Jo Malone teams up with charities in honour of World Mental Health Day


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Jo Malone has teamed up with a group of charities in honour of World Mental Health Day.
World Mental Health Day will be taking place this Saturday 10th October, so London perfume house Jo Malone is selling a special range of products to raise money for the cause.
The brand has also created a special courtyard garden, Martineau Gardens in Edgbaston, Birmingham, for volunteers who suffer from mental health problems and learning disabilities to spend time.
We love the fragrance house’s products at the best of times, so when we can support charitable causes at the same time as sprucing up our mantelpiece it’s definitely a win-win.
And we love Jo Malone’s Charity Candle Collection so much that we’d be happy to buy it all year round.
World Mental Health Day: Jo Malone Charity Candle Collection
‘At Jo Malone London we are committed to supporting mental health and the profoundly healing effect that nature has on mental health problems and people living with painful personal challenges,’ says the brand.
‘One in four people will be affected by mental health problems in their lifetime. We want to help break the taboo that still surrounds the topic.
‘We are proud to support those living with mental health problems. Empowering people to recover. Reconnect. Grow. Through dedicated projects with inspirational charities. Raising awareness. Providing support. Stamping out stigmas, one step at a time. All supported through the sales of our Charity Home Candle Collection.’
Jo Malone is supporting a number of charities across the country with the sales of their collection, with the brand making a donation equal to 75% of the RRP of £48 (less VAT) from each sale in the UK & Ireland, to support people affected by mental health problems through dedicated projects with their choice charities.
Charities that Jo Malone is supporting include:
- Anna Freud National Centre for Children and Families
- NSPCC (National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children)
- GROW
- Rotunda
- Scottish Association for Mental Health (SAMH)
- St Mungo’s
- Thrive
- Pieta House
- Phoenix Futures
Jo Malone Peony & Moss Charity Candle
SHOP NOW: Peony & Moss Charity Candle, £49, Jo Malone
Jo Malone White Lilac & Rhubarb Charity Candle
SHOP NOW: White Lilac & Rhubarb Charity Candle, £49, Jo Malone
Jo Malone Iris & Lady Moore Charity Candle
SHOP NOW: Iris & Lady Moore Charity Candle, £49, Jo Malone
Jo Malone Lily Of The Valley & Ivy Charity Candle
SHOP NOW: Lily Of The Valley & Ivy Charity Candle, £49, Jo Malone
We feel like snapping up all four!
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Aleesha is a digital shopping writer at woman&home—so whether you're looking for beauty, fashion, health or home buys, she knows what the best buys are at any moment. She earned an MA in Magazine Journalism from City, University of London in 2017 and has since worked with a number of brands including Women's Health, Stylist and Goodto. A year on the w&h news team gained her invaluable insight into where to get the best lifestyle releases first—as well as an AOP awards nomination.
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