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Action Medical Research adopted by DX Group

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Action Medical Research is delighted to announce its partnership with DX, the leading independent mail, parcels and logistics end-to-end network operator in the UK and Ireland.

The Horsham-based children’s charity will be among three charities supported by DX over the coming year, along with Battle Batten and CLIC Sargent.

The logistics firm will be running fundraising events throughout the year, encouraging employees to think of creative and fun ways to raise as much money as possible, and has pledged to match the money raised, up to £50,000. All money raised over the course of the 12 months will be equally divided between the three charities.

“We invited all the charities to present their stories to us, and it is safe to say that there wasn’t a single dry eye in the house. We couldn’t choose between the three, so instead decided to support them all,” says Stuart Godman, Chief Strategy Officer at DX.

“As a business we are committed and passionate about giving back to the communities that we serve, this year we are focusing on charities aimed at helping children who are battling life changing diseases, such as cancer, and CLN5 Batten Disease.”

“We are very proud to be among the three charities DX is supporting over the next 12 months,” adds Toby Tennant, Head of Relationship Fundraising for Action Medical Research.

“There are hundreds of thousands of children in the UK whose lives are devastated by disease and disability. We need support to fund vital research to develop new treatments and cures for sick babies and children which is why the support of DX staff is so important.”

For more than 60 years Action Medical Research has helped pioneer treatments and ways to prevent disease that have benefited millions of people in the UK and across the world. Research they’ve funded has helped to beat polio in the UK, develop ultrasound in pregnancy, fight meningitis and prevent stillbirths.

Action Medical Research is currently funding research into meningitis, Down syndrome, epilepsy and premature birth, as well as some rare and distressing conditions that severely affect children.

For more information on the charity’s work, please visit action.org.uk

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NOTES TO EDITORS:

About DX:

Established in 1975 as the Document Exchange mail network for delivering important documents for the legal and financial sectors, DX is now a leading independent logistics and parcel distribution company operating throughout the UK & Ireland.  Renowned for offering great service, high security, and customer choice, DX is relied upon by both public and private sector organisations. DX provides proven next-day or scheduled delivery services for mail, parcels and 2-Man deliveries to business and residential addresses nationwide.

As the specialist provider of customer-driven solutions for the delivery of time sensitive, mission critical, 2-Man and high value deliveries, DX routinely handles goods from many etailers, high street retailers, and a wide range of items from many industry sectors including legal papers, jewellery, optical lenses, pharmacy items and high street fashion.  DX is also the preferred provider of the UK Government and foreign embassies for identity documents and visas. https://www.dxdelivery.com/

For more information, to arrange an interview with DX, or to request a photograph, please contact:

Jo Cresswell
Account Director
Rostrum
0207 440 8675
07787 510 274
j.cresswell@rostrum.agency  

 

For more information on Action Medical Research, please contact Ellie Evans, Fundraising Communications Officer, on:

T 01403 327480

E eevans@action.org.uk

W action.org.uk

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Action Medical Research is a leading UK-wide charity saving and changing children’s lives through medical research. For more than 60 years we’ve helped pioneer ways to prevent disease and develop treatments benefiting millions of people. Our research has helped to beat polio in the UK, develop ultrasound, fight meningitis and prevent stillbirths. But we urgently need to develop more new treatments and cures for sick babies and children and we can’t do it without you.

Join our fight for little lives today.

Charity reg. nos 208701 and SC039284.

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