# Matt Berry & Atomic London go back to the 70s with Remember A Charity Week campaign

- Link: https://fundraising.co.uk/2019/09/05/matt-berry-atomic-london-go-back-to-the-70s-with-remember-a-charity-week-campaign/
- Published: 2019-09-05T09:05:54+01:00
- Author: Melanie May

**Remember A Charity has launched an ad created by the BAFTA award winning comedian
Matt Berry and Atomic London for this year’s Remember a Charity Week.**

The film will run during the build up to [Remember A Charity Week](https://www.rememberacharity.org.uk/for-charities/remember-charity-week/),
which launches on 9 September, throughout the week itself and also live as social
and online content after the event.

Created as a tongue-in-cheek play on classic television from the 1970s, it sees 
the show host trying to keep his programme, Points of You, on track as a variety
of viewers call in with their opinion of gifts in Wills, each derailing his original
subject matter.

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Matt Berry said:

> “It’s been a lot of fun to bring a 1970/80s TV show back to life for [Remember A Charity](https://www.rememberacharity.org.uk).
> Working with a team of passionate experts, it’s been a pleasure to have the freedom
> to create something as authentic and true to the time as this content series. 
> It should truly bring a familiar smile to the faces of those that remember these
> classic shows portrayed and mentioned. More importantly, I hope it will also help
> some of the amazing causes Remember A Charity work with.”

Rob Cope, Director of Remember A Charity added:

> “We were delighted to work with [Atomic](https://atomic-london.co.uk) to deliver
> our most entertaining campaign yet. Being able to work with talent of the calibre
> of Matt Berry has enabled us to talk about gifts in Wills in a whole new way, 
> bringing nostalgic humour into our work in a way that we believe will really make
> our audience take notice. We look forward to seeing the results!”

The 10th Remember A Charity Week runs next week, from 9-15 September and this year
content will be 1970s inspired, using nostalgic humour to tackle some of the myths
associated with legacy giving.

It will also see Len Goodman, head judge on Dancing with the Stars, championing 
legacy giving throughout the week, highlighting his own experience of recently having
updated his Will to include a charitable gift. Remember A Charity is also working
with its network of 1,300 solicitors and Will-writers to support them in providing
advice about legacy giving to relevant clients.

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