Do you want to meet McFLY? If you are based in UK, you have a chance to get this rare opportunity that was given by BIRT.

BIRT or The Brain Injury Rehabilitation Trust is a services that aim to help people regain the skills lost as a result of brain injury. Recently, Tom just donated 50,000 BP for this charity from his The Cube participation.

Here’s more detail information from the press release about how you can join this contest and meet McFLY.

Press Release
For immediate release

BIRT’s McFly Competition Deadline Extended!

The Brain Injury Rehabilitation Trust (BIRT) is running a competition to win the chance to meet McFly at a summer concert! The competition deadline – launched as a part of Brain Injury Awareness Week back in May, has now been extended to the 13th July. All you need to do to be in with your chance to win is create a 2min film about brain injury awareness and upload it to the ‘Look After Your Head’ facebook page.

If you are based in the UK and are able to get your teacher, parent or group leader to run one of BIRT’s awareness raising sessions you could be in with your chance to meet McFly at a summer concert. Download a resource pack from our website (details below) to get all the information you need to create your winning film!

Ask your teacher, parent or group leader to download a pack here. You can also email cportman@birt.co.uk or call 01924 224472 for a hard copy pack and a DVD of ‘Ashley’s Story’ which will give you ideas on how to make an awareness raising 2 min film. There are also hints and tips on this page.

Help support BIRT and the Look After Your Head awareness campaign – a cause that is close to McFly – Tom recently raised £50,000 for BIRT on ITV’s the cube. Your winning 2 min film will be used throughout the year – helping others to understand why it’s important to look after your head!

BIRT offers services throughout the UK, to about 550 people each year. Its aim is to help people regain the skills lost as a result of brain injury – whether caused by road accident, assault, stroke or illness. The Trust’s clinical expertise, combined with excellent facilities and a dedication to care, gives each individual the best possible chance of rehabilitation following an acquired brain injury.