Inspired by the brilliant effort of David Hughes (Head of Trade at CreativeHUT) running the New York Marathon on behalf of Claire House Children Hospice we have now partnered with Claire house Children's Hospice.

What is our partnership?

From time to time, when we receive shipments of resources, we end up with slightly damaged boxes which we can not sell as 'New' but are still in perfect condition. These resources are then normally sent back to the supplier.

With this new partnership we will be sending these resources to Claire House to sell via their Ebay webstore.

Speaking with Shaun Naylor, Online Donated Sales Manager at Claire House, he said "Donations to our eBay operation are vital to our fundraising efforts, our eBay shop allows us to achieve an items real value online in a competitive marketplace. All funds raised go directly to Claire House Children’s Hospice to pay for one on one care of children with life limiting and life changing health conditions."

Who are Claire House Children's Hospice?

Claire House Children’s Hospice help seriously and terminally ill children make the most of the time they have, however long or short that may be. By providing specialist nursing and end of life care, as well as emotional support, Claire House helps families through some of the toughest times of their lives.

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