Jones Whyte raises funds for Glasgow Children’s Hospital Charity
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Pictured (L-R): Kirsten McMahon, Sam Deacon and Katie Whyte
Jones Whyte is taking on a cycling challenge covering 2,422 miles from its Glasgow office all the way to Lapland in aid of the Glasgow Children’s Hospital Charity (GCHC).
The Lapland Cycling Challenge holds particular significance for the Jones Whyte team as they rally behind their colleague Ross Anderson, whose daughter, Paige, is currently undergoing treatment at the Glasgow Children’s Hospital.
Jones Whyte’s fundraising efforts will help fund life-changing projects and services for the children and families treated at Scotland’s largest children’s hospital.
Stephanie Hutton, partner, said: “As the festive season is upon us, our commitment to giving back continues, and raising funds for GCHC was a natural choice. The Lapland cycling challenge of over 2,400 miles, underscores our dedication and commitment to the cause. Every team member is united in demonstrating support for Ross and his family, contributing to crucial fundraising efforts.
“We’re currently halfway through the mileage. While the distance has been tough for many of us, we recognise that it pales in comparison to the difficulties faced by the children and their families.”
You can contribute to this worthy cause here.
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