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Asda Queensferry is Tickled Pink to help cancer charities
Oct 29 2009 by Lois York, Flintshire Chronicle
Store’s Tickled Pink to help cancer charities
STAFF and customers at Asda, Queensferry, have been doing their bit to raise funds for the company’s Tickled Pink campaign.
Now entering its 13th year, Asda’s Tickled Pink campaign benefits two breast cancer charities – Breast Cancer Care and Breast Cancer Campaign – and since its launch in 1996 has raised more £20m.
On Sunday, the store was visited by the Cheshire and Merseyside Wings who showed off their motorbikes to customers.
Gladys Johnson kept shoppers entertained by playing tunes on her keyboard.
And checkout staff added a touch of glamour to the tills by dressing in pink along with the bag packers.
See page 38 for more pink pictures from across Flintshire.
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