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Trinny, Susannah launch campaign

Trinny, Susannah launch campaign
Trinny Woodall and Susannah Constantine launched the charity cups
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TV style gurus Trinny and Susannah are making coffee cups the must-have accessory as they launched a charity drive.

The pair are supporting a new Starbucks campaign which will help raise money people with HIV and Aids in Africa.

The coffee chain has teamed up with (RED) to make a donation every time customers buy a special take-away tumbler and use a new loyalty card.

ITV presenters Trinny Woodall and Susannah Constantine were at a central London branch of Starbucks to launch the fundraising effort.

Trinny said: "This is something you do every day anyway, so why not make it a part of your giving?

"I think it's a very good time of year to launch it, because going towards Christmas it's that traditional time of goodwill - it's a sense of, you get something for yourself and you do something for somebody else."

For each tumbler sold, £3 will go towards the Global Fund charity, while five pence will be donated for every use of the Starbucks (RED) card.

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