# Six charities to receive free advertising from radio station

- Link: https://fundraising.co.uk/2009/01/07/six-charities-receive-free-advertising-radio-station/
- Published: 2009-01-07T08:20:11+00:00
- Author: Howard Lake

Passion for the Planet, the radio station that focuses on helping people live a 
greener, healthier, more ethical life has celebrated its sixth birthday by choosing
six charities to benefit from a free advertising campaign.

Guests at its birthday celebrations were asked to nominate a charity to receive 
the free radio advertising campaign and the winning charities were:

* The MS Trust

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* Cancer Research UK

* The Westminster Society

* The RSPCA

* PEAS (Promoting Equality in African Schools)

* Unicef

The MS Trust campaign will launch on air on Passion for the Planet from 12 January
2009.

Passion for the Planet reaches over 90,000 people per week and broadcasts on DAB
radio in London and the across the south and online.

Passion for the Planet’s managing Director Chantal Cooke said: “We decided from 
the very beginning of Passion for the Planet that we’d like to be able to support
charities by giving them promotion on air. In many ways this can be more valuable
than any cash donation we could make. On air advertising helps raise their profile
and raise funds at the same time.”

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