Tag: Teenage Cancer Trust.

Newsquest announces £2.5 million support for Teenage Cancer Trust

Stuart Mitchell

Newsquest, the UK’s leading local media group, is pleased to announce a major £2.5 million partnership with Teenage Cancer Trust, the charity that provides specialised care and support for young people with cancer.  Starting in January and running throughout the whole of 2025, Newsquest will join forces with Teenage Cancer Trust to help deliver the charity’s mission of ensuring no young person faces cancer alone. Through the partnership Newsquest will be gifting £2.5 million of advertising to the charity across its extensive portfolio of titles, online and in print, to…

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Teenage Cancer Trust and RAW London launch Gamer Girl Video

Stuart Mitchell

Teenage Cancer Trust and Raw London have released a new video to raise awareness. The brand new film features Ellie, 16, who was diagnosed with rhabdomyosarcoma in 2015. It depicts her cancer experience through gaming, as her avatar battles through the rounds of the game whilst talking about her own cancer journey. The film highlights the devastating effect that cancer can have on a young person’s body and their life. Going through a brutal treatment regime, missing out on school and time with friends, worrying about the effect on friends…

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SWI Creates Hogmanay Kilts For Aldi’s Kevin The Carrot

Stuart Mitchell

Members of the Scottish Women’s Institutes (SWI) have knitted Hogmanay kilts for Kevin the Carrot to help raise funds for ALDI’s charity partner, Teenage Cancer Trust. The nation’s sweetheart and star of ALDI’s Christmas campaign has been ‘kilted’ out in made-to-measure Scottish attire courtesy of SWI members from across the country, including groups in Kinross, Dumfriesshire, Berwickshire, Perthshire, Stirlingshire and Ayrshire. Following the unprecedented demand for Kevin the Carrot plush toys – which sold out within a day – ALDI shoppers were given a chance to WIN a Kilted Kevin…

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