Amy Winehouse’s relatives open Crouch End charity shop as young hospice user’s portrait of singing legend goes on sale
Janis Winehouse, Haven House play coordinator Rowline Klass, Jane Winehouse, Joanne Luxton and Harry Luxton. Picture: Haven House - Credit: Archant
The mother and stepmother of one of Camden’s favourite daughters have opened a new charity boutique shop in Crouch End.
Janis Winehouse, Amy’s mother, and Jane Whitehouse, who is the managing trustee at the Amy Winehouse Foundation, welcomed shoppers at Haven House Children’s Hospice on July 21.
The new shop is in Topsfield Parade.
A special print of Amy, created by Haven House user Harry Luxton, was launched to coincide with the opening.
The 18-year-old’s artwork was created to help recognise the hospice’s links with the foundation, which part-funds its music therapy service.
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Janis said: “Jane and I were so proud to open Haven House’s new boutique in Crouch End. The boutique looks fantastic and Harry’s print of Amy is beautiful. I hope the shop makes lots of money for this most worthy hospice.”
Matt Lord, head of retail at Haven House, said: “We are very grateful to Janis and Jane for officially opening our new boutique in Crouch End.”
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