BULLSEYE for St Clare Hospice as Luke Littler’s Management – Target Darts – Sponsor Lions on the Loose!

West Essex-based St Clare Hospice has hit the bullseye as world darts champion Luke Littler’s management company, Target Darts, based in Harlow, sponsors a Lion on the Loose art trail sculpture.
Lions on the Loose is a free art trail coming to Harlow, Epping and Loughton this summer. It will feature 30 large lion sculptures installed in public places across the three towns, along with another 30 lion sculptures decorated by local schools and groups, on display for eight weeks throughout July, August and September.

Each large lion is currently being hand painted by talented artists, ready for the sculptures to be installed in a secret night-time operation to surprise residents across West Essex.

Adam Thompson, Marketing Director at Target Darts, said: “Although we are a global company, we’re proud to support the Lions on the Loose trail as a sponsor because it’s a brilliant opportunity to be part of something positive in our local community in Harlow, and to show that, even as a growing global sports brand, we’re rooted here. We are delighted with the design we’ve chosen for our lion and can’t wait to unveil it on the trail this summer.

“Being involved in Lions on the Loose helps us build local awareness and connect with an engaged community through the trail, but just as importantly it lets us back a cause that really matters.
“St Clare is so important because so many people across our business have a personal connection to the charity – many of our team have seen its impact first hand for their families – and it provides fundamental, amazing support that makes a real difference to people right across the community.”

Charlie Langhorne, Managing Director and Co-founder of Wild in Art, said: “We are absolutely delighted to welcome Target Darts as a sponsor of Lions on the Loose. The support of local businesses is vital in bringing these spectacular trails to life, helping to create something that captures the imagination of the community while raising essential funds for St Clare Hospice. It’s fantastic to see a globally recognised brand with strong local roots getting behind the trail and helping us deliver an unforgettable event for Harlow, Epping and Loughton this summer.

Lucy Woodington, Trail Coordinator for St Clare Hospice, said:
“There is still a very limited amount of time to sponsor your own sculpture as a business or organisation.

If you’d like to find out more, you can contact me at [email protected] or call 01279 773753. Join Target Darts and other fantastic, community minded businesses to support St Clare Hospice and Lions on the Loose.”