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Travis Perkins


Team completes walking challenge for local hospice


A dedicated team from the UK’s largest distributor of building materials, Travis Perkins plc, with head offi ces in Northampton, has completed a walking challenge in aid of Cynthia Spencer Hospice, raising more than £5,600 – equivalent to more than 10 days of patient care. Covering 41 miles on the picturesque Ivanhoe Way in 14


hours, 21 team members endured rain, sun, mud, blisters, aches and niggles to accomplish the huge challenge, in some of Leicestershire’s best countryside. “As one of the biggest employers in Northampton, at Travis


Perkins plc, our purpose is to help build better communities, and we take great pride in making positive change happen,” explained organiser Brett Jackson, head of client services, at Travis Perkins plc. “Cynthia Spencer Hospice means a lot to our colleagues and other local people in Northampton, many of whom have directly or indirectly experienced the benefi t of the services they off er, and has been our charity partner for several years, so this walk was part of a wider fundraising campaign for them.”


In addition to the walkers, four people were on support duty at


checkpoints throughout the challenge to help keep motivation high. “T ere was a great sense of teamwork with everyone supporting


each other to get through what was a very tough challenge of hiking through very diffi cult terrain,” said Brett. “But there was a great sense of pride at the end for what we achieved.” Anita Frith, director of income generation and communications


at Cynthia Spencer Hospice, praised the walkers for their achievement. She said: “Travis Perkins continues to be a key local business that supports Cynthia Spencer Hospice. We are grateful for their continued eff ort and welcome other local businesses to support us in being able to continue providing support to those in the local community who need our services.”


T ere’s still time to donate to the Travis Perkins fundraising by visiting http://lnkd.in/eHm7m35R


To fi nd out more about Cynthia Spencer Hospice, visit https://cynthiaspencer.org.uk


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