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| | Does your company go the extra mile?
 | | October 2008 saw Beefy’s 12th charity walk. Over nine days Sir Ian walked through nine towns in the UK to raise money for Leukaemia Research. In a new twist to his previous walks, Beefy invited members of the public to walk with him in exchange for their own sponsorship for the charity.
Beefy has touched the lives of thousands of people through the years; from cricket fans to school children, leukaemia patients and their friends and family. |
Getting staff involved is a fun and rewarding way to boost morale and create a positive team spirit. It encourages inter-departmental and inter-office communication and generate goodwill with everyone from staff and customers to the local community. Beefy’s Great British Walk proved to be the perfect team-building activity.
Leukaemia Research are experts in delivering high profile and unique sports events that will appeal to everyone and provide a fantastic day out. The audience profile |
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| | | The impact of your support |
More young people die from blood cancers than any other cancer.
When Sir Ian Botham started fundraising for Leukaemia Research children diagnosed with leukaemia had just a 20% chance of survival. Today it is an 80% chance.
We know that our research is making a difference, but we have much more to do, which is why Sir Ian is taking to the streets again.
By taking part in Beefy’s Corporate Team Challenge in October 2008, you will help us raise more money to help save the lives of children and young people across the UK.
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