Cunningham Grant Sponsored Walk
On Friday 24th September 2021, the team at Cunningham Grant will walk around Loch Leven to raise money for Pancreatic Cancer UK and for Cancer Research UK and in memory of two of their very good friends. Read what George has written about the event.
Thanks to great support from our clients, over the last few years the office and staff have raised around £10,000 for MacMillan Cancer Support by holding Coffee Mornings at Cupar and Markinch. The last one was held in September 2018.
Two wonderful people, with close connections to the office, have died since then from cancer and we have decided that we want to raise some money for cancer research in their memory.
They were Hilary Green Marshall who died from pancreatic cancer on 4 July 2019. As well as being a client, the office stationery supplier and a retained firefighter she was a brilliant friend. Her support was invaluable when I was setting up the office and she was the very first client to sign up with the new business. In recognition of this she was invited to every staff Christmas outing!
Catherine Juskowiak died from liver cancer on 20 May 2021. She was closely connected to the office through her work for a client and a great supporter of us, again particularly in the early days of setting up the business. She was a lovely person and my best memory is discussing the funniest episodes of Frasier with her.
To raise money, we are doing a sponsored walk for the 13 miles round Loch Leven on Friday 24th September 2021. We are starting from the car park at Vane Farm at 9.30am and walking clockwise around the loch. There will be a tea, cake and water stop at Burleigh Sands car park.
We would love you to sponsor us and if possible join us for all or part of the walk (or cycle!).
Every penny donated will go to help fund research into this terrible disease and being split between Pancreatic Cancer UK and for Cancer Research UK.
If you have any queries please contact anyone at the office and you can make a donation by card or by Bank Transfer.