Philanthropic clothing brand The Blankfaces is one of six candidates hoping to be voted Glasgow's Favourite Business for 2023.
The Glasgow Times is featuring the six candidates hoping to be voted Glasgow's Favourite Business for 2023.
Gerard, 42, told the Glasgow Times: “When I was setting up the Blankfaces, I had my little boy and my mum passed away as well.Gerard was raised in a homeless hotel his mother owned and operated in Ayr. Each piece sold by The Blankfaces is designed alongside people who have or are experiencing homelessness.
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