AMANDA HOLDEN, ANITA RANI AND MICHELLE KEEGAN ALL SUPPORT BRITISH RED CROSS CAMPAIGN TO HAVE A ‘CLEAR OUT FOR A GOOD CAUSE’

As survey reveals almost half of women admit they own too many clothes  

• Over a third of women admit the amount of clothes they own makes them feel guilty 
• 70% of women admitted they have bought a piece of clothing and never worn it 
• Almost half of women admit they own too many clothes 
• British Red Cross launches new campaign It starts with her and aims to raise £2m, which the UK government will double to £4m 
• The cash will help women in the slums of Bangladesh create businesses and build communities through British Red Cross programmes 
• Public can donate to It starts with her  appeal to help make strong women stronger by visiting:  www.redcross.org.uk/itstartswithher   

Amanda Holden, Anita Rani and Michelle Keegan are backing a new British Red Cross campaign as the charity kicks off its 150th year. The campaign, It starts with her, looks to encourage women in the UK to change the lives of women in Barishal, Bangladesh, one of the most disaster prone places on the planet, simply by donating unwanted clothes.

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