Firm's donation for delivery sign-ups
Isle of Man Creamery is milking its tie-up with a Manx charity to boost doorstep sales.
The company is offering to donate £10 to Manx Cancer Help for every new customer that signs-up for free doorstep delivery during November.
The Creamery has been promoting the charity's work throughout the year, with an advert feature on the side of cartons.
A new production line was opened by the charity's patrons James Toseland and Katie Melua last year.
Manx Cancer Help aims to raise £300,000 each year to offer specialist psychological support to Island residents affected by cancer and their families.
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