CAMPAIGNS

For October 2021, GIRLvsCANCER proudly collaborated with Print Social. Breast Cancer Awareness Month is a tough time for those of us touched by tit cancer, especially with the recent relentless and premature losses in the dodgy-cell club. In just the last two weeks, we’ve lost six young women to secondary breast cancer. The youngest, Hattie […]

During May-sturbation month 2021, we got hot & heavy on the subject of pleasure and reconnection following a cancer diagnosis. We know that the general populous are in a flap over their body image and intimacy. Now imagine what throwing a cancer diagnosis into the mix does for someone (or not). And don’t even get

Despite it being the third biggest killer of women in the UK, bowel cancer research and early diagnosis has gotten a bum deal! With 1 in 18 women being diagnosed with bowel cancer in their lifetime and this dickhead disease being the third largest killer of women in the UK, it was Time To Chat

Our 2019 World Cancer Day campaign was all about the power of positive affirmations. With a GIRLvsCANCER twist, of course. In response to the World Health Organisation’s announcement that an estimated 18.1 million new diagnoses had occured in 2018 – and that 1 in 5 men and 1 in 6 women would develop cancer in

In collaboration with It’s The Flash Pack, we created a campaign that heroed the human and called back the power that cancer tries to take. After growing more and more tired of the treatment and portrayal of the cancer crew for trauma porn by brands and big charity, Lozza knew she had to do something

We changed things up for breast cancer awareness month 2020. No flogging new tit-tees. Instead we handed over our squares and passed the mic to stories seldom heard. October isn’t just about tit tumours; it’s also Black History Month in the UK so we joined forces with Black Women Rising UK to lift the lid

Everyone fell for Jack Morgan hook, line and sinker when he first appeared on our shoot for the 2019 World Cancer Day campaign. It wasn’t long after that cancer threw him a curveball – his sneaky cancer cells were back but this time in his lungs and not playing fair. Jack died on August 26th

October 2019 saw one hell of a Breast Cancer Awareness Month campaign with our largest shoot to date! According to Breast Cancer Now, in the UK 5000 women under 45 are diagnosed with breast cancer every year. That means it’s the most commonly diagnosed cancer in women under 40. Being the status quo smashers you

Serving some serious chest-checking charrer, our Breast Cancer Awareness Month campaign for 2018 hit the site with a brand new mammary merch. Poppy Chancellor created three designs that perfectly mixed our classic boob-based cheek with her paper cutting signature style. Not only did they sit on tit-tees but on totally gorge tote bags too (a

Our first campaign that focused, not on full pelt breast cancer prevention, but on those who had already been affected. Y’know, the ones who’ve had their mammaries ravaged and mauled due to some measly mutated cells that decided to show up uninvited. Designed in collaboration with Dom & Ink (obvs) the ‘Have Heart’ Collection is