We need your money …
A team of our brave and sturdy will be taking part in the Dragon Boat Challenge in June to raise money for the charity CRASH, which is the construction industry charity. Please sponsor us:
http://www.virginmoneygiving.com/team/szerelmey
CRASH is a fantastic charity that provides pro bono advice, professional expertise and material sourcing to create positive environments for the terminally ill (hospices) and for the homeless. If you would like to find out more about their work please visit their website: www.crash.org.uk
Our team name is Szerelmey Scuttlebutts, which is not quite as bad as it sounds. A scuttlebutt is a cask containing freshwater for one day’s use on board a ship!
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