David Wilson go pink

Construction staff at David Wilson Homes Southern are dressing to impress for wear it pink this Friday 20th October, to help raise awareness for Breast Cancer Now.

Site and sales staff at David Wilson Homes Southern’s Newbury Racecourse development celebrating Wear it Pink

The site teams in Berkshire are switching out their usual hard hats and high visibility jackets for bright pink hats and vests to do their bit for the wear it pink campaign.

Nearly £2 million is raised every year by wear it pink supporters, which helps towards funding cutting edge research across the UK and Ireland. This year’s campaigners hope to raise even more through businesses, schools and individuals wearing it pink.

Every day more than 140 women are diagnosed with breast cancer in the UK. The money raised will help the 50,000 women and 350 men diagnosed with breast cancer each year in the UK.*

Rob Allen, Sales Director at David Wilson Homes Southern, said: “We are very happy to be supporting wear it pink for breast cancer awareness and I think our construction team have had a lot of fun getting to wear pink PPE for the day.

“We’re taking part in the fantastic campaign to supporting those suffering from breast cancer and hopefully do our bit towards raising awareness.

“It is very important that as a leading housebuilder we are getting involved and supporting charities like this. We hope that our contribution to the Breast Cancer Campaign can help to make the day even bigger and better than last year and raise money to help us get closer to beating breast cancer altogether.”

David Wilson Homes is currently building high-quality properties at the following developments in the area: Croft Gardens in Reading, Montague Park in Wokingham, Newbury Racecourse and The Chase @ Newbury Racecourse in Newbury.

 

For more information on wear it pink please visit: www.wearitpink.org

 

For more information on David Wilson Homes, please visit www.dwh.co.uk or call the sales team on 0844 811 4333.

 

*Information from Cancer Research UK and Wear it pink