Promoting your event
Teenage Cancer Trust has various publicity materials, merchandise and information about its work and how people can support it.
Once you have registered your event you can order publicity materials such as t-shirts, posters and balloons from your regional fundraising team.
There are lots of very good ways in which you can raise Teenage Cancer Trust’s profile in your community:
- Getting an article in the local paper about your fundraising event
- Advertising the event on the local radio station
- Write a feature for the school newsletter or parish magazine
- Put posters advertising your event
You will of course need to make it clear that you are fundraising in aid of Teenage Cancer Trust, rather than saying that you are from Teenage Cancer Trust or carrying out an activity on behalf of Teenage Cancer Trust.
If you have the opportunity to write a longer article, or the media outlet is one with a large circulation, do please contact us to discuss what you are planning – we may be able to give you some help with it.
Our logo
There are lots of circumstances in which you might want to use the Teenage Cancer Trust logo.
We will always need to know in advance when you are planning to use our logo for your event or activity. You will appreciate that Teenage Cancer Trust’s name and logo are valuable to us and we therefore need to protect how they are used.
For that reason, if you want to use our name and logo on any publicity materials, please do contact us to discuss it.
We are very happy to provide you with the logo if we are comfortable with the event or activity you are planning to use it for.
We will also provide you with some branding and style guidelines, which we ask you to comply with so that the quality and reputation of our brand is maintained.
