Sir Robert McAlpine volunteers played a vital role in the ParalympicsGB Kitting Out event recently, supporting athletes as they prepare for the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games.
Hosted by Loughborough University, the ParalympicsGB Kitting Out event involved our Sir Robert McAlpine colleagues assisting in volunteer roles:
Our 6 volunteers ensured athletes received their ParalympicsGB kits efficiently whilst enjoying a seamless experience. The Kitting Out showrooms and Athlete lounge space was hosted at Loughborough University’s Sport Park Hub, while the Victory Hall in the Holywell Sports Centre was transformed into an impressive warehouse.
Supporting the ParalympicsGB Kitting Out was an incredibly rewarding experience. From knowing that you were doing something which was of real benefit to an incredible group of people, to the all-encompassing excitement radiating from the athletes which engulfed us all. It’s a few days which I will always look back on fondly and I thank Sir Robert McAlpine and ParalympicsGB for allowing us to be a part of it.
Liz Waters Senior Social Value Manager at Sir Robert McAlpine.
My experience volunteering for ParalympicsGB Kitting Out was absolutely amazing and I’ve had such great fun! Meeting some of the ParalympicGB athletes was truly inspiring and it felt wonderful to assist them, knowing we played a small part in their incredible journey.
Zara Masood Proposals Manager at Sir Robert McAlpine
Huge thanks to all This initiative highlights Sir Robert McAlpine’s commitment to supporting the incredible team of athletes at ParalympicsGB. We’ll be cheering them on all the way to the Paris 2024 Games!
We've been a partner of ParalympicsGB since 2019, and we’re extremely proud of it. Supporting the most inspirational team of athletes in the UK all the way to the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games reflects both our passion for inclusion and our constant pursuit of excellence.
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