Canal and River Trust challenges students to design collection box
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Canal and River Trust challenges students to design collection box

21 May 2013 | Fundraising | Kirsty Weakley
Tags: Funding

The Canal and River Trust has challenged product design students from Central St Martins university in London to create a collection box “fit for the 21st century” for the charity.

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