Established Swansea printing firm to be Castles in the Sky’s Printing Partner
A Swansea graphic design and printing company has teamed up with the Wales Air Ambulance to be the official Printing Partner for this summer’s Castles in the Sky art trail.
BDP Wales has already committed to raising much-needed funds for the lifesaving charity which relies on donations to keep its helicopters flying and rapid response vehicles in operation across Wales 24/7. It is currently in its second year of supporting the service through being its Charity of the Year.
The Brynymor Road is supporting the trail by offering discounted printing materials and said it is looking forward to seeing the wealth of artistic talent in the area when the castles are decorated and brought to life.
The free family event will see around 30 uniquely decorated castle sculptures dotted around various locations across Swansea from July to September.
BDP Wales have been providing quality graphic design and print services in and around Swansea since 1953, and last year celebrated 70 years in business.
Stuart Davies, Managing Director of BDP Wales said; “BDP Wales already works with Wales Air Ambulance on a number of print projects, so we were delighted to help when given the opportunity to get involved with a creative, immersive experience right here in Swansea.
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“The Wales Air Ambulance provides an amazing service across Wales, helping to save lives and providing emergency and critical care support to the public. As a business, we felt we should work with and support local charities. This is a great opportunity for us to do just that.
“Our support will come in various forms including discounted printing, placing a collection box in our reception area and at business events that we attend. We will help support events the Charity organise as well as providing some fundraising ideas of our own.
“We are proud to support and partner the Castles in the Sky project and look forward to seeing the castle sculptures on show in and around the city.”
