Well Romantic rhyming favourite, Purple Ronnie, is creating a series of one-off poems for loved-ones this Valentine’s Day, to accompany a very special gift – your very own colour!!
You could get your loved ones an actual colour for them to own, through www.Facebook.com/OwnAColour – an initiative in aid of UNICEF, the world’s leading children’s organisation. For a minimum donation of just £1 (but it's for a good cause so why not donate more? ) you get the gift of colour, accompanied by a unique Purple Ronnie poem! This will be available until Valentine’s Day itself (TODAY - in case you've forgotten again) and provides a special solution for all those Valentine’s Day gifting dilemmas, whilst also contributing to a great cause.
You could get your loved ones an actual colour for them to own, through www.Facebook.com/OwnAColour – an initiative in aid of UNICEF, the world’s leading children’s organisation. For a minimum donation of just £1 (but it's for a good cause so why not donate more? ) you get the gift of colour, accompanied by a unique Purple Ronnie poem! This will be available until Valentine’s Day itself (TODAY - in case you've forgotten again) and provides a special solution for all those Valentine’s Day gifting dilemmas, whilst also contributing to a great cause.
The limited-edition poem, in Purple Ronnie’s iconic cheeky style, will appear on your loved-ones Facebook wall on the 14th February, along with a link for them to pick and name their colour of choice.
Stewart Longhurst from the Own A Colour team comments:
“What’s great about the Own A Colour initiative is that, not only does it allow people to put their name to a never-before-owned colour, but it harnesses the power of colour to have a positive impact on saving lives of children. Colour is such an important and personal method of expression, so what better way to show someone you love them this Valentine’s Day than with a colour of their very own, accompanied by an original love poem?”
With Own A Colour, your Valentine will be the exclusive owner of one of the 16.7 million colours that the average computer, smartphone or tablet can display. Can you imagine singing the rainbow song with that many colours??
Recent celebrity donators include The Saturday’s beauty Frankie Sandford as well as other UNICEF Ambassadors and fans such as Jemima Khan, Matt Dawson and Sir Roger Moore, who have all been inspired by their loved-ones in buying and naming their colours; Jemima Khan named hers CFC Blue for her Chelsea mad son, Sir Roger Moore’s Swedish Blue for his wife and Matt Dawson’s colour reminds him of his wedding day.
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