
What does it take to make Maggie’s Yorkshire?
01 Aug 2019Tom Roberts, Project Manager and David Thompson, Commercial Manager, discuss what it takes to construct a building like no other for Maggie’s Yorkshire.
Colleagues across the business are preparing for an epic charity cycle ride and 477 miles fundraising challenge for Maggie’s.
Our lycra-clad heroes from across our UK office and sites are ramping up their training as they prepare for their epic charity ride for Maggie’s in just a few weeks’ time.
Starting on 29th August and finishing on 2nd September, our colleagues will cycle from the heart (Hemel HQ) to our spiritual home (Glasgow) where it all began 150 years ago.
They are hoping to promote the fantastic work of Maggie’s along the way, raising as much funds for the charity as they can.
We wish them the very best of luck as they embark on what will be a memorable journey visiting the following cities, towns and project landmarks:
Day 1 – Hemel Hempstead to Milton Keynes, Kettering and finally Leicester
Day 2 – Leicester to Nottingham, Rotherham and finally Leeds
Day 3 – Leeds to Harrogate, Richmond, Durham and finally Chester-le-Street
Day 4 – Chester-le-Street to Newcastle, Amble Bamburgh and finally Berwick-upon-Tweed
Day 5 - Berwick-upon-Tweed to Edinburgh, to Glasgow.
If you wish to show your support with a donation, please visit the Maggie’s fundraising page:
https://www.justgiving.com/teams/SRM-150-CC
Last year, Maggie's had over 281,000 visits to its centre's from people with cancer and their family and friends.
Our Heart to Home ride will help to fund Maggie’s centres’ vital programme of essential drop-in, one-to-one and group support. This funding will help to ensure that they can continue to meet the ever-increasing demand for support at the centres nationwide. Every pound donated and raised will help to make the lives of people and families living with cancer better.
Thank you in advance for your support and very best of luck to all the cyclists taking part.
Tom Roberts, Project Manager and David Thompson, Commercial Manager, discuss what it takes to construct a building like no other for Maggie’s Yorkshire.
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