Alzheimer's is a terrible disease which is affecting more and more of us. Watching our loved ones go through the many stages, of forgetfulness and confusion is truly devastating. We here at Metro Rod We are just not satisfied with the fixing the daily drainage and plumbing disasters, so while our engineers are out unblocking your drains, our office staff will be running through the woods with you to bring this disease to it's knees!
Join us on the 1st of September on a 5k charity run around the woods; jump over trees, run over bridges, take in the local wildlife, avoid the puddles and try not to get lost! Bring the children, bring the dogs, prepare to get muddy and get sponsored!! A minimum of £1 donation on sign in at the marquee and then you're good to go.
A raffle will take place in the afternoon, with raffle tickets available to purchase over any of our social networks, over the phone or via e-mail as well as on the day.
For children taking part, (they do not need to a reservation,) there will also be a scavenger hunt, with lots of things for them to find through the trees! children and families that are waiting for relatives; Willingham woods picnic area, is a beautiful place to sit down relax or play. Refreshments will be available throughout the race and at the marquee as well as the cafe.
We want to make a bigger change and could really use your support. Please follow the link below to reserve your space and share our just giving page so we can raise as much money as possible!
If you are a wanting more information or want to find out how to get involved in another way please contact us directly : 01472859895 [email protected]
Massive thank you to the Forestry Commission for allowing us to host this event and to all the businesses
that are donating raffle prizes and joining in, to help our cause!
We are always happy to arrange a free site assessment and no obligation quotations for any work you might need. Alternatively, you can call our emergency hotline number on 0800 66 88 00
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