Tom Pey, chief executive, RLSB
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2. • The challenge saw her run,
swim and cycle over 500
miles from Edinburgh to
London.
• Started in Edinburgh on
Saturday 8th February and
finished in London on
Friday 14th February 2014.
• All profits raised from the
challenge were donated to
Sport Relief.
Davina McCall:
Beyond Breaking Point
3. • 24,000 swimmers and 100,000
runners took part around the
country, raising a total of £6.5
million from Sainsbury sponsored
challenges alone.
• Davina herself raised over £2 million
from completing the challenge.
• Helped define Sport Relief as THE
charity if someone wants to do
sports related challenges.
• Opens up marketing growth in the
Fundraising challenge income
market that has increased in
strength and importance over the
last ten years.
How Sports Relief benefitted
4. • Moved her from a household
name into a household hero
• Changed peoples’ attitude from
apathy to affinity because she
allowed them to expose her
vulnerability
• QUESTION: Is there a point
at which the Davina effect
will spill over into other
charities?
How Davina McCall's brand
benefitted
5. • The challenge changed her
public profile and upped her
worth for future use for
Sport Relief.
• Davina is now seen as a
figure of inspiration and the
face of extreme challenges.
Redefining Davina as a hero
rather than a celebrity
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