Latest fundraising efforts from our colleagues around the business have added five new bricks to our virtual Maggie's centre bringing us closer to our 100,000 hours for Maggie's goal.
After reaching our original £1m for Maggie's target in May 2022, we set ourselves a goal of funding 100,000 hours of support for Maggie’s centre visitors, which equates to £1m in cash.
To help track our progress, we are building a virtual Maggie’s in the shape of the charity's logo. Our interactive Maggie's is made up of bricks representing the number of hours of support our collective fundraising efforts would pay for.
Examples of bricks include:
£5,000 will pay for 100 hours of a Getting Started course with a support specialist for those about to embark on cancer treatment.
£15,000 will pay for 1,200 hours of family day sessions, where kids can get together with others to come to terms with mum or dad having cancer.
Every fundraising activity goes towards adding another brick into the virtual Maggie's.
Thanks go to our M6 ROM and A19 project teams whose baking efforts have collectively raised £545.
Colleagues from SRM together with supply chain partners from the national Gallery cycled from London to York, raising £3,000.
Thanks to our sites and office teams who organised their own events to support our month of fundraising for Maggie’s.
Huge thanks goes to Kevin Munday and all involved in this year's Southampton Golf Day. The annual event was yet again a huge success raising £2660 for Maggie's.
Huge congratulations to Patrick Naughton, Section Engineer, and our former colleague, Lynda Thwaite, who successfully completed the London Marathon (April 2024), collectively raising £9K for Maggie’s!
Go to our partnership page to interact with our virtual Maggie's Centre. Each brick shows how our fundraising activities contributes to supporting people diagnosed with cancer and their families.
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