Campaign to provide PPE for frontline Covid workers beats UK's biggest brands ...

Campaign to provide PPE for frontline Covid workers beats UK's biggest brands ...
Campaign to provide PPE for frontline Covid workers beats UK's biggest brands ...
MailForce Won! Campaign to provide PPE for frontline Covid workers beats UK's biggest brands to scoop top award MailForce has beaten household brands for best fundraising campaign award The awards recognise initiatives that ‘successfully further positive causes’  Thanks to the generosity of our readers of whom a remarkable 100,000 donated 

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As the most successful newspaper appeal of all time, it’s already been honoured with a prestigious prize at the British Journalism Awards. Now it’s winning plaudits from the marketing world as well.

MailForce – the awe-inspiring campaign which has raised a staggering £25million in cash and equipment in less than a year – has beaten household brands including John Lewis, Tesco Mobile, Aldi and Cadbury to scoop the award for best fundraising campaign at the Purpose Awards.

Backed by leading titles PRWeek, Campaign and Third Sector, the influential awards recognise initiatives that ‘successfully further positive causes’. And what could be a more worthy winner than MailForce?

The awe-inspiring campaign which has raised a staggering £25million in cash and equipment in less than a year

The awe-inspiring campaign which has raised a staggering £25million in cash and equipment in less than a year

Lisa Toal, Shantelle Thompson, Sarah Pacey, Emma Bailie, Katrina Morgan and Debbie Woodward from Youell Court Salvation Army Care Home, Coventry

Lisa Toal, Shantelle Thompson, Sarah Pacey, Emma Bailie,

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