Supermodel Rachel Hunter is leading the TK Maxx and Cancer Research UK GiveGet charity clothing donation campaign to raise £2 million for cancer research. TK Maxx and Cancer Research UK are handing out thousands of GiveGet donation bags throughout the month of March. UK's GiveGet charity drive runs from March 18th to April 2nd, and during that time, the public is asked to donate unwanted good quality clothing, books, music, DVD's and other household items.

"We are really excited by the GiveGet campaign as we hope it will help us raise vital funds for Cancer Research UK to continue its research into the causes, treatment and prevention of cancer. We rely heavily on the public for donations and a national campaign of this scale, made possible by TK Maxx, provides a huge boost to our fundraising efforts," states Simon Ledsham, Director of Retail for Cancer Research UK.

"I am hoping everyone will join me in having a clear out and help to make this year's GiveGet the biggest charity collection ever," said Rachel Hunter, who is asking Brits to get behind the second GiveGet drive, after a survey found six in ten have at least five clothing items they have not worn in the past two years. Rachel Hunter's ex-husband, Rod Stewart, is a thyroid cancer survivor.