Charity Branded Clothing – A MIND HEY Initiative

Every once in a while, we get the opportunity to take part in initiatives that have an impact much greater than we could ever imagine. One such instance was our recent Charity Branded clothing collaboration with MIND, a leading mental health charity in the UK, and its local arm, MIND HEY (Hull and East Yorkshire).

Our mission was to create hundreds of bright blue T-shirts branded with the MIND logo, contributing to their efforts to spread awareness about mental health issues. The whole experience was awe-inspiring, humbling, and gratifying, and we wanted to share our journey with you.

In the light of the day or under the glow of the moon, the vibrancy of the bright blue T-shirts caught the eye of every passerby. But it wasn’t just about the catchy colour. The MIND logo emblazoned across the front symbolised something much more profound – solidarity with those struggling with mental health issues and their loved ones, and a commitment to promoting better understanding, education, and support for mental health in our community.

MIND volunteers, mental health advocates, and everyday heroes

As each T-shirt left our warehouse, we knew they would make their way onto the backs of MIND volunteers, mental health advocates, and everyday heroes, transforming them into walking billboards of hope and acceptance.

They served not just as conversation starters but as symbols of a community that would not shy away from talking about mental health.

The highlight of our collaboration with MIND HEY was when we had the honour of personally delivering a branded cap to one of Hull’s prominent mental health advocates, Jack Moore. Jack has been a formidable force in promoting mental health awareness and has been a key figure in numerous MIND initiatives.

With a radiant smile, Jack welcomed us and gratefully accepted the cap. As he placed it on his head, we couldn’t help but admire the unity that a simple piece of branded clothing could create. We left him, knowing that with advocates like him in our community, the MIND message would reach far and wide.

This campaign has shown us that the power of a simple message on a T-shirt (or cap!) should never be underestimated. It can be the icebreaker that initiates a conversation about mental health, the visual reminder to someone that they are not alone in their struggle, or the impetus for an individual like Jack Moore to keep pushing for positive change.

Proud To Have Played a Part

We are immensely proud to have played a part in MIND HEY’s mission. Working with an organisation that strives tirelessly to improve mental health awareness and support is both rewarding and inspiring. But this journey doesn’t end here. We are excited to explore further opportunities where we can leverage our resources to support and empower our communities.

To everyone wearing a bright blue MIND T-shirt or cap, remember, you’re not just wearing a piece of clothing; you’re promoting a message of hope, acceptance, and resilience. Let’s continue to make strides towards a world where everyone feels comfortable speaking about mental health and knows they can reach out for support when needed.

In a world that often feels full of darkness, let’s be the bright blue beacon of hope, just like our MIND T-shirts.