Crooked Tailor turns blue for Polished Man
Castle Hill bar Crooked Tailor has undergone a blue-hued makeover to raise funds for charity campaign Polished Man.
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Castle Hill bar Crooked Tailor has undergone a blue-hued makeover to raise funds for charity.
The bar on Old Northern Rd has painted its front door blue in a bid to raise awareness for Polished Man, a campaign that runs each October to end violence against children.
The staff from Crooked Tailor will also have one fingernail painted blue – representing the one child somewhere in the world who dies every five minutes as a result of violence – as part of the campaign.
Crooked Tailor owner Karl Schlothauer said the idea was to “start a conversation”.
“Everyone loves having a chat to their bartender, so why not use that opportunity to create awareness around such an impactful cause?” he said.
Crooked Tailor will also donate $1 from the sale of every Doss Blockos beer until October 14. The money raised will be put towards trauma prevention and recovery programs for children.
To donate, visit polishedman.com