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[[File:A Charitable Earth.jpeg|thumb| | [[File:A Charitable Earth.jpeg|thumb|The business logo displayed outside its [[London]] headquarters. ([[NOTVALID]]: ''[[Ace Returns! (webcast)|Ace Returns!]]'')]] | ||
* It was featured on-screen for the first time in the 2019 webcast trailer ''[[Ace Returns! (webcast)|Ace Returns!]]'' marking the release of ''[[The Collection]]'' of [[Season 26]]. The logomark uses the "[[A]]" from Ace's jacket and logotype emphasises the "ACE" acronym. | * It was featured on-screen for the first time in the 2019 webcast trailer ''[[Ace Returns! (webcast)|Ace Returns!]]'' marking the release of ''[[The Collection]]'' of [[Season 26]]. The logomark uses the "[[A]]" from Ace's jacket and logotype emphasises the "ACE" acronym. | ||
* In the same webcast, the location of the charity can be clearly identified as [[London]]. | * In the same webcast, the location of the charity can be clearly identified as [[London]]. | ||
Revision as of 15:33, 5 February 2020
A Charitable Earth was a charity founded by Dorothy McShane, previously known as Ace, who was a former companion of the Doctor. It was founded to help orphans and underprivileged children, just as the Doctor had helped Ace when they first met. (AUDIO: In Remembrance)
While looking up the Doctor's other companions, Sarah Jane Smith found out about Dorothy, discovering the charity had raised billions of pounds. (TV: Death of the Doctor)
As of 2010, another of the Doctor's former companions, Melanie Bush, worked with A Charitable Earth, providing computers to schools in Africa. (PROSE: Death of the Doctor)
Behind the scenes
- It was featured on-screen for the first time in the 2019 webcast trailer Ace Returns! marking the release of The Collection of Season 26. The logomark uses the "A" from Ace's jacket and logotype emphasises the "ACE" acronym.
- In the same webcast, the location of the charity can be clearly identified as London.
