The purpose-led toilet roll brand is dipping into sports sponsorship with Lewes Football Club – the self-dubbed Equality FC – for a two-year sponsorship deal.
Women’s Aid is looking to raise awareness of the “epidemic of domestic abuse” ahead of the general election, with its ‘No More Years of Hurt’ Euros campaign.
Ahead of the launch of the Euros this evening, ‘No More Injury Time’ from the National Centre for Domestic Violence and Solace, aims to draw attention to the 38% rise in abuse when the England men’s football team loses a tournament.
Supporting The Marketing Society and Stand Up to Cancer, the charity event has raised £910k since its inception in 2016.
Chasing a “double repositioning”, the animal protection charity hadn’t updated its brand since the 1970s meaning that despite high awareness, intention to donate had plummeted.
Chief communications officer Alexia Clifford wants more action from government to tackle gambling harm, arguing proposed marketing reforms don’t go far enough.
Cancer Research UK is refreshing its flagship running event Race for Life to make it more inclusive and reach a wider pool of people to help it in its mission to beat cancer.
New data suggests the vast majority of corporates and charities believe the cost of living crisis is featuring heavily in their partnerships.
Cancer Research UK’s top marketer Philip Almond says the charity is very strict about where it invests marketing spend to ensure it gets “value for money”.
The charity harnessed the power of sport to help make mental health tangible, driving a 74% increase in calls to its suicide prevention helpline in the process.
Marketing Week reveals the top 10 charity and not-for-profit marketers, part of our Top 100 Most Effective Marketers, sponsored by Digitas.
Determined to support survivors of online harassment, Refuge used social media to drive legislative change and generate £1m in ‘social value’.
Anti-slavery charity Unseen UK sought to reach Ukrainian refugees entering Britain before they fell into the hands of human traffickers.
A braille newspaper cover takeover, tie-up with Amazon’s Alexa and ITV partnership helped the charity reach more children with its festive message, while also exceeding donor targets by 78%.
On a budget of just £120,000, suicide prevention charity CALM used footage of iconic sporting moments to challenge the stigma around mental health.