EIC Update
EIC celebrates anniversary with Power of Ten campaign
Commemorating the Legacy of the Electrical Industries Charity (EIC). O
n 10 September, the EIC will proudly celebrate EIC Day, marking the anniversary of the charity by
honouring the incredible journey that began with ten pioneers who each contributed £10 to help those in need within our industry. The EIC invites the industry to join them through the ‘Power of Ten’ campaign.
Participate in the Thames Moonlight 10-Mile Walk
One of the highlights of the celebration is the Thames Moonlight 10-mile walk, a symbol of unity and commitment. The EIC charity team will be taking part in this inspiring event, walking together under the moonlight to raise funds and awareness. To join them on this journey, you can either walking with them or support their eff orts through donations. Sign up for the Thames Moonlight 10-mile walk here:
www.ultrachallenge.com/ thames-moonlight-10 or donate here: https://
electricalcharity.enthuse.com/pf/eic-day- power-of-10
Can’t make it to the walk? No problem. You can still be part of the celebration by creating your own ‘Power of Ten’ challenge. •
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Cycle 10 Miles: Take your bike for a 10-mile ride through your favourite trails.
Bake 10 Cakes: Host a bake sale with 10 delicious cakes and donate the proceeds.
Walk 10 Miles: Organise a local walk in your community with friends and family.
Whatever challenge you choose, your eff orts will help us continue providing critical support to those in need within the electrical industry. Don’t forget to set up an enthuse page at: https://electricalcharity.
enthuse.com/profi le
Help spread the word by sharing your “Power of Ten” journey on social media. Use the hashtags #PowerOfTen and #EICDay to connect with others and inspire more people to get involved. Your participation and generosity are vital to the EIC’s mission. Let’s come together to honour our history and build a brighter future for our community!
Run a 10k: Lace up your running shoes and hit the pavement for a 10k run.
Zumtobel Group raises funds for EIC Thorn and Zumtobel, part of the Zumtobel Group, have raised £9,824 for the Electrical Industries Charity (EIC) during the fi nancial year 2023/24. The funds were raised through various internal initiatives, refl ecting the company’s commitment to supporting its wider community. Paul Kilburn, managing director UK and Ireland at the Zumtobel Group, expressed his pride in his team’s eff orts, highlighting the importance of supporting the EIC: “The Electrical Industries Charity often stands as an unsung hero behind the scenes in the electrical industry, off ering invaluable support and assistance to those in need. Our team has come together to contribute to this noble cause, recognising the crucial role EIC plays in the lives of many. The compassion and dedication of the EIC team are truly inspiring, and we are honoured to support their mission.” Kate Adamczyk, director of marketing and business development at the Electrical
Industries Charity, expressed her gratitude for the Zumtobel Group’s eff orts: “We are incredibly grateful to the Zumtobel Group for their remarkable fundraising eff orts and their unwavering support for the Electrical Industries Charity. The £9,824 raised will make a signifi cant diff erence in the lives of many individuals within the electrical industry who rely on our assistance. The creativity and enthusiasm shown by the Zumtobel Group team through their various initiatives are truly praiseworthy. Their commitment to giving back to the community exemplifi es the very best of corporate social responsibility.”
The funds raised by the Zumtobel Group brands and teams were accumulated through a series of engaging activities and initiatives, including a walking challenge; central donation for customer surveys; bake off s; donate for a duvet day, ‘Last One Standing’ events and a Red Bull Book Auction.
The Electrical Industries Charity provides crucial support to individuals in the electrical industries during times of need. Whether it’s fi nancial assistance, mental health support or career development, they are dedicated to making a positive impact on the lives of those they serve.
If you’re feeling like you need support, you can call the EIC helpline on 0800 652 1618 or email at
support@electricalcharity.org
16 | electrical wholesalerJuly 2024
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