Set yourself a new challenge in 2017
The Electrical Industries Charity is delighted to announce it is now accepting applications for the Virgin Money London Marathon, which takes place on 23 April 2017. Register today and secure your place in one of the largest fundraising events on the planet. Hurry applications are closing soon.
The London Marathon remains one of the biggest charity fundraising events in the UK, and the Charity is urging members of the industry to take part in this iconic event and raise much-needed funds to help those in our industry when they need it most.
The Virgin Money London Marathon has received over 253,000 applications for the 2017 event. It is time for you to do the same and join them at this historic sporting event. Don’t wait until it is too late to do something incredible next year. The deadline for applications is on Thursday 1 September 2016. All applicants will be notified if they are successful by 31 October 2016.
Managing director, Tessa Ogle said: “The Virgin Money London Marathon is one of the most famous races in the world that receives thousands of participants each year who are challenging their personal abilities to raise money for those who matter to them the most. In the past two years, the charity’s runners took to the streets of London and raised thousands of pounds for the Electrical Industries Charity. We are hoping to raise even more money in the upcoming year.
“Now is your opportunity to challenge yourself and to show your support for your charity by securing your place and raising money for those who need your help the most.”
Book your place today. For further information regarding the minimum donation or to register for a Virgin Money London Marathon place, please contact Vicky Gray email: vicky.gray@electricalcharity.org
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