More than 150,000 in the UK have Multiple Sclerosis (MS), which the MS Society describes as “unpredictable, and different for everyone and can cause problems with how we walk, move, see, think and feel”.
The charity funds world-leading research, shares the latest information and campaigns for everyone’s rights.
TTG will be raising funds for the MS Society across our events such as the TTG Luxury Awards on 28 February, the TTG Top 50 ceremony on 24 April and the Travel Industry Awards on 24 September. The team will also undertake a series of sponsored events throughout the year.
TTG Media’s campaign marketing manager Jason Winter was diagnosed with MS in 2022. He said: “The MS Society were an incredible help to me when I was first diagnosed. They helped by answering any and all questions I had. It reminded me that I’m not alone in the journey and helped to give me the confidence to resume life activities, including travelling again last year. I am touched by the TTG team’s continuous support for me and their decision to support the MS Society this year. I’m determined to do all I can to help raise funds and increase awareness for this relevant and effective charity.”
“TTG Media is a firm believer that travel should be for all,” added TTG Media CEO Daniel Pearce. “We’ve worked hard to champion accessible travel, and this year we’re proud to have chosen the MS Society as our charity partner in support of our fantastic colleague, Jason, raising funds for a charity that works so hard to support those with this devastating condition.”
Ashleigh Ryan, corporate partnerships manager at the MS Society said: “We’re delighted that TTG Media has chosen the MS Society as their charity of the year for 2025. This year is an incredible milestone in the history of the MS Society, for the last 10 years we have dedicated ourselves to raising £100 million in essential funding for MS Research through our Stop MS Appeal which aims to develop treatments to slow, stop or reverse the progression of MS.
“With the finish line in sight, support from TTG Media and their community will bring us closer to stopping MS.”
