Oh my God! Kaiser Chiefs help Brahm raise £3,000 for charity

One of the biggest bands of 2007, Kaiser Chiefs, took time out of their busy schedule to help Brahm raise over £3,000 for the Meningitis Research Foundation.

The Leeds band donated a triple platinum disc awarded for sales of their first album, ‘Employment’, for the 2007 SH! Awards, a student design and new media talent search organised by Brahm in memory of Stuart Hocknell, one of the agency’s talented designers, who died tragically from meningitis aged just 28.

The platinum disc was auctioned on eBay and the band’s keyboard player, Nick ‘Peanut’ Baines, joined Brahmers, clients, guests and the cream of Yorkshire’s young designers at the awards presentation night.

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