and contrastʼ. In addition, the tests showed that the TrueVIS VG yielded ʻextremely accurate dimensional stability and colour consistencyʼ. Rolandʼs TrueVIS series printer/cutters earned their second BLI Award in the Outstanding High Production CMYK Eco-Solvent/Latex 54”/64” Printer (Dual CMYK) category. The BLI analysts reported: “At the high-speed print quality setting, this 64-inch unit excelled at producing bright halftone images with very good details and saturation, as well as neutral greys and smooth skin tones while the highest quality print setting was significantly faster than that of the next fastest device. Pair that with the accurate Pantone colour-matching capabilities, as well as above-average print speeds, and this large-format device will undoubtedly satisfy the strictest quality and colour demands of any print shop.” Keypoint Intelligenceʼs Buyers Lab (BLI) is the worldʼs leading independent provider of testing and analysis for the document imaging industry.
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co uniform provider David Luke will take further steps to strengthen its sustainability program with a renewed partnership with Eco Schools in 2019. The collaboration will see David Luke take ownership of Eco Schoolʼs new marine topic. Ambitions for the project include working with the schoolwear brandʼs collective of youth environmentalists known as ʼ16 Under 16′ to produce a series of school resources with a plastic pollution and marine focus including lesson plans and engaging assembly formats.
Eco Schools will also leverage the ideas and the vision of a 16 Under 16 Marine Working Group to inform their own in- school activity during the year. Kathryn Shuttleworth, David Lukeʼs MD, said: “We see our work with Eco Schools as a vital and unique opportunity to challenge ourselves as a business to take action on a subject matter that young people feel passionately about. As a committed user of recycled polyester in our range, we see great synergy in harnessing the strength of feeling towards plastic pollution to do good from ground level upwards.”
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