HSL Stockport is calling on the community to nominate local heroes who have gone to great lengths to support their fellow community members during the pandemic.
Situated on Water Street, the comfort specialists at HSL Spockport want to recognise the incredible kindness and extraordinary efforts that some people have shown, to ensure their family, friends, neighbours, or vulnerable citizens have access to everything they need.
Matt Farrar Head of Retail at HSL comments: “During these turbulent times, we’ve seen our local community come together to support each other more than ever before – whether that’s through a friendly phone call, picking up a neighbour’s shopping, or going out of their way to care for someone in need.
“At HSL, we think that these acts of kindness, no matter how big or small, should be celebrated. That’s why we’re looking for the community hero of Stockport and want to urge as many people as possible to nominate someone they think warrants the title - we can’t wait to hear their heart-warming stories.”
The chosen community hero will be gifted with a luxury hamper of Fortnum & Mason goodies, as a way of saying thank you for everything they've done. They’ll also be in with a chance of receiving a bespoke, handmade HSL chair of their choice if selected as HSL’s national community hero.
The store team are taking nominations via the HSL website until 23rd November. To nominate a deserving friend, family member or neighbour to be crowned the community hero of Stockport, visit www.hslchairs.com/nominate-a-hero and tell HSL why they deserve to be recognised.
About HSL
Yorkshire-based comfort chair and bed specialists, HSL, has supplied high quality, stylish, handmade furniture to the nation since 1968.
With more than 50 years’ experience in posture support and 500 employees, the family-run business brings together occupational therapy expertise, British craftsmanship and unique design principles, to ensure all its customers enjoy maximum comfort and style, in equal measure.
Each of its 55 stores across the UK has a fully trained team of Comfort Specialists, dedicated to providing tailored seating solutions. HSL also offers a Free Contactless Home Visit service, which allows customers to sample products and experience the Contactless 7 Point Seating Assessment™ with no obligation to buy, in the comfort of their own home.
HSL’s unique CleverComfort™system ensures that each chair fits the customer’s posture, shape and home perfectly, offering precision support for the whole body, not just in parts, to optimise posture for the ultimate comfort experience.
HSL believes that comfort is a right, not a privilege. HSL’s Comfort Specialists are trained by an independent Occupational Therapist to offer a full product demonstration along with tailored advice to ensure each chair meets every need of the customer.
All of HSL’s chairs are handcrafted in Britain; the fabrics are beautifully cut, stitched and upholstered by expert craftsmen and women. From elegant modern looks, to timeless classics or soft neutrals, there is something for everyone.
More information on HSL and its full range of products and services can be found at: https://www.hslchairs.com/ or by calling 01924 507050.
Pictured - The chosen community hero will be gifted with a luxury hamper of Fortnum & Mason goodies.
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