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In a groundbreaking collaboration that mixes creativity, philanthropy, and digital innovation, Limited Space, a leading digital Out Of Home (DOOH) media owner, is thrilled to announce a partnership with the visionary charitable project, My Name Is Ink created by the Chapter 7 Collective. 

This partnership will bring together individuals from across the world to contribute to a unique literary endeavour, while supporting the fight against illiteracy through their collaboration with the World Literacy Foundation.

My Name Is Ink is a true innovative project that aims to bring together 5,000 people from diverse corners of the globe, uniting them under the banner of creativity and charity. Participants will collectively contribute to the creation of a remarkable book under an exquisite corpse technique, where each individual purchases a sentence to add their part to the evolving story of "Ink." This creative unfolding of words will result in a truly unique piece of art. 

Every aspect of this collaboration is driven by a powerful cause. 100% of the profits generated from this collaborative literary project will be donated to the World Literacy Foundation, an organisation dedicated to fighting illiteracy worldwide. This initiative not only fosters artistic collaboration but also directly supports the mission of ensuring education and literacy for all.

Limited Space, a renowned player in the digital advertising landscape, will showcase the project to the UK in a national digital campaign spanning 60 screens in 30 Retail & Lifestyle destinations, amplifying the call to participate and contribute to the good cause of literacy.

"We are excited to partner with My Name Is Ink in this incredible endeavour," Samantha Sida, Co-Founder and Director at Limited Space. “Our commitment to creativity and innovation aligns seamlessly with the visionary goals of My Name Is Ink. By harnessing the power of digital Out Of Home advertising, we are honoured to help shine a spotlight on this project.”

 “With My Name Is Ink, we aim to innovate the way we fund the fight against illiteracy. Success relies on the generous support of partners like Limited Space, as collaborative art and enjoyable experience help create a tangible impact.” Benjamin Snyers, Founder and CMO of the Chapter 7 Collective and Managing Director of Ogilvy, NYC. 

 “At the Chapter 7 Collective, we see literacy as a key tool for creating critical minds, an essential skill for future generations to navigate the deluge of information. We're privileged to collaborate with Limited Space, whose DOOH network empowers us to amplify our message.” Stefan Hougaerts CCO and founder at the Chapter 7 Collective.

The collaboration between Limited Space and My Name Is Ink marks an extraordinary moment in both the literary and philanthropic realms. A movement that invites people to be a part of something greater than themselves. Together, they aim to innovate the narrative of fund raising in in an entertaining way. 

To learn more about My Name Is Ink and how you can contribute to this global literary phenomenon, please visit www.mynameisink.org