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PTSG is taking its support for breast cancer awareness onto the road, with three specially wrapped pink vans set to travel the length and breadth of the UK over the next three years.

And the Group wants the public to get involved.

Launched as part of PTSG’s support for Breast Cancer Awareness Month and Breast Cancer Now’s Wear It Pink campaign, the striking pink vehicles will become moving reminders of a cause that affects thousands of families every year.

But there’s more to the initiative than raising awareness.

Under PTSG’s new Spot the Pink campaign, members of the public, customers, suppliers and colleagues are invited to photograph the vans whenever they spot them on their travels.

For every qualifying photograph shared on social media, PTSG will donate £5 to Breast Cancer Now, up to a total of £1,000 during the campaign’s first year.

Taking part couldn’t be simpler. Spot one of the pink vans, take a photograph safely, share it on social media, tag PTSG and include #SpotThePink, along with the town or location.

To keep things fair, each person can submit one photograph per calendar month. Photographs must be taken safely and legally and never while driving.

Greg Ward, Group Chief Executive Officer of PTSG, said: “Breast cancer awareness shouldn’t be confined to one day or even one month of the year. By putting these vehicles on the road for the next three years, we’re creating a visible, lasting reminder of a cause that matters enormously to our colleagues, their families and the wider community.

“We want people to spot the vans, share their photographs and, most importantly, help us keep the conversation going. If we can raise awareness and generate additional funding for vital research and support services along the way, that’s something we can all be proud of.”

The initiative builds on PTSG’s growing support for Breast Cancer Now, including its annual Wear It Pink activities, which raised £1,700 in 2025.

With three pink vans travelling across the country, the Group hopes the campaign will reach thousands of people over the coming years.

So, keep your eyes peeled. If you spot the pink vans, spread the word.

To make a donation visit our JustGiving Page. 

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