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24 Hour Padel People — Playing All-Day for a Good Cause

TCB Signage partnered with Six Connections as official print partner for 24 HOUR PADEL PEOPLE, a 24-hour charity padel marathon at Pendle Padel raising funds for mental health training.

We're pleased to announce our partnership with Six Connections for their brilliant new charity event… 24 HOUR PADEL PEOPLE. We were very privileged to be awarded as their official print partner.

Held at Pendle Padel on Friday 26th June, the event aimed to raise funds for places on the Six Connections mental health training programme, encompassing charities, sports clubs and schools.

From midday on the 26th, two Six Connections squads, comprising of 6 players each, held back-to-back padel fixtures against 24 challenging pairs for 24 hours straight. We even had a go with a team ourselves!

You could say we were all 'mad for it'…

As you can see, we were hard at work in our own "Factory" realising this amazing project. The overall appearance and production of the signage had to recall a certain nostalgic, nay ICONIC, part of our Northern musical heritage. This was achieved by evoking and paying loving tribute to Factory Records and their fantastic designs, primarily by Peter Saville.

Maybe looking at this has fired up your memories of nights at The Hacienda, or at the very least encouraged you to get involved with charitable activities, whatever that form takes to helps people in need.

After all, as the initiative states: "One conversation can change everything. It can save a life."

24 Hour Padel People branded entrance signage at Pendle Padel Club with yellow and black Factory Records-inspired design
Branded entrance to Pendle Padel Club — Factory Records-inspired signage by TCB.
24 Hour Padel People hanging banners and floor totems inside Pendle Padel Club during the charity event
Hanging banners and floor totems on the day of the 24-hour charity marathon.
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