Treat Kitchen to donate all Black Friday proceeds to local recovery charity Double Impact

As a refreshing alternative to the usual consumer hype which surrounds the peak shopping day, all proceeds taken on Black Friday from both their online and Victoria Centre stores will be donated to Double Impact, supporting our work with people in recovery from addiction.

Martin Barnett Treat Kitchen CEO said “We are really thrilled to be supporting Double Impact with our Black Friday initiative. They do amazing work in our local community and have a positive impact on so many lives”.

Treat Kitchen have enjoyed a long-term partnership with Double Impact for several years. They have facilitated sixteen work placements for Double Impact service users at their packing facility and offices in Sneinton, five of which have gone on to become valued members of the Treat Kitchen team. Double Impact Chief Executive Graham Miller explained,

“We are so pleased that Treat Kitchen have chosen Double Impact as the focus of their Black Friday campaign this year as the need for support is greater than ever. With services in in Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, Lincoln and Lincolnshire, Double Impact supports around 900 people per year. Recovering from dependence on drugs or alcohol is a long-term process and often requires rebuilding a life from scratch.”

Treat Kitchen opened their outlet store in Victoria Centre earlier this year, breathing new life into the former Thorntons shop at the entrance of Victoria Shopping Centre. Working with local suppliers and showcasing the work of their talented design team the store offers customers eye-catching gifts and treats that taste amazing. As well as a strong connection to local charities Treat Kitchen are also working towards being a more sustainable company by offsetting their employee’s carbon footprint and planting a tree for every purchase in store at their shop near the front entrance of the Victoria centre and online.