# TV's Wife Swap wants to feature charity work family

- Link: https://fundraising.co.uk/2004/02/25/tv039s-wife-swap-wants-feature-charity-work-family/
- Published: 2004-02-25T00:00:00+00:00
- Author: Howard Lake

**The TV company that makes “Wife Swap” wants to feature a family which is actively
involved in charity work in its next series.**

TV company RDF Media’s quest could result in undreamed of free national and international
publicity for your charity, particularly given the family’s charitable interests
are at the heart of the programme.

If you think the opportunity is too good to miss, you should contact the TV company.
They are hoping to feature “interesting couples” who are passionate about helping
others and campaigning for a cause they believe in. The family would need to be 
UK based and have children living at home.

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In each programme two women (the wives or partners) swap homes for ten days and 
take on each other’s life. For the first five days, the women have to run their 
new homes according to the rules of the house. But in the second week, the new wife
gets to introduce some changes and new ideas in the house. Each programme concludes
with the two couples being reunited and a discussion about their experiences of 
the swap.

The series “regularly reaches audiences of over 6 million viewers” according to 
its makers, and it is screened internationally.

Contact Deborah for more information on

020 7013 4485.

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