Say ‘Balls to Cancer’ by buying a charity T-shirt designed by the media personality and author Christine Hamilton
200,000 men are diagnosed with cancer each year in Britain and 10 die each hour. It is a disease that is often overlooked and to raise awareness and funds, the charity Balls to Cancer has just launched a range of T-shirts designed by personalities including amongst other Freddie Flintoff, Jamie Theakston and Christine Hamilton — a regular reader of The Steeple Times.
Of the T-shirt she created in association with the Cotswolds based artist Teddy McDonald, Christine Hamilton commented:
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“I hope these T-shirts will help to spread the message that chaps are just as vulnerable to cancer as girls. It cannot be emphasised too strongly how important it is to catch cancer early”.
“I can’t draw for nuts, so enlisted the help of my good friend Teddy M. He came up with this brilliant design. Naughty, but it gets the message — It’s good to touch! — across. So please buy the T-shirt, help raise money for this very worthwhile cause and get fumbling”.
Purchase the T-shirt designed by Christine Hamilton and Teddy M. for £19.95 by clicking here.
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I think the T-shirt’s message is at best, muddled.
Crude!
As one might expect from anything coming out of the minds of the Hamilton duo.