Crewsaver has launched a special edition of its Crewfit 165N Sport life jacket in vibrant pink, raising awareness and funds for breast cancer awareness with 100% of sales being donated to Cancer Research UK.
A limited quantity of the lifejackets has been manufactured, each showing the pink ribbon symbol synonymous with breast cancer.
They are exclusively available via a donation link through a dedicated funding page, with a minimum donation of £100.
“Our collaboration with Cancer Research UK underscores our dedication to making a meaningful impact in the fight against breast cancer,” said Isabel George, marketing manager at Survitec. “We aim to raise a minimum of £15,000 by donating all sales and profits of this Crewfit 165 Sport lifejacket to support vital research initiatives, leveraging Survitec’s resources and expertise to contribute significantly to this important cause.”
The Crewfit 165N Sport is compact, lightweight, and includes essential safety features to ensure the wearer remains as safe as possible when out on the water.
The bladder shape ensures the wearer is rotated into a face-up position, even if unconscious. Fusion 3D technology provides a customised fit.
“We are grateful for Crewsaver’s commitment to shining a spotlight on how our research is making an incredible difference right now in improving outcomes for people affected by cancer,” said Christina Griffith, fundraising manager for Cancer Research UK.
“Breast cancer survival over the last 40 years has nearly doubled and today, eight in ten women diagnosed with breast cancer will survive their disease for ten years or more. “That’s in part due to the incredible efforts of our fundraisers such as Crewsaver and we are grateful for their support so that we can continue our life-saving research to find kinder and better treatments.”
