Luxury menswear brand, House of Cavani (HoC) has joined Club 10, a new initiative that will help fund the pioneering Paediatric Transplant Trials network.

House of Cavani has pledged £10,000 to the network this year, which was launched by Cure Leukaemia to support lifesaving transplant trials across 10 children’s hospitals nationwide.

They have joined eleven other businesses to generate a collective annual cost of £1 million, which will play a vital part of funding life-saving trials for children battling leukaemia.

The seven founding members of Club 10 include Climate FM, CSW Cladding, Media Travels, Salesforce, Cassidy Group, Endurance Zone, and Westbridge Foods.

Sukhi Mondair, CEO of House of Cavani, said: “Being part of Club 10 is true honour and we are deeply committed to supporting critical trials that have the potential to drive meaningful advancements for children facing leukaemia.

“By supporting life-saving research and clinical trials, we are able to contribute to the development of new treatments and therapies that are helping to bring meaningful change to children and their families.

“We look forward to collaborating with like-minded individuals and organisations to make a lasting impact in this important work.”

Bhupinder Dhillon, Business Development Manager at Cure Leukaemia, said: “We are thrilled to welcome House of Cavani as a Club 10 member.

“Their continued support of Cure Leukaemia is invaluable in advancing the ATICUS network's mission across the West Midlands and the UK, helping to connect children with potentially life-saving treatments and accelerating progress towards eradicating leukaemia.

“Their commitment demonstrates the power of businesses making a real difference in the fight against this disease, and we hope to see many more organisations follow in their footsteps to support this vital cause.” To learn more about how to support Cure Leukaemia or to join Club 10 please visit the website here.