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Dr Min Rodriguez

Head of Social Impact

Last year, our colleagues hiked, swam, baked and cycled to raise money for our community fund, and they’re not showing any signs of slowing down. By the end of the first quarter of this financial year, we’ve already raised £19,000, bringing our total to an incredible £65,000. This funding will be shared across 27 charities through our community fund, which supports charities helping to tackle health and social inequalities.

 

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From pushing physical limits to stepping well outside their comfort zones, our colleagues have really gone the extra mile for the causes they care about. 

Here are just a few highlights from the fundraising events so far. 

White water rafting

48 Colleagues took part in this years ‘Extreme Challenge’ and took on a white-water rafting adventure. The team braced freezing waters and dangerous conditions to battle the rapids.

 

Their determination raised over £9,000 so far. 

Skydive

Kim Hunt completed a 15,000m skydive in support of Sophie’s Legacy,a charity that  supports children and parents in hospitals by providing nutritious food, play specialists, and increasing funding for childhood cancer research.

 

Kim's efforts resulted in £650 raised.

Tough Mudder Challenge

Asu Demirdelen, Lewis Flavell, Chris Friel, Beth Stewart and Amy Bradbury took on a 15km Tough Mudder, facing mud, obstacles and challenging conditions throughout the course.


Through resilience and teamwork, the group
raised £650 for the Community Fund, supporting all 27 charities.

Half Marathon

Barry Moynihan completed a half marathon in support of Martineau Gardens, a Midlands-based charity that provides a welcoming space where people experiencing deprivation can improve their wellbeing, raising £500. 

Chris Friel, Kevin Showler, Lewis Flavell and Jon Wood also took part in half marathons, demonstrating strong commitment and endurance while raising £845 for The Wellspring, which supports people at risk of homelessness. 

London to Brighton Ultra Challenge 

Paul Hart took on the London to Brighton Ultra Challenge, walking over 65 miles in support of The Wellspring and Community Fund charities in the North.

His efforts resulted in
 £400 raised. 

Our dedicated colleagues show no signs of stopping. We have plenty more planned for the rest of the year. 

 

If you would like to support our Community Fund, you can donate here.  

 

A huge thank you to everyone who has participated, donated or supported our fundraising. Your efforts are helping us create a meaningful impact in the communities we serve.