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We recently sourced and produced 100 charity collection tins for brainstrust.

The charity tins will be used by brainstrust volunteers to distribute to shops, cafes and pubs as well as at events with the aim of raising much needed funds for the charity.

We were able to produce and deliver the charity collection tins within a couple of weeks highlighting our fast turnaround times. Richard Burniston, Sales Manager at Argon explains “We knew it was important to brainstrust to ensure quick delivery of the charity tins whilst never compromising on quality. We were able to do this by working closely with brainstrust, to ensure they were happy with the product at every stage of the order process from artwork approval to final delivery.”

Will Jones, Development Manager at brainstrust said “Our new collecting tins look great, and will be an essential tool for the brainstrust team as they work to grow presence around the country. Thank you once again Argon for your support- another job turned around quickly, and at incredible value.”

Above: brainstrust collection tin

Information on brainstrust

brainstrust offers a unique support service to people who have to cope with a devastating brain cancer diagnosis. Unlike other charities, they offer pragmatic support and advice at the point of diagnosis, and they can do this because they have a unique network of advisors in the medical, scientific and nursing community. Most other organisations in this field just offer pastoral support and can’t do much when it comes to helping people explore all the options.

At brainstrust the ultimate aim is to instil in people coping with brain cancer a sense of empowerment and control, and make them feel they are working towards an outcome that is the best it can be for their situation.

To request a brainstrust collection tin for your business please e-mail tessa@brainstrust.org.uk

For more information on brainstrust visit www.brainstrust.org.uk

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