Blake Lapthorn Tarlo Lyons launches
the Five-Way Charity Challenge
Blake Lapthorn Tarlo Lyons is pleased to
announce the launch of its Five-Way Charity Challenge, a unique
project being run by the firm, which will link its five offices
through a series of challenges while raising a significant amount
for the firm's four charities.
The basic idea of the Blake Lapthorn Tarlo
Lyons Five-Way Charity Challenge is to link the firm's offices
using five different modes of transport, in five separate legs as
follows:
- Leg 1 - New Kings Court to Oxford, via
Winchester - classic cars
- Leg 2 - Oxford to London – mass punting
and a cycle along the Thames
- Leg 3 - London to Portsmouth -
cycle
- Leg 4 - Portsmouth to Southampton Water -
row
- Leg 5 - Southampton Water to New
Kings Court - mass participation walk
The Challenge will start and finish at the
firm's New Kings Court office, which is located in Chandler's Ford
at the junction of the M3 and M27.
Each leg has an allocated leader within the
firm who is in charge of the project management, training, safety
and overall success of their specific leg. Recruitment has
been underway since the outset of the project and there are now an
impressive number of participants and volunteers who are involved
in the challenge. There are a range of sponsorship routes,
including paper sponsorship forms and http://www.justgiving.com/ sites
for online donations.
The first leg will take place on Saturday 30
and Sunday 31 August, with the other legs happening on that weekend
and also on Saturday 6 and Sunday 7 September. The Grand
Finale, a mass participation sponsored walk, will come full circle
and culminate at New Kings Court on Saturday 20 September.
Jonathan White, a solicitor at Blake Lapthorn
Tarlo Lyons and Project Leader for the Five-Way Charity Challenge
comments: "While this all started as a conversation in a pub, the
project has now developed real momentum. We want to involve
the talent in the firm and achieve something unique and special for
this year's four charities. The funds raised through the
Five-Way Charity Challenge will make a difference to the fantastic
work already being undertaken by those organisations."
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Notes to editor:
Contact:
Dan Baber
Email: dan.baber@bllaw.co.uk
Tel: 020 7814 5489
Members of the press are welcome to
participate – perhaps on the classic car leg, travelling out by
boat to see the rowers or perhaps for the grand finale at New Kings
Court next to the M3/M27 junction on 20 Sept 2008.
Please contact Dan Baber (020 7814 5489) if
you are interested.
The firm's four charities:
Rowans Hospice - http://www.rowanshospice.co.uk/
The Art Room - http://www.theartroom.org.uk/
Hope and Homes - http://www.hopeandhomes.org/
Enham - http://www.enham.org.uk/