‘A key lever for growth’: MND Association on its ‘fast forward’ rebrand
Amrit VirdiFollowing the charity’s first rebrand in over a decade, the Motor Neurone Disease Association is changing tactics to become “unapologetically out there”.
Following the charity’s first rebrand in over a decade, the Motor Neurone Disease Association is changing tactics to become “unapologetically out there”.
Former Simplyhealth chief customer officer Claudia Nicholls will succeed Philip Almond as executive director of marketing.
The annual initiative from Alcohol Change UK has endured because of its roots in behavioural science and a consistent message.
Considered a gambling brand, People’s Postcode Lottery overcame strict regulations to partner with ITV for the broadcaster’s biggest ever ad-funded series.
Macmillan is using its Open House initiative to reach marginalised communities, as the charity looks to build consideration in 2026.
The Good Care Group is on a journey to challenge perceptions about home care, while changing how the sector has traditionally been marketed.
B&M and Cash For Kids are tapping into influencers, directional signage and the power of radio to take their 12-year tie-up to new heights.
Charities are navigating how new soft opt-in data rules could impact both marcomms and the supporter experience.
A decade after This Girl Can first launched, marketing director Kate Dale reflects on how the campaign has evolved to be more representative, the role of TV in attracting “hard-to-reach” audiences and the importance of inclusivity behind the camera.
The charity reported its highest ever income from legacy donations and fundraising this year.
Pete Markey will succeed Philip Almond as the charity’s top marketer at the end of this year.
To keep up with evolving media landscapes, charities are increasingly teaming up with creators to unlock reach and fundraising potential.
Non-profits and corporates look to AI to solve “deeper problems”, as brands become “quieter in their language” around environmental, social and governance issues.
After announcing he will retire from Cancer Research UK next year, Philip Almond reflects on a marketing career spanning roles at Diageo, Burger King and the BBC.
Cancer Research UK is looking for a new marketing director as Philip Almond announces he will retire from the charity in May 2026.