PDT commercial partners needed

You have arrived at this website because someone told you – or directed you to us. Without that ‘direction’, you would never be on your journey of discovery. You would never know anything of PDT.

That’s why we are looking for commercial partners so they can tell their staff, customers and business partners about PDT.

We have also set up plans with some of our celebrities and supporters to spread the news about PDT and this website.

For example, the English and Scottish football champions – Manchester United and Rangers – are going to email all their fans with their own information ‘pages’ about PDT and the campaign.

The pages will encourage the fans to find out more, and also to donate to the PDT research trial of their choice.

Harvey Goldsmith, Barry Hearn and rock manager, Bill Curbishley, are on a mission to set up similar agreements with concert promoters, concert ticket sales organisations, the betting world and other sporting bodies.

We have just hand-picked a number of companies who we believe would be perfect partners with us and our other supporters to continue to spread the word.

And we are starting discussions with national newspapers and other media organisations to find ways of partnering with them.

For example, an organisation such as Tesco employs several hundred thousand people, and through suppliers reaches many more thousand. For Tesco to get involved, for example, it would be able to play a major role in saving and changing the lives of thousands of cancer patients.

It’s ability to communicate this brilliant news about PDT to its customers, would add to the power of this campaign to reach out to people around the world.

The key for us is reaching out to men, women and children, giving them a chance to donate, and also a chance to find out about a cancer treatment option that we believe they will want to know about.

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