Double the Distance, Double the Goals
Reggiani Lighting will be sponsoring employee Mark Griffiths on his campaign to achieve an extended London Marathon challenge in aid of the Electrical Industries Charity.
The Marathon which takes place on the 26th April, is all about helping to raise funds for good causes and Mark has decided not only to run the 26 mile course once, but to complete a double marathon i.e. from finish to start and start to finish again.
A lighting designer by profession, Mark’s love of running along with his passion for light provides the perfect combination for this ultimate challenge on behalf of such a worthy cause. With the full support of his colleagues and management at Reggiani he hopes to raise a significant amount for the Electrical Industries Charity.
Mark commented: “In my role as a lighting designer at Reggiani I strive to create the most appropriate way to express light to make each and every project special, but none of this would be possible without the cooperation of my colleagues in the electrical, electronics and energy industries, which is why I chose to support their worthwhile cause”.
The Electrical Industries Charity offers support to all individuals from the electrical and energy industries whenever they or their families require assistance. For more information on the EIC go to: www.electricalcharity.org
To make a donation in support of Mark’s commendable effort, please go to: www.justgiving.com/Reggiani-Mark-Griffiths/
For more information on both visit: www.Reggiani.net/en
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