Bournemouth branding agency put Secondary1st with fundraising website for new breast cancer charity

An award-winning Bournemouth branding agency plays its part in launching new breast cancer charity, with the gift of a new website.

In the UK alone, one thousand women die from secondary breast cancer every month. But under the patronage of Doctor Who's Peter Capaldi, Secondary1st is a new charity focused on raising funds to help find a cure for secondary breast cancer sooner.

The charity was founded by Elliot Choeuka, in honour of his beloved wife Rosie – a loving mother and a highly-talented lawyer who passed away from the terminal disease, at just 38 years of age, in June 2015.

Christian Cutler, Creative Director of CuCo said, “Once we heard about the set-up of Secondary1st, CuCo were eager to be involved and preserve Rosie's legacy whilst prolonging others lives.”

As a result, CuCo designed and built a fully responsive CMS website, coded and populated all in one month, as an extremely quick turnaround was needed to ensure the site was live for the July launch. We are proud to also be named a Corporate Patron of the charity.

As the charity becomes established and begins to flourish, the site will expand to meet the charity's growing needs. Over time, the amount of content such as articles and fundraising stories will grow and in particular, more personal stories will be shared of people currently living with secondary breast cancer.

Tony Cook said: “It is our hope that the website will also serve as a platform to raise much needed funds towards finding a cure for secondary breast cancer, whilst also keeping Rosie’s memory alive.”

Find out more about Secondary1st - www.secondary1st.org.uk
Find out more about CuCo - www.cucocreative.co.uk

CuCo are an award-winning, independent strategic branding and digital agency based in the Silicon South of Bournemouth, Dorset. We are a brand-focused, strategy-driven and design-led marketing consultancy.

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