Celebrities encourage fundraisers to ‘do their thing’ for Children in Need appeal
TESS DALY, Alex Jones, Peter Andre and Ore Oduba are among the celebrities supporting the launch of this year’s Children In Need fundraising campaign. They are joined by Strictly
Come Dancing contestant Stacey Dooley, The Saturdays singer Mollie King and TV presenter Rochelle Humes, who are also encouraging people to get behind this year’s campaign titled Do Your Thing to raise funds.
The stars are championing the public to do fundraising via everything from rambling to bake sales, whatever their preference, to raise money ahead of this year’s Children In Need appeal show on November 16.
Other celebrities involved in this year’s campaign include The
One Show presenter Matt Baker, boy band The Vamps and TV presenter Radzi Chinyanganya.
Peter Andre said: “As a father myself I am pleased to be involved with BBC Children in Need which funds projects helping change the lives of disadvantaged children and young people.
“I encourage the nation to get fundraising.
“Money raised will go on to make such a difference.”
Tess Daly added: “I am delighted to once again be supporting BBC Children In Need. I have seen first-hand the impact that money raised makes on young lives, and hope that people across the UK once again come together and Do Their Thing, to make a difference.”