Nothing says welcome to spring more than the annual Birmingham Publicity Association Lunch – and 2018 is no exception.
The popular event will be kicking off the first of a number of fundraising drives planned for this year with a tasty curry at the Broad Street restaurant Varanasi.
Tickets are expected to sell fast for the meal on Friday 18th May at 12.30, which will include a three course Indian sharing meal and a drink at the exclusive restaurant, costing £40 for BPA members and £50 for non members.
The Birmingham Publicity Association aims to unite those working in the creative industries across the West Midlands and is a great way to network and have fun at the same time.
The BPA has existed since the 1930s, supporting the media and creative industries in the region, while raising money for key charities that its members wish to support. Its members include global organisations to sole traders, graduate trainees right up to CEOs and MDs, media owners and agencies, advertising and marketing agencies, digital agencies, PR agencies and freelancers.
Caroline Chell, Chair of the BPA said: “Over the years, hundreds of thousands of pounds have been raised for charities which are close to our hearts, and we are incredibly proud to be part of the community in this way. Last year we worked with the charity LoveBRUM and were so proud to be able to hand over the cheque at our Christmas bash for £6500 which we had raised over 2017.
“We want to raise this, and more at all our events, and so we not only look for your support but also know that it’s going to be one hell of a lunch as it ever is, so make sure you book off the whole afternoon,” she added.
