MyWorkwear supports Recycling Management with promotional T-Shirts
On Sunday, our friends at Recycling Management sponsored a charity abseil. As well as sponsoring the event, members of the RM team and their families are taking part. Along with other supporters, they will be abseiling 200 feet down the Holiday Inn Express in Birmingham.
MyWorkwear has created some fabulous promotional t-shirts for the abseilers from RM to wear for the event. We support their head for heights!
Why are they sponsoring the event, and abseiling 200 feet?
The team from Recycling Management and other abseilers are supporting the charity Parkinson’s UK. By taking part in the challenge they will not only be raising much-needed funds for the charity, but also awareness of the condition.
Parkinson’s UK is on a mission to change attitudes, offer support to those affected, and find a cure.
They want to bring forward the day when no one fears Parkinson’s.
Did you know?
As well as physical symptoms, people with Parkinson’s are also affected by stigma. There are too many cases where people are mistreated because of their Parkinson’s. It’s not simply an ‘older person’s condition’. You could be working with someone who is living with Parkinson’s and not even realise it.
Parkinson’s doesn’t discriminate – it can affect anyone at any time. If you’d like to find out more, please take a look at the Parkinson’s UK website.
If you want to donate to Recycling Management’s Just Giving page, please click here.
Who are Recycling Management?
A forward-thinking, innovative total waste management company with over 50 years of experience in servicing both large and small companies across the UK.
A family-owned business, Recycling Management owns its own fleet and recycling plant. They recycle over 1,000 tonnes of waste per weekday and offer value and revenue to their client base.
If you are looking for a partner to dispose of your waste. Contact the team at Recycling Management and see how they can help you today.
Who are MyWorkwear?
Established in 1976 and based in Telford, MyWorkwear originally manufactured a combined golf bag and trolley, then cycle panniers. It was when one of their largest customers Halfords needed a coverall uniform for their new car centres that MyWorkwear began to produce and supply clothing.
In the early days, MyWorkwear manufactured and supplied bespoke garments for the many Japanese companies investing in British factories, as the garments issued from Japan did not fit the British worker.
By the mid 90’s the way the world shopped was changing. MyWorkwear launched its first website. This is when they expanded into selling workwear and uniforms that had not been made in-house.
Fast forward to today: MyWorkwear continues to supply, manufacture and personalise uniform, workwear, and clothing to individuals and businesses all across the UK.
If keeping your team looking professional, feeling practical, and being safe is important to you, contact the team at MyWorkwear today. Let us see how we can achieve that for you!
James Worthington is Co-Owner and Co-Managing Director of MyWorkwear, having taken over the business from his father and founder of the company, Mike. James has decades of experience in the workwear industry, supporting businesses across the UK with their workwear requirements.
