Enter the Dragon
The Electrical Industries Charity is delighted to announce its first ever Dragon Boat event and is urging companies to sign up for what promises to be an unforgettable experience.
Taking place on Saturday 6 August 2016 at Peterborough rowing lake, the Dragon Boat event will bring together industry professionals to raise money for those who need it the most.
Managing director, Tessa Ogle says: “This is our first ever Dragon Boat event which will bring together a wide range of companies from our industry for a fun filled day of friendly rivalry. It is a fantastic way to re-ignite your team spirit and enjoy the fastest growing water activity in Britain with your friends, family and colleagues.”
Do you think your team has what it takes to line up against its industry rivals and be a winner? Companies can sign up their team of 11 for the standard package which costs just £1,000 and includes a £300 donation to the Electrical Industries Charity. Teams can also take up the fundraising challenge as the team raising the most money will be awarded the Charity trophy on the day.
The Charity is offering an additional three ultimate packages for £1,750 which includes a donation of £550 and ensures your company logo will be featured, not only on one of the Dragon Boats, but across all of the marketing materials for the event.
Spectators are also welcome as the venue will offer plenty of entertainment including fairground rides, a bouncy castle and many more fun activities for all the family.
Why not sign up today - for more information contact, Stacey Burrows: Stacey.Burrows@electricalcharity.org
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