Mission accomplished
They may be slightly battered and bruised, but the tenacious team from our North region have successfully completed a gruelling 10km tough mudder-style obstacle charity challenge.
Sales executives from our Bradley Meadow development in Market Weighton, Alex Rymer and Hannah Sheppard joined site manager Paul Douglass (and his brother Neil) to tackle the recent muddy mission in Leeds, as part of the Major’s Events series.
The course featured everything from crawling through muddy tunnels, having their senses bombarded with smoke, explosions, unexpected smells and sounds to tackling stench trenches.
Paul and his brother Neil used the challenge at Bramham Park, which they undertook on behalf of British Military Fitness York, to raise money for Hull Royal Infirmary’s ICU and neurosurgery wards.
Paul said: “The hospital treated our mum last year after she was diagnosed with a brain hemorrhage and needed surgery.
“This is a frequently fatal condition, but the nurses, doctors and surgeons offered the best care possible, operating in order to stop further bleeds to her brain. Mum is now making a full and speedy recovery.
“We would like to show our appreciation to the staff on these wards by raising as much money as possible.”
The team has smashed its £1,500 target – which poignantly was reached on Mothers’ Day – and their efforts now top a massive £2,600.
There is still time to boost the charity funds by donating at: https://mydonate.bt.com/fundraisers/paulneilmajorseries
March 2016
Mission accomplished
They may be slightly battered and bruised, but the tenacious team from our North region have successfully completed a gruelling 10km tough mudder-style obstacle charity challenge.
Sales executives from our Bradley Meadow development in Market Weighton, Alex Rymer and Hannah Sheppard joined site manager Paul Douglass (and his brother Neil) to tackle the recent muddy mission in Leeds, as part of the Major’s Events series.
The course featured everything from crawling through muddy tunnels, having their senses bombarded with smoke, explosions, unexpected smells and sounds to tackling stench trenches.
Paul and his brother Neil used the challenge at Bramham Park, which they undertook on behalf of British Military Fitness York, to raise money for Hull Royal Infirmary’s ICU and neurosurgery wards.
Paul said: “The hospital treated our mum last year after she was diagnosed with a brain hemorrhage and needed surgery.
“This is a frequently fatal condition, but the nurses, doctors and surgeons offered the best care possible, operating in order to stop further bleeds to her brain. Mum is now making a full and speedy recovery.
“We would like to show our appreciation to the staff on these wards by raising as much money as possible.”
The team has smashed its £1,500 target – which poignantly was reached on Mothers’ Day – and their efforts now top a massive £2,600.
There is still time to boost the charity funds by donating at: https://mydonate.bt.com/fundraisers/paulneilmajorseries
March 2016
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