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Save the Children creates a PA dept to boost its clout
30 Apr 2003 | by Rufus Jay
Save the Children has created its first dedicated public affairs department following a merger of...A Save the Children spokeswoman said campaigns and lobbying teams were brought together to better ...
CAMPAIGNS: Pulse creates huge interest for skate rink - Media Relations
07 Feb 2003 | by SIMON ELLERY
tickets ran across TV, radio and the internet while a funding link with Save the Children Fund, which ...
HOTLINE: EHS Brann retains charity account
17 Jan 2003
EHS Brann has retained the direct marketing account for the charity Save the Children. The agency
Financial Times launches 'Lunch with the FT' promotion
14 Jan 2003 | by Staff,
raise money for Save the Children, the UK's leading international children's charity, diners are ...
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