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‘Lest We Forget’ : commemorate the sacrifices made

‘Lest We Forget’ : commemorate the sacrifices made

On the 11th minute of the 11th hour of the 11th month we remember our heroes. Those men, women – and animals - who gave their lives in global conflicts to protect others.

Posted on: November 1st 2022    •    Posted in: Branding, Events

The first world war officially ended on 11 November 1918. The following year, in 1919 on the same date , King George V held the first Remembrance Day to honour the 8.5 million people on both sides who lost their lives in WW1. Almost 500,000 British horses, mules, camels and bullocks too were killed in the conflict between 1914 and 1918.

On this day we now commemorate the sacrifices made in every international conflict since.

Known also as Poppy Day in the UK, Remembrance Day also provides a big opportunity for the Royal British Legion to raise much needed funds to help veterans.

Eye-catching fundraising merchandise drives up donations. Over the years the Royal British Legion has expanded its range of items for sale from the traditional lapel poppy to hundreds of different poppy branded items from personalised badges to clothing, stationery and clip on poppy reflectors for dog collars.

As branded product solution experts with over 40 years’ experience, Recognition Express is well placed to help your charity come up with new product ideas. We’re also your one-stop shop for all of the fundraising essentials including badges, stickers, wristbands, lanyards and branded clothing.

Get Your Brand in Front of Customers this Winter

Looking ahead, now’s the time to contact your local Recognition Express specialist to order your branded winter promotional items. Whilst the weather may be feeling unseasonably mild, a cold snap is just around the corner. Cost effective branded Ice- scrapers, keyring torches and beanie hats make gifts your customers will welcome, reminding them of your business with every use.


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