Jack Wills and Malaria No More UK are proud partners in the fight to end deaths from malaria in Africa
Jack Wills have produced their first unisex African bracelet to help save lives from malaria. The limited edition piece is ethically handcrafted in Africa and threaded with multicoloured beads, interwoven with a Mr Wills charm and the pewter “R” bead of bracelet producers The Relate Trust- serving as their mark of authenticity and ethical business practice.
The bracelets are on sale now in Jack Wills stores across the UK and online for £5 with 100% profits (that’s at least £2) from every purchase going to Malaria No More UK to help save lives in Africa.
Available just in time for Christmas, the bracelets are an affordable and distinctive accessory. They carry an inspiring and seasonal message of hope as they have been beaded by people in Africa affected by HIV and AIDS who are now using their skills to help raise funds to fight malaria in Africa through this project.
The bracelets are based on an original design from United Against Malaria a global team of charities including Malaria No More UK, sportspeople, foundations, businesses and governments committed to ending deaths from malaria.
Often found in exotic and adventurous destinations such as Africa and South East Asia, Jack Wills customers may already have encountered malaria during their travels. With this bracelet they can show support for the effort to end deaths from this preventable disease that can be fatal if left untreated and tragically still claims the life of a child every minute. Funds raised through this partnership with Jack Wills will contribute towards our tireless efforts to bring an end to deaths from malaria, with a focus on Africa.
