Workers think pink for charity (From Bradford Telegraph and Argus)

Cross hills staff wear pink for Breast Cancer Research

9:42am Monday 1st November 2010 in Business

The Debt Advisory Line team showed their support for National Wear it Pink Day and raise much needed funds for Breast Cancer Awareness.

Pink tights and tutus were the order of the day for both male and female staff at a Keighley debt advice company as they dressed up in aid of charity.

Staff at the company in Crosshills took part in National Wear it Pink Day’ in aid of the Breast Cancer research.

In addition to outrageous outfits, they also braved chest and leg waxes to raise funds.

There were also prizes for the best themed pink outfit and pink cup cakes on sale. Their efforts raised £1,000.

Catherine Garner, part of the HR team, said: “Wear it Pink Day always proves to be a great success annually among both our staff and customers.

“We are a very proactive team where charity fundraising is concerned and are actively involved in supporting local projects throughout the region.

“Many have friends or family who are affected by cancer, so ‘Wear it Pink Day’ is a fantastic way to show our support and raise lots of money for this important cause.”