Partner Article
Wooden Spoon is no consolation prize for design
A Teesside design agency has landed a contract to help market a national children’s charity which is backed by Princess Anne and rugby legend Sir Clive Woodward.
M Media & Design (mm&d) has won a two-year, £50,000 contract with Wooden Spoon, which works closely with the rugby community to help disadvantaged children and young people live happier, richer lives.
mm&d will provide all marketing materials, online and offline, to the charity as it carries out its vital work and numerous fundraising events across the country.
It will play an integral role in promoting the awareness of the charity, with the target of helping it to increase its members from 9,000 to 18,000.
Its first assignment was to promote the charity’s Carnival Ball earlier this month, which raised £225,000 for Wooden Spoon’s causes.
The Wooden Spoon contract is the latest in a number of rugby-related assignments for mm&d, whose current clients include the Newcastle Falcons and the London Scottish FC rugby team.
Director Gavin Hatton, said: “While the work with Wooden Spoon enables us to continue our prolific track record in handling the marketing needs of rugby-related organisations, it also allows us to support a charity which has a hugely positive impact on the lives of the young people it helps.”
Among Wooden Spoon’s honorary presidents are Sir Clive Woodward, Jason Leonard, Martin Bayfield, Gavin Hastings, Rory Underwood, Danny Grewcock, Rob Andrew and Phil Vickery.
Princess Anne, meanwhile, is also a patron of the charity.For more information on mm&d, which offers print and web design services, please visit: www.mmediadesign.co.uk.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Harvey and Hugo .
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