Fitness star, Joe Wicks, has partnered with Asda to try and create a new initiative relieving parents and careers from financial problems. The supermarket has an initiative called Cashpot for Schools, in which up to £7.5 million will be donated to primary schools across the nation. This money comes from shoppers, but how? Well, it doesn’t come directly from the customers, but is they use the Asda Rewards app whilst in store, Asda will donate 0.5% of their total basket spend to a primary school of the customers choice. Asda are hoping that this incentive will draw more consumers to shop at Asda. And with Joe Wicks as the face of the campaign, they are hoping it should be appealing to their audiences.