Charitable links

The Monster Factory and the (not so) Scary Monsters are delighted to be working in partnership with Caudwell Children, a charity which changes the world for special children throughout the UK.

Caudwell provide assistance through direct donations of treatment, therapy, specialised equipment or dying wish holidays.

What makes Caudwell Children unique is that all the administration and management costs are covered by Chairman and Founder, entrepreneur turned philanthropist John Caudwell. This means that every penny raised can go directly to the cause.

For more information on Caudwell Children, or to make a direct donation, visit their website at www.caudwellchildren.com.

Recent Campaigns

(not so) Scary Monsters zip pulls

(Not So) Scary Monster™ zip pulls have caught the eye of people across the UK in 2009 thanks to an expansive (not so) Scary Monsters zip pull counter top campaign supported by Barclays and other regional banks and building societies.

Lisa Brian, Marketing Manager for Caudwell Children, said "This is an exciting new venture for the Charity and we hope the Monsters' charming nature will appeal to customers. It also means that going to bank your savings could also contribute towards a new wheelchair for a disabled child.

We wanted characters that represented equality and diversity. The (not so) Scary Monsters are a fantastic fun brand for children and adults of all ages. We hope that people will join us in trying to help sick and disabled children in their community."

The (not so) Scary Monster zip pulls are available for a suggested donation of £1.

Fundraising information pack

The (not so) Scary Monsters have been helping Caudwell fundraisers of all ages with their monstrous information packs. Inside, the resourceful and imaginative(not so) Scary bunch explain lots of different fundraising ideas with all sorts of chuckles and adventures along the way. Whether it is Jolly Monster teaching you how to spread smiles or Cheeky Monster inventing monstrously mischievous fundraising ideas, there is a suggestion for everyone!

To find out more or download the pack, visit www.caudwellchildren.com.

Costume Character appearances

The ever popular Girlie and Cheeky Monsters have been spotted at fundraising events across the UK in the last year. If you're lucky, you might just get to meet a Monster in real life!