Take on a life-changing challenge in 2017
The Electrical Industries Charity is calling on the electrical and energy industries to take on a life-changing challenge for people in your industry by participating in one or all of the Charity’s sporting events this summer.
The Charity has a wide range of events to choose from which will get you fit, push you beyond your limits and leave you with long-lasting memories for many years to come.
You can challenge your physical strength, mental grit and overcome your biggest fears while completing the toughest obstacle course in the UK – the Tough Mudder 2017. At the Tough Mudder, you will have a chance to step outside of your comfort zone and push yourself beyond your limits as you overcome over 20 obstacles. This world’s greatest mud run is taking place at various UK locations between 13 May 2017- 24 September 2017. For further information, please visit the Charity’s official website.
Or why not get involved with one of the Charity’s leading sporting events – Volleyball 2017 and compete against your industry rivals alongside members of team GB. Sign up your team of six players for only £800 today and experience volleyball in a fun atmosphere while raising vital funds for your colleagues. EIC Volleyball 2017 is taking place on Thursday 29 June 2017 at Richmond Volleyball Club, Teddington Beach Courts, Richmond.
Managing director, Tessa Ogle said: “The Charity has an event for anyone who wants step out of their comfort zone, get fit, and have fun this summer. Together with family and friends, you can help the Charity to transform the lives of colleagues in need. So, join one or all of our sporting events and have a summer to remember.”
For further information or to book your place, please contact Charlotte Laurent: charlotte.laurent@electricalcharity.co.uk
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