Amazon Hemel staff go pyjamas for children with cancer
Staff from Amazon in Hemel Hempstead held a pyjama party at the fulfilment centre in support of Childhood Cancer Awareness Month.
The local Amazon team joined a global movement called #GoGold and linked in with colleagues in Amazon sites around the world to host a #PJammin ® party.
The theme pays tribute to children with cancer who can spend a long period of time living in their pyjamas during treatment and recovery. A gold ribbon is the international symbol of childhood cancer.
In honour of Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, the Hemel Amazon team, together with Amazon in Milton Keynes and Dunstable, made a £3,000 donation to the Luton and Dunstable University Hospital And the local team raised an additional £600 for the hospital from a bake sale they held during the event.
The donation will go towards the hospital’s new child oncology rooms project.
The hospital also received a surprise donation of 30 Fire Tablets, for the children inits care.
The event and donation were part of the Amazon in the Community programme.
Published on: October 22, 2018