BIDS for limited edition Nightsafe Adidas trainers reached over £551 when they want under the hammer recently.
In 2019, 160 pairs of the green and red ‘Blackburn’ Spezial trainers – colours which represent the red rose of Lancashire – went on sale at a special exhibition in Blackburn.
Iamdeadstock and Nightsafe have teamed up to give fans a second chance to get their hands on one of the 20 remaining pairs of trainers.
The trainers, designed by Nightsafe supporter Gary Aspden from Darwen, feature the charity’s logo on a blue footbed.
Proceeds from the auction will be donated to Nightsafe – a charity which helps vulnerable, homeless youngsters across East Lancashire – and Iamdeadstock organisers are looking at how best to sell the remaining trainers in a range of sizes.
Nightsafe charity CEO Jan Larkin said: “We are very grateful to I AM DEADSTOCK for their support. The donation of the proceeds will help Nightsafe continue the work we do in supporting young homeless people, enabling us to make a real difference in their lives.
“Not only does the donation raise much needed funds but it also raises awareness of the needs of young homeless people.”
Without the help of our supporters, we wouldn’t be able to do what we do.
Thank you to all our #NightsafeHeroes.
Recent Articles
BIDS for limited edition Nightsafe Adidas trainers reached over £551
BIDS for limited edition Nightsafe Adidas trainers reached over £800 when they want under the hammer recently. In 2019, 160 pairs of the green and red ‘Blackburn’ Spezial trainers – colours which represent the red rose of Lancashire - went on sale at a special exhibition in Blackburn.
Crown Paints bring colour to Nightsafe’s night shelter
Crown Paints lent their support to Nightsafe - with a generous donation of paint and equipment as well as time towards our charity’s refurbishment of the emergency night shelter. The team of six volunteers from Crown, based in Darwen, joined a further six from Blackburn Round Table, giving up their time over the course of a weekend.
Kris runs 100 miles to help Nightsafe raise £100K
Kris Connolly is putting his best foot forward – after pledging to run 100 miles in October to raise money for Nightsafe, a youth homeless charity. After a long period without training, Kris, 30, the new Vice Captain of Typhoons RUFC, set himself the challenge to get himself ‘match fit’ and raise money for a worthy cause in the process.
Scouts give up their beds to raise cash for homeless charity
East Lancashire after taking part in Nightsafe’s Sleep In. Dave Mellor, Scout Leader, said the unit took part after being told about the Blackburn-based charity by Harry Lee – one of their members and Youth Ambassador for Nighsafe.
30 Miles for 30 Years – Completed
Nightsafe’s Wayne Bowman and Diane Page put their best foot forward on Saturday – walking 30 miles in celebration of the charity’s 30-year anniversary.