SUMMERfun
charrison gets on his BiKe!
For the fourth successive year, Guy Charrison has completed the Middlesex Masonic Sports Association London to Brighton bike ride, this year supporting the charity Wheelpower which supports disabled athletes. In the last four years, Guy has raised some £4,000 in sponsorship for this event. Guy’s sister, Melanie, also decided to
compete and whilst it wasn’t a race, Guy says that at the first hill Melanie whizzed passed, looking round and saying, “Can’t you boys keep up!” She completed the 58 miles an hour ahead of Guy in just 4 hours, being sixth overall and the first lady across the finishing line. Guy is pictured with Melanie and her son, Jez, who completed the Junior Bike Ride
from Brighton Pier to Hove.
Badger sets off to sea
Badger Holdings took top advisors and sales and lettings staff to sea on a 37ft yacht, ‘Scarlett of Poole’. The 15 winners along with the
Executive Chairman, Tony Addinall and other key management staff set sail for a day on the water and an evening of fun enjoying the South Coast’s best hot spots. Attendees got the opportunity to sail on the yacht as well as riding in a 7.8ft RIB which was brought along for additional fun. The yacht sailed to the Isle of Wight for lunch and in the evening they enjoyed dinner and a night in a hotel. Séamus Kavanagh, MD said, “Our
annual winners’ trip is the big prize which instills a sense of competition and team spirit amongst staff.”
LudLowthompson focuses on centrepoint
Ludlowthompson.com cemented their long relationship with Centrepoint, the charity for homeless young people, by participating in a sponsored 10km run.
spicerhaart nets a winner with staff incentives
England’s World Cup dream may be a distant memory for fans but for a group of Spicerhaart employees it is a reminder that there is all to play for when it comes to being part of a winning team. High-performing staff were whisked
away on a luxury three and a half week break with excursions to Sun City, the Stellenbosch wine region, safaris and
helicopter trips, as well as taking in some of the World Cup. Spicerhaart Chief Executive Paul
Smith said, “It was the most fantastic trip, despite England’s poor results. Our staff members are our best asset and it was a great way to reward our top employees who work in our estate agency, financial services and lettings divisions for their dedication.”
Stephen Ludlow, Director of
Ludlowthompson.com, said, “A fantastic day was enjoyed by all the runners with some new record times and the best support station and profile of all the charities taking part. Well done to all involved and best of all vital funds have been raised to help support and develop homeless young people in London.” John Raynham of Centrepoint said,
“On behalf of all of the staff and young people at Centrepoint I would like to thank every runner. We are so grateful to our corporate supporters who never fail to show 110 per cent energy and commitment in supporting Centrepoint.”
King sturge support the chiLdren’s trust
The Children’s Trust has asked PROPERTYdrum to congratulate all the competitors who took part in this year’s King Sturge Property Triathlon in July at Dorney Lake, Windsor, helping to raise £120,000 for two charities – The Children’s Trust and Orchid. 2,200 triathletes from the property
sector battled against 30 degree heat to complete the annual charity challenge, which is now in its fourth year.
48 SEPTEMBER 2010 PROPERTYdrum Ruth Allsopp also expressed her
special thanks to King Sturge for choosing The Children’s Trust, as one of two charities, to benefit from the company’s 250th anniversary celebrations this year, during which it is hoped that a total of £250,000 will be raised. Money raised for the Trust will help to enhance the lives of some of the UK’s most severely disabled children.
www.thechildrenstrust.org.uk
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