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Leeds-based integrated marketing agency raises £555 for local charity

Yorkshire Evening Post

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June 02, 2025

Award-winning integrated marketing agency, ilk, has donated £555 to local charity, St George’s Crypt, as part of a community-driven fundraising initiative.

- By Sally Jones Contributor

Leeds-based integrated marketing agency raises £555 for local charity

For 95 years, St George’s Crypt has provided care and support to people who are homeless and vulnerable in and around Leeds. With compassion at its core, the charity offers vital services including hot meals, emergency accommodation, clean clothing, and access to healthcare. It also supports long-term recovery and reintegration by providing training, developing employability and life skills, and assisting individuals in finding stable housing. This approach offers immediate relief as well as the chance to rebuild.

To support the charity’s mission, the Leeds-based creative agency launched a crowdfunded print sale, featuring bespoke artwork designed by its in-house design team. The artwork included photographs of iconic local buildings, the Yorkshire slang ‘be reyt’, and a vibrant print of the Leeds Canal.

Every penny raised through the 29 print sales went directly to St George’s Crypt, resulting in a donation of £555.

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