Gourmet Burger Kitchen teams up with Help a London Child

12th January 2010, 10:55am

Gourmet Burger Kitchen (GBK) has teamed up with Help a London Child and Capital FM to create a fundraising campaign to go towards projects for London's less advantaged children.

Diners can simply download a voucher from www.capitalfm.com/gbk, and go to their nearest GBK restaurant, buy any two burgers or main course salads and get the cheapest one free when they make a donation of one pound.

The fundraising campaign, which has a target of at least £15,000, runs from 11th January to 8th February. Each pound will go to 95.8 Capital FM's own charity Help a London Child.

Plus, one lucky couple will win, courtesy of Air New Zealand and Pacific Horizon Motorhomes, a two week trip of a lifetime to New Zealand with £1000 spending money from GBK.

Help a London Child Ambassador and Capital Breakfast presenter Johnny Vaughan is backing the campaign: "The partnership between GBK and Help a London Child has been a pleasure for Lisa and I to be involved with. It's got two of the best things in the world rolled into one: burgers and helping London's kids.

"In a world where shaking money tins has become less successful as a way to raise money for charity, initiatives such as this are an amazing way to create interest and help a great cause. It's fantastic that GBK are making a commitment to helping disadvantaged kids right here on our doorstep in London."

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