Wanted: Your assistance to lift cancer cash
8:59am Thursday 10th Mar 2011
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BOY band, The Wanted, are creation certain this year’s Race for Life is a large success.
The 5 rope members have churned off their tops, along with other masculine pin-ups, for a new mobile phone focus “E-male”.
It will now be sent out to women opposite Bolton, and a UK, to inspire them to pointer adult to Cancer Research UK’s annual fundraiser.
The new tactic by a gift means Tom Parker, from Tonge Moor, and former Bolton School student Max George, with bandmates Siva Kaneswaran, Jay McGuiness
and Nathan Sykes have assimilated former Hollyoaks actor Ricky Whittle and presenter, Toby Anstis, in stripping their tip halves.
Women can get reason of a app for a look and it is hoped they will pass it on to family and friends, swelling a word about Race for Life.
Tom said: “We were chuffed to be asked to frame off and support such a illusory eventuality as Race for Life.
“This ‘E-male’ debate is a unequivocally easy and fun approach for all a ladies out there to get their friends and family to pointer adult to this extraordinary eventuality and assistance Cancer Research UK to kick cancer.”
Natasha Dickinson, conduct of Race for Life added: “It’s unequivocally illusory to have The Wanted concerned in this sparkling new ‘Emale’ campaign. “We wanted to emanate a unequivocally fun and personal approach to
inspire ladies out there to pointer adult to a Race for Life 2011 series, pass a summary on to their friends and family and assistance us to make it a many successful array yet.”
The “E-male” can be sent by a website emale.race forlife.org or around facebook.com/ raceforlife.
Organisers wish 2,000 people will take partial in Bolton’s competition on Sunday, Jul 3, with a fundraising aim of £113,000 for Cancer Research UK’s work.
To pointer adult for a a Bolton competition or any venue throughtout a UK , revisit raceforlife.org or hit 0871 641 1111.
The Wanted are also ancillary Red Nose Day, with their central singular for a cause, Gold Forever, lifting income for Comic Relief.