Confectionery brand Bonds of London has announced the launch of a new range of Candy Cups, with 10 pence from each sale being donated to The Honeypot Children’s Charity.
Honeypot is a national young carers charity and supports children aged between 5 and 12 years through a wrap round service of respite and learning breaks, digital inclusion and face-to-face outreach programmes.
Each year, 2,500 disadvantaged children can enjoy breaks away from their caring responsibilities, helping to build brighter futures for the young carers and allowing the children to create happy memories they will cherish forever.
The World of Sweets-owned brand the cups are designed around fantastical themes that encourage children to use their imaginations. Among them are Bonds Teddy Bears’ Picnic Candy Cup, Bonds Pirate Adventure Candy Cup and Bonds Magical Forest Candy Cup; all of which are great extensions to the Candy Cup range and will sit perfectly alongside them on the Candy Cup stand.
“We’re excited to be launching these three new products in the Candy Cup range and are delighted that Honeypot will be able to benefit with a donation from each sale,” Kathryn Hague from World of Sweets said.
“We are passionate about bringing joy into the lives of children and young people across the UK and are committed to continue supporting causes like Honeypot.
“Through these cups we want to raise awareness for disadvantaged children and create imaginary worlds the children can escape to, whilst also enjoying a tasty treat. We want to share and show our support for Honeypot by raising as much money as possible from this new and exciting range.”
Each is packed with tasty pick and mix confectionery for customers to enjoy whilst eye catching and fun packaging brings the product to life.
The resealable lid allows for portion control, the packaging is curbside recyclable and is also made from 30% recycled materials.
“We hope our retailers support the charity by stocking the Candy Cups for their customers to enjoy and to raise awareness of the amazing work Honeypot does for young carers in the UK,” Hague added.
Simmi Woodwal, chief executive at The Honeypot Children’s Charity said: “We are delighted to be partnering with World of Sweets. The different candy cup themes are something the children at Honeypot will love, from a teddy bears picnic on the lawn at Honeypot House to a pirate adventure at the local theme park, it’s the perfect escape for our young carers!”
