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Undercover campaign with Ronald McDonald House Charities
Undercover goes into operation cover-up mode with Ronald McDonald House Charities.
For every FIVE sleeping bags sold in the month of October, Undercover – glamping for little people will donate ONE sleeping bag to Ronald McDonald House Charities (RMHC) to brighten up a kid’s day.
RMHC does an exceptional job for kiwi families, it provides a temporary and free home away from home, a safe haven to escape the clinical world of medicine, a place for family to gather and support each other. So when Undercover approached RMHC with the offer of FIVE:ONE sleeping bags, their response was “that sounds amazing!”.
“We love the fact Undercover can make something that’s practical, convenient and snuggly, designed to take pride of place in kids’ hearts. These children go through so much and deserve something special to put smiles on their faces and bring a little joy to their lives, and Undercover ‘glamping for little people’ has made a very generous offer to provide some comfort during tough times.” Says Anthony Butler from Ronald McDonald House Charities.
Owner of Undercover, Kate Guthrie says “I truly admire the work Ronald McDonald House Charities does for deserving families and feel privileged to be able to help with this donation”.
About the campaign:
Each Undercover sleeping bag purchased goes towards Ronald McDonald House’s beautiful children and can be purchased from www.undercovernz.co.nz
About Undercover:
Undercover sleeping bags are creatively designed in Marlborough and made in NZ. They feature a pillow compartment once rolled out, pillow compartment can be stuffed with clothes, cushions, a pillow etc. The sleeping bag also acts as a pillow once rolled up - body rolls up and stows away into pillow compartment of bag. Hypoallergenic and machine washable, perfect for children 2 – 12 years.
PLEASE NOTE
Campaign will last the entire month of October 2016.
All sleeping bags will be supplied to Ronald McDonald House Charities for their distribution.
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