Free Hoppe hardware for new Bolton cricket club
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Hoppe (UK) product story
Edited by the Buildingtalk editorial team
May 11, 2007
Hoppe window and door hardware has been supplied free to help build a new club house for a cricket club in Bolton.
The Government's recent tough stance on reducing child obesity didn't help Darcy Lever Cricket Club's appeal for a grant to redevelop its facilities in 2007.
So the club enlisted the help of local businesses (including Hoppe) and celebrities to raise funds and materials.
The finishing touches to the new facilities have just be made.
Jim Fawcett, Chairman of Darcy Lever Cricket Club explains: "We got a lot of support from local businesses, but when word spread that we were building the cricket club purely by fundraising, the boxer Amir Khan and England test cricketer Sajid Mahood got involved to raise our profile".
"We couldn't have completed the project without their support and donations from companies like Hoppe".
Nigel Taylor, Architectural Division National Sales Manager of Hoppe (UK) states: "Hoppe aims to help its customers wherever possible, especially when it's for a good cause such as this.".
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