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Dale Vince backs Stroud Valleys Project

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People-powered conservation charity Stroud Valleys Project have a brilliant new look. The charity have revamped their branded T-shirts, with a change to the colour and tagline – all thanks to a donation from Ecotricity and Devil’s Kitchen owner Dale Vince.

“We’d been wanting to freshen up our T-shirts for some time, but we couldn’t find the additional funding for good quality shirts that lived up to our ethical standards,” explains Stroud Valleys Project CEO Clare Mahdiyone. “We contacted Dale to see if he was willing to help us out – and he was generous enough to fund T-shirts for all our volunteers, and hoodies for our staff!”

All SVPs volunteers have been issued with the new T shirts | Dale Vince backs Stroud Valleys Project

The tees and hoodies are made by ethical and sustainable British manufacturer TeeMill, and supporters of Stroud Valleys Project can also buy them through the charity’s website, with T-shirts priced at £19 and hoodies at £40.

“We’re delighted with our new tops,” adds Clare. “Our volunteers really love the cool stone blue colour and funky lettering of our tagline ‘people and nature, thriving together’, along with our logo. When our staff and volunteers wear them while working at one of our 15 sites across Stroud district, people immediately know who we are.

“Thanks so much to Dale for funding them for us.”

If you’d like to buy a T-shirt, visit stroudvalleysproject.org

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