Partner Article
Together and Sale Sharks tackle Red Nose Day
Leading specialist lender, Together, teamed up with Sale Sharks as part of its fundraising for Comic Relief, with colleagues challenged to take on the premiership rugby professionals in a passing challenge.
All in the name of fun and fundraising, the team’s mascot was also on hand to cheer on colleagues and award the prizes to the best passers, with winners receiving tickets to see Sale Sharks take on the Worcester Warriors at their next game.
For those not familiar with the scrum, there was a whole host of further fundraising activity throughout Red Nose Day at the lender’s Cheadle headquarters, including a Countdown competition with a previous champion from the TV gameshow, plus a raffle, tombola, cake sales, joke booth, fancy dress competition, comedy quiz and more.
The company raised £3000 in just one day, with all the money going to Comic Relief. In the evening Together acted as a Red Nose Day call centre, with over 100 staff volunteering to take donation calls for Comic Relief.
Kevin Fisher, HR director at Together, said: “This is the second time we’ve acted as a call centre for Comic Relief, and we’re really proud of all our colleagues who gave up their time to make it possible. It was a great night for all involved and we’re delighted with the amount of donations we took on behalf of such a great cause. This followed our own day of fundraising which saw a wonderful sense of team spirit across the business and a fantastic visit from Sale Sharks, who were great sports.”
‘Let’s get giving’ is the fundraising arm of the company’s wider ‘Let’s make it count’ initiative which spans charity, community and the environment.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Together .
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