Calacus has produced our annual White Paper showcasing some of the best Sport for Good initiatives around the world – from a variety of organisations transforming lives through sport.
Read MoreCalacus has produced a White Paper showcasing some of the best sport for good initiatives around the world – from a variety of organisations transforming lives through sport.
Read MoreAs we begin 2021, we look at how the issue of sports activism altered over the past 12 months, and what is in store for 2021 as it continues to rise ahead of major events this summer.
Read MoreThere is a train of thought that sport should stick to sport and leave other issues to politicians and charities. England men’s football captain Harry Kane disagrees.
Read MoreSteve Waugh fell in love with India when he first toured with the team in 1986 and he’s now published a new book of 220 of his own photographs entitled ‘The Spirit of Cricket – India.’
Read MoreWe look at the best and worst communicators in the sports world from the previous week as Marcus Rashford continues his campaign and a Premier League revolution falls flat.
Read MoreI faced challenges as a young man and I’ve been fortunate that boxing has given me opportunities and a support network that has helped me throughout my life – and now I want to help others.
Read MoreA scandal has erupted in London after Financial Times journalist Madison Marriage highlighted the raucous and inappropriate behaviour at the men-only Presidents Club charity dinner at The Dorchester Hotel.
Read MoreCalacus is delighted to be providing support for the London Football Awards, which raises money for national charity, the Willow Foundation, run by legendary former Arsenal goalkeeper Bob Wilson.
Read MoreWhen you invest in shirt sponsorship, raising awareness and increasing revenues are usually priorities, but for new Swansea City sponsor LeTou, giving something back to the local community was a focus.
Read MoreThe Champions League may be the greatest club competition in the world but UEFA also runs the Foundation for Children to help vulnerable children through sport and football in particular.
Read MoreChance to Shine is on a mission to spread the power of cricket throughout schools and communities – and recently used Pakistan bowler Wahab Riaz to inspire East London youngsters.
Read MoreThe Olympic Torch arrived in Brasilia recently and Syrian child refugee, Daqqah Hannan, 12, was among the first runners – demonstrating Rio 2016's commitment to highlight the plight of children in global society.
Read MoreCalacus will provide public relations support to launch of the ‘It’s a Penalty’ campaign to protect Brazilian children from exploitation and abuse during the Olympic and Paralympic Games in Rio later this year.
Read MoreAsk any business whether Corporate Social Responsibility matters to them and they will almost certainly say 'yes' but few have made the sort of commitment Mercedes-Benz has done in its partnership with Laureus.
Read MoreNelson Mandela said that "sport has the power to change the world" at the inaugural Laureus World Sports Awards in Monaco in 2000 and 15 years later in Kuala Lumpur, his legacy lives on.
Read MoreMacmillan Cancer Support has appointed Calacus to run a national campaign to encourage more people to leave charity donations in their wills and discounted will writing service.
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