Target Darts Sponsors Sculpture for Lions on the Loose Art Trail to Benefit St Clare Hospice
St Clare Hospice has secured a significant sponsorship deal with Target Darts, the Harlow-based management company of world darts champion Luke Littler. This partnership involves Target Darts sponsoring one of the large lion sculptures in the upcoming Lions on the Loose art trail, a community-focused event designed to raise vital funds for hospice care.
Art Trail Details and Community Impact
The Lions on the Loose art trail is a free public exhibition that will run throughout July, August, and September across Harlow, Epping, and Loughton. It will feature 30 large artist-designed lion sculptures, each currently being hand-painted by professional artists, alongside 30 smaller lions decorated by local schools and community groups. In a surprise overnight operation ahead of the launch, these large sculptures will be installed at various locations to create an engaging experience for residents and visitors.
Target Darts has emphasized that its sponsorship reflects its strong local roots and commitment to supporting positive community projects. By backing this initiative, the company aims to help St Clare Hospice raise essential funds while fostering community spirit. Organisers Wild in Art have welcomed Target Darts' involvement, highlighting the crucial role of local business support in bringing the trail to life and creating a memorable event.
Final Call for Sponsorship and How to Get Involved
St Clare Hospice has issued a final call to businesses and organisations interested in sponsoring the remaining sculptures for the Lions on the Loose trail. This opportunity allows sponsors to contribute to a meaningful cause while gaining visibility in the community. Anyone wishing to get involved can contact Lucy Woodington, the Trail Coordinator, via email at lucy.woodington@stclarehospice.org.uk or by phone at 01279 773753.
The art trail not only serves as a cultural attraction but also supports hospice care in the community, making it a valuable initiative for both sponsors and participants. With Target Darts leading the way, this sponsorship sets a positive example for other local businesses to follow.
