Ipswich Town Foundation recently announced the Dot & Do-Dah sale, hosted at Portman Road on 15 June, saw over £1,300 raised.

Having evolved during the coronavirus lockdown, Dot and Do-Dah was established by sisters Lindsey and Allison, who rode the crest of the pre-loved fashion craze to become more economical, sustainable, and moreover, kick back against fast fashion.

Among the catalogue of charities who have received support from the organisation are Dogs Trust, Macmillan Cancer Support, British Red Cross, the RSPCA, YoungMinds, the British Heart Foundation, and many more.

The event, which was free of charge for all attendees, saw a range of clothing, shoes and accessories sold, in addition to Ipswich Town’s training kit from previous seasons, to raise moment for the Foundation’s phenomenal ongoing work in the Suffolk community.

Dot & Do-Dah and the Foundation also called on The Tractor Boys faithful for donations ahead of the sale prior to Town’s final game of the 2024/25 season back in May.

Sarah Dooley, Head of Business and Operations at Dot & Do-Dah told the Foundation: “We’re absolutely delighted with the amount raised from what was a fantastic event,” said Sarah Dooley, Head of Business & Operations.

“Everyone at the Foundation is so grateful to Dot & Do-Dah for their support in planning and delivering a successful event, and all those who joined us on the day for their generosity.”

Dot & Do-Dah sale raises over £1,300 for Ipswich Town Foundation

Dot & Do-Dah sale raises over £1,300 for Ipswich Town Foundation