Racecourse Media Group announces Teenage Cancer Trust as annual charity partner
March 9, 2026
Racecourse Media Group (RMG) has announced Teenage Cancer Trust as its first official annual charity partner, with a programme of fundraising and awareness initiatives planned for the next 12 months.
Following company-wide support, RMG has pledged its backing to the UK’s only charity dedicated to providing specialised care and support for young people facing cancer.
Funds raised throughout the partnership will contribute towards expert nurses and dedicated hospital units, helping to ensure that young people receive the treatment and emotional support they need during incredibly challenging times.
Across 2026, RMG will host a series of events and activities designed to engage its employees, customers and partners, with the aim of raising vital funds and increasing awareness of Teenage Cancer Trust’s work nationwide.
Clive Cottrell, Director of Marketing at RMG, commented: “Teenage Cancer Trust does extraordinary work supporting young people and their families during some of the most challenging times they will ever face, and we are incredibly proud to be partnering with them as our first annual charity partner. This partnership is deeply meaningful to me personally and I have seen first-hand the difference that specialist care, dedicated staff and the right support can make. As a business, we are committed to using our platform and our collective energy to raise vital funds and awareness over the coming year, and to help make a real and lasting difference.”
Judith Anderson, Senior Relationship Manager East Anglia & London, at Teenage Cancer Trust, added: “We are delighted to partner with Racecourse Media Group as its first charity partner. Support from organisations such as RMG enables us to continue our mission of raising the standard of care for young people facing cancer. We are grateful for RMG’s commitment and look forward to working together over the next year to make a meaningful difference to the lives of the young people and families affected.”
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