DPO Centre Traitors winner donates £500 to Cancer Research

At the end of 2025, colleagues from across The DPO Centre came together for our much-anticipated festive All Hands conference. A real highlight in our calendar, it is a chance to spend time together in a more relaxed setting with plenty of conversation and collaboration. 

The event also included an exciting team challenge inspired by The Traitors show. Running throughout the day and into the evening, colleagues took on secret ‘faithful’ or ‘traitor’ roles, testing their powers of observation and persuasion. Alliances were formed and suspicions quietly grew!
 

After much suspense, with impressive bluffing and persuasion, Data Protection Officer Liz Griffiths was crowned the overall winner. 

Congratulations to Liz, who chose to donate the £500 charity prize to Cancer Research UK. 

Commenting on her decision, Liz said: 

‘Winning The DPO Centre’s Traitors game was even more special, as it meant I could choose a charity of my choice to receive a donation. Cancer Research was an easy choice because of the meaningful and life-changing work they do to help find a cure. Having personal experiences of how deeply cancer affects so many people makes this support incredibly close to my heart. I’m really proud that this win could contribute to such an important cause, and a huge thank you to my colleagues and organisers who made it such a memorable experience.’ 

Sophia France, Relationship Manager – Norfolk and Suffolk at Cancer Research, said: 

‘Thank you very much to The DPO Centre for generously donating £500 to Cancer Research UK! Your funds are supporting our lifesaving work. As the largest independent funder of cancer research, Cancer Research UK has made significant breakthroughs in understanding cancer in all its complexity, diagnosing cancer earlier, and making treatment more effective and kinder to patients. With nearly 1 in 2 people will get cancer in their lifetime, all of us can support the research that will beat it. Thanks to our incredible supporters, over the past 50 years, our work has helped double cancer survival in the UK. Please accept my heartfelt thanks and congratulations for your support. Together, we are beating cancer.’ 

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