Paul Costelloe is once again proud to be supporting The Suit Amnesty.

For the second year one of Frost Magazine’s favourite designers, Paul Costelloe, has donated suits to the campaign and calls on everyone else to join the businesses across the UK that are doing the same.

A unique scheme to re-gift suits to homeless and disadvantaged job seekers, helping
get them back into work. The Suit Amnesty will be collecting donated suits across
the UK throughout May, with drop-off points spanning a whole host of businesses.
Running for the first time last year, over 2000 suits were collected with 22 different
charities benefiting. Paul Costelloe joined MPs and celebrities to donate to the
worthy cause, including the likes of Danielle and Gary Lineker.

“Presentation really counts when going for a job interview and not owning a suit is a
huge barrier,” says Paul Costelloe. “The Suit Amnesty is an innovative way to re-
gift clothing which will make a big difference to someone needing a helping hand to
get their first step on to the career ladder.”

Benefiting a host of local charities across the UK including, The Connection, Emmaus
and Shelter Trust, the scheme works with charities who run back to work projects,
helping homeless people onto their feet and into work.

“The Suit Amnesty is a fantastic way to recycle unwanted suits to those who can
really benefit from them.” Said Sian Thomas, Marketing Officer at Newcastle charity
The Cyrenians.

Visit www.thesuitamnesty.co.uk for more information.