A hospice fundraiser has been launched in support of end-of-life care.
Morrisons in Brighton is taking part in the Paint It Yellow relay for Marie Curie, with fundraising activities running throughout August.
The store on St James’s Street will officially join the relay on August 18, with a chance for customers to win a Yellow Dino in their What's My Name competition as well as their month long Roller Hunt throughout the store.
Sam Dyke, community champion at Morrisons Brighton, said: "Here at the St James’s Street store, we’re proud to be supporting our national charity partner, Marie Curie, with the Paint it Yellow fundraiser again this summer.
"We have lots of fun in-store fundraising activities planned throughout the month."
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Plans include a paint it yellow in-store trail running all month, a What's My Name competition on August 18, and fundraising events held over Pride weekend.
A tombola and rainbow raffle during Pride raised £400 for Marie Curie.
Morrisons customers can also support the cause by purchasing selected yellow-packaged products in store or online.
A percentage of the sale price will be donated to Marie Curie through the Every Pack Gives Back campaign.
Marie Curie is the UK’s leading end-of-life charity, providing care for people with any terminal illness.
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