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The Challenge

The Jill Todd Trust was established in commemoration of Jill Todd’s talented life which was taken after a short but aggressive cancer-related illness. Jill was only 23 and the daughter of local architect Barrie Todd.

When the trust asked us if we would be willing to provide pro-bono copywriting services to help them bring their website – and their message – to life, we were delighted to do our bit to help a great cause.

The Solution

As a charitable trust, the website was critical to the success of the ‘Ask an Architect’ initiative, in terms of raising both awareness and donations. That’s why the first step involved me meeting with Barrie to find out about Jill, the trust, the goals of the Trust, and the ‘Ask an Architect’ campaign itself. The result was a beautifully designed website that resulted in an effective fundraising campaign.

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It is estimated that a new word is created every 98 minutes

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Author Ernest Vincent Wright wrote a 50,000-word novel without once using the letter ‘E’!

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4000 new words are added to the dictionary every year!

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The most commonly used letter in the English language is 'E': it appears in approximately 11% of all words and is 57 times more common than 'Q'!. 

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‘Queueing’ is the only word with five consecutive vowels: perfect for playing hangman!

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Month, orange, silver, and purple do not rhyme with any other word

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At 15 letters, ‘uncopyrightable’ is the longest word containing no repeating letters

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At 8 letters, ‘aegilops’ is the longest word in English with all its letters in alphabetical order

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At 6 letters, ‘eunoia’ is the shortest word in the English language that contains all five main vowels

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Dreamt is the only word in the English language that ends in the letters ‘MT’

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At 10 letters, ‘scraunched’ is the longest one syllable word in the English language.

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At 3 letters, the shortest sentence in the English language is ‘I am’

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At 7 letters, the longest word in the English language, without a vowel, is ‘rhythms’