flagship events - the Annual Women's Lunch Debate and Annual Celebrity Cricket Match – but in 2013 broadened and increased their support of the charity, by supporting two Wellbeing of Women funded researchers. Wellbeing of Women has an ongoing partnership with BHS. Karren Brady designed a collection of workwear dresses to be sold at BHS in aid of the charity in 2012, and in 2013, Emma Forbes launched another collection of dresses to be sold in aid of the charity. In December 2011, in the run-up to the 2012 Summer Olympics in Stratford, London, Clara Maidment shot a charity calendar in aid of Wellbeing of Women. Twelve British female sporting celebrities who posed in the lingerie of Nichole de Carle, wearing jewellery by Salima Hughes and Coster Diamonds. Events Wellbeing of Women runs a series of Literary Lunches at Fortnum & Mason, which feature a prominent author in conversation with Eve Pollard OBE or Baroness Jenkin of Kennington. Previous authors have included PD James, Barbara Taylor Bradford, Penny Vincenzi, Julian Fellowes and Ffion Hague. They also run a series called 'An Audience with...' at Fortnum and Mason. On 12 October 2011, the Right Reverend Vincent Nichols gave the first annual Sir George Pinker Memorial Address. In 2020, Jennifer Saunders gave her first ever BBC Radio 4 appeal for the charity. Campaigns In 2021, Royal Patron The Countess of Wessex co-hosted a roundtable event with business leaders, celebrities and women, to launch the charity's first campaign: The Menopause Workplace Pledge. Over 1700 organisations, including the BBC, AstraZeneca, Royal Mail, and Tesco have signed the pledge and committed to supporting colleagues through the menopause. In 2022, Mr Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle signed the pledge, committing to make the House of Commons "menopause friendly" for staff. In 2022, the charity launched a new campaign, called Let's #ChatMenopause, featuring films of women talking about their menopause experiences, including Carolyn Harris MP, Penny Lancaster, Zoe Hardman, Dr Nighat Arif, Michelle Griffith Robinson and women from the Armed Forces. References External links Medical and health organisations based in the United Kingdom Charities based in London Organizations established in 1964 Women's health